Hyper_Harvest_II
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Brian,
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Combines Upgrade results for 2000
Dan
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Don't look to me you can get a 2001 without extended bars. Still looks to be two reverse bars in the grain machines and four reverse in the corn soybean machines. Who knows maybe next year we will have a half height bar option. Thanks for the report. HYPER, How many half height bars in a small P3 and how many in the largeIJ Anyone run any crops other than corn and soybeans with the half height barsIJ We run wheat with 8 half height bars in a R72 and got by fine but didn't get out to machine to do a good ananisis.
Tom_Russell
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Brian Thanks for posting your results. How did your R60 go this yearIJ Have you done any more modifyingIJ Do you think no bars would be a loser in P1 processorsIJ Tom in MN
Hyper_Harvest_II
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Dan,
Rolf
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G'Day Fellers I have 4 low profile bars on two rows on the sep end, this system seems to work! think I was tolled that two low profile bars act like one reverses only a lot less aggressive. This is also true for crops that are tender, in that lentils and chickpeas, beans that are dry (were down to between 8 and 13 % moisture here) they don't need that extra bash backwards with a revers bar, that's also why I like the low bars.