Denhoff,ND right in the center of the State | Then that sucker was worn out, if you were plugging the cylinder your bars or concave was shot, on a Gleaner you must have good bars, because they dont have a feeder chain, the bars is what makes it suck the crop in. I like my Gleaner, we drop alot of straw for livestock, on the JD we had you had to take that heavy chopper off all the time, takes 3 good men. On the L3 just take a few bolts out and slide ahead, can do this in 5 minuetes myself, think JD is maybe that way too now. I cant complain about plugging the cyliner on mine, if it is really tough will plug the return if crop is on the green side or lots of weeds, but then shouldnt be combineing anyway. Terry |
L4 Gleaner combine
