| CASE3594 - 10/16/2021 18:04
No you’re definitely not alone. It seems asinine to me but I’ve never even seen a gleaner anywhere but a dealers lot.
I have to chuckle every time someone talks about removing their rotor. I understand it’s an easy process but, to hear guys talk, they take it out to fill with fuel just because they can. Again, I don’t get it but, to each their own.
Your right about sitting on the dealers lots. And that is because their techs are not trained and their knowledge base is zero. At least at my area.
I was having trouble getting my bean head to calibrate this fall and I was at the dealership for other things anyway so asked for the voltage specs where the sensors should be. The head mechanic couldn’t even find them in his computer and had to call corporate and get it.and the whole hour I was there only one other customer came in and this was in middle of harvest.
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Anybody who said gleaners are easy to work on
