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S MN | I run an 8 row 1083 with my 2366, 3.6 no problem in 15 percent corn/ 200+ bpa if the stalks are also dry. Kick the fan up to 1130 or so, watch your grain loss monitor. Big thing on the 2366 is the clean grain shaft running the elevator is smaller than on a 2377 or 2388. Make sure to let the cleaning system completely clean out before you shut the header and separator off ( 10-15 seconds... or watch your yield monitor if you have one). In high yielding corn, you may eventually snap the clean grain shaft if you do not let in clean out before disengaging the header and separator. You also should have a bubble up auger if you are trying to increase speed. Bubble up runs off of header circuit- let cleaning system clean out before disengaging header or separator. I replaced the clean grain auger in my 2366 more times than I care to admit, before I realized what may have been causing the issue- shutting off too soon. You should probably remove every other wire in your concave for corn if you have OEM concaves. Can't let enough through with all wires installed when increasing travel speed. I actually have 2 sets of concaves, soybean set has all wires intact. Corn set has every other wire removed on last 2, and the last half of the first concave also every other wire removed. I bought a set from shoup for the soybeans, and removed every other wire on the original oem set for corn | |
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2366 mph in 200+ corn?
