My combine did not have lateral tilt, and I centered the headers center feed drum up with my feederhouse chain. I know it doesn’t have the correct gleaner offset but it seems pretty minimal in the grand scheme of things.
currently in high yield, tough conditions with my 7088 combine doing soybeans. I am losing soybeans in the back. about 7 per square foot. Anyone know where you are supposed to be for soybean loss? Current settings are rotor at 610, concaves 11, top sieve 5(almost closed, bottom sieve 24, fan...
The only MF combine left is the Ideal and AGCO has decided to label them Fendt for NA. In the rest of the world you can get MF combines even the Ideal is badged MF. Merry Christmas everyone.
The above combine was contemporary with the late 40 which was a true Oliver combine design and used till the Cockshutt combines appeared in around 63 with the 430 and 431 and the next year I think was the 525 specifically designed for the corn country followed by the 535 and 545 for corn heads while the 542 was still built for grain areas with ...
So the big reveal of the new T series is out I see. Big 🤪 improvements like an auger extension you can order from factory, rotor reverser, one side panel made out of 2, new decals T instead of a S . Did I miss anything? I honestly don’t know why they bothered, I keep hoping that they will make...
The first combine my dad ever owned was a New Holland 980 with a gas engine. This was in the early 1970's. I can't seem to find any pictures of this particular combine at home or on the internet. Does anyone have any info or pictures of this machine?
We just recently purchased a 1998 9610 and I am looking for anything to be worried about, settings for it and any other information that would be helpful. We will be running a 843 poly header and a 25 foot flex platform. We still have 100+ acres of corn to run and intend on using it, so the...
Ive been searching these forums for awhile but have a hard time finding any information on R-70's. There is one coming up for auction it has 2200 engine hours and 1500 separation hours. I have a 1460 at the moment and it does the job but we ran 1250 acres through it last year and could possibly...
I have been having trouble with the concave plugging with trash in corn (220 bu/A @24%) and getting rotor loss. running the rotor at 370 rpm and at 4 on the concave. any ideas???
A customer can order the combine from the factory as a auto guidance ready combine where it is already fitted with all the wiring and hydraulics but lacking the controller in the event the customer already has one on other equipment. The new 88 series combine is also considered precision farming ready in the cab.
