Having problems setting this beast in canola. Sieve loss is small but rotor loss is excessive. Tryed rotor speed from 340-700, concave 3 to 23. Anybody have suggestions. Thanks
We spread the chaff, nd open the back door, and caught the rotor windrow in a 1by2ft pan. We,ve never had rotor loss with our 2388,s . This is a small tube rotor, I'm wondering if thats the difference.
Here is my sweet settings for dry canola on 8010. 660 rotor,9.2 concave, 740 fan, 11 top sieve, 6 bottom, 2nd notch pre-sieve. 6-7 mph on 50 bu/acre canola.
well i set our 9120 like this: concave 40, rotor 1050, fan 750, precleaner closed, top sieve 17 bottom 14. but we switched concaves around which made a big difference. put large wire or slotted concaves in the front on both sides, then smallwire behind them, and back to largewire in the back 2 sections, because most of the thrashing is done in the feederhouse
Hi
Would like to get back to this subject. Actually canola seatings was causing for us a biggest trouble so far. In canola we used to get the biggest losses. To be honest other combines (NH CX ) are leaving some thing like 2% on field as well. We harvesting 3-5t/h (depends on the season). More ideas on the subject more possibilities. So lets share experience
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