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| There are so many variables in cleaning corn in flagships like rasp bars, sieves, concaves, vanes, and air speed that if you see a kernel of corn on the ground take it to a dealer and have them set it up. When I bought my 8010 the dealer sent it ready to go and I don't think I could screw it up if I tried. And I'll compare my sample to anyone's. At first I struggled with a few electrical gremlins but once that was over I'm glad I got it instead of the higher priced 2588. | |
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