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JohnW

Posted 7/3/2009 17:46 (#764617 - in reply to #764611)
Subject: RE: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow

NW Washington

You probably need a couple of cover plates and to set your vanes to the slow position to better thresh the wheat. You rotary gets more hits on the crop than than a quick pass through a conventional cylinder.

Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - TOM/MN : 7/3/2009 17:36
- RE: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - JohnW : 7/3/2009 17:46
  - Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - JonND : 7/3/2009 18:39
    - Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - 22 inch row : 7/3/2009 18:57
- Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - BSchroeder : 7/3/2009 18:42
  - Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - farmingreen : 7/3/2009 18:58
    - You guys need some cover plates and Gorden bars. - Jon Hagen : 7/3/2009 19:19
      - Right on Jon....!!!!!!!! - Old Pokey : 7/3/2009 20:26
      - RE: high bar concaves-Jon is right - Redman : 7/4/2009 00:41
      - RE: You guys need some cover plates and Gordon bars. - Old#7 : 7/4/2009 08:19
        
        RE: You guys need some cover plates and Gordon bars. - Jon Hagen : 7/4/2009 11:17
  - Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - mennoboy : 7/3/2009 23:37
- Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - bullhauler : 7/4/2009 01:10
  - Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - Ed Boysun : 7/4/2009 10:46
    - Re: Glen wheat and Case IH axial flow - Jon Hagen : 7/4/2009 11:25
      - Re: You are right again Jon - Redman : 7/4/2009 21:27

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