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ecmn | There is a learning curve to them to get a good sample. Like my old John Deere's or my newer lexion yeah set the bottom sieve and adjust the chaff for a little bit to clean up the sample go from field to field crop to crop and hardly move it at all. The fence is very sensitive to any adjustment on the chair or the sieve and you can watch on the tablet is all the grain dropping at the front and very little at the end or is it a lot of grain dropping at the end and very little up front or anything in between and then you can adjust from there. On the tablet you can also see on your thrashing and separating where the grain is falling so if the grain is falling at the end of thrashing then you know you need to be a little more aggressive same thing on separating if it's way up at the other end then you need to look at what's causing that is it too much crop material coming in so you got to slow your ground speed down a little bit is your rotor spending too fast and causing an auger effect to take the separating or is it spinning too slow and just creating a map of material. | |
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Fendt Ideal combine vs. Deere?
