So the big reveal of the new T series is out I see. Big 🤪 improvements like an auger extension you can order from factory, rotor reverser, one side panel made out of 2, new decals T instead of a S . Did I miss anything? I honestly don’t know why they bothered, I keep hoping that they will make...
My combine did not have lateral tilt, and I centered the headers center feed drum up with my feederhouse chain. I know it doesn’t have the correct gleaner offset but it seems pretty minimal in the grand scheme of things.
currently in high yield, tough conditions with my 7088 combine doing soybeans. I am losing soybeans in the back. about 7 per square foot. Anyone know where you are supposed to be for soybean loss? Current settings are rotor at 610, concaves 11, top sieve 5(almost closed, bottom sieve 24, fan...
Once the combine shaft is correct speed and header running your MacDon guy would need to check the sickle speed to make sure it is correct. That is adjustable down by the pump on the header. As others have mentioned on here before, the MacDon books that come with the header are GREAT!
The combine involved was a Model W CASE and this one was horse drawn and equipped for bagging grain. No idea of how the 4-5 man crew might have come out, but the teamster's seat is jammed into the ground out front. Location is in the center of the Palouse hill country of Eastern Washington State.
Other than mog removal from behind the machine, what would be the drawbacks or just plain problems with using your combine as a stationary sheller? Assuming you can devise a method to feed the machine easily and efficently, is the modern combine, when set up for corn, as efficient at shelling as a dedicated sheller? Thanks.
I just found this air filter cleaner online a few weeks ago. I was tired of buying new air filters all the time for my combines. I got it a few months ago and it works great! All my air filters are like new now. have saved so much money! Please do yourself a favor and check it out. If anyone...
