SW Minnesota, Lyon County | When you have a combine like mine, unloading wet corn would be a welcome change! Takes alot of TLC to keep it going. In beans I was out 5 or 6 times per round digging out green bean stems that had plugged the feeder beater. Corn wasn't quite as bad as far as problems go, but you had to know it's limit or you would be pulling the door off the seperator chain to unplug that. I don't like seeing my dad have to do the work of hooking up wagons and such, but I chose the lesser of two evils. |
How many wives run the combine?
