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Posted 8/31/2006 22:52 (#40341 - in reply to #40277)
Subject: RE: acceptable grain loss in corn?

Brinkley, Arkansas

We have run into the same thing trying to shell dry corn with our rice machines. If you think the loss is coming from the rotor I would suggest 2 things..... slow the rotor down some and move at least half of your cage vanes into the slow position.

acceptable grain loss in corn? - cotton880 : 8/31/2006 17:57
- Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - Chad H : 8/31/2006 18:00
- Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - plowboy : 8/31/2006 18:25
- Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - murdock : 8/31/2006 19:32
- Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - John..neAR : 8/31/2006 20:02
- Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - boog : 8/31/2006 22:12
  - Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - cotton880 : 8/31/2006 22:34
    - Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - plowboy : 8/31/2006 22:42
      - Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - cotton880 : 8/31/2006 22:58
    - Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - boog : 8/31/2006 22:56
    - My 2 cents - Ray (ecks) : 9/1/2006 19:49
- RE: acceptable grain loss in corn? - RAB : 8/31/2006 22:52
- RE: acceptable grain loss - Straight Bars - Dan_wcIN : 9/1/2006 09:26
  - Re: acceptable grain loss in corn? - CW IL : 9/1/2006 22:29

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