I was wondering if any of you out there have tried any brands of aftermarket concaves? I am interested in how a Kuchar concave would work on a nonbullet rotor 9760sts in corn and milo. I don't belive that the round bar concaves are doing a complete job of thresing or definatly seperating. Thanks for any imput!
Any type of large wire concave would help your threshing problem. PF Parts makes a solid concave and they come in 6 instead of 3 so R&R is much easier.
I grow corn and soybeans, I would say 30% more capacity maybe more in certain conditions. plus alot better sample.
personally I wouldn't run a combine without his kit. just my opinion
I am assuming you have the smooth elements, if so, I would defiantly go with his rotor bars and concaves first and then latter you could get the feed accelerator.
I don't want you to think his stuff will totally stop the rotor loss in a high trash situation because it wont, but it is allot better.
They priced the concaves at $3,960 where John Deere round bars would be around $2500. Do you think most of your gain in capacity came from the concaves or the rotor elements? Were i am getting at is that we can't afford the whole converson and our rotor isnt' worn out. So I was just thinking of switching just the concaves.
You will not go wrong with Kuchar's concaves. He also takes care of his customers.
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