[SE sask toiler]

Guess we have 1 cyl that had a little too much of a good thing torquing thru damp canola residue last fall...I blame the sclerotinia tolerant canola...real tuff November slugging vs reg rready canola straw...

Bent rub bars too...my mind is thinking sunny-brook upgrade if we don't need to change concave...we have 1 combine 590R w sunny-brook cyl and think it or the class 9 or both is a great adv....does precision mfg build a enclosed cyl too?

I looked at past posts...looking for any current encouragement or infinite wisdom...prob only keep '11 - 750 one more year....but likely helps resale too w a high inertia cyl

 

[seedcleaner]

I think they both make a cylinder, and each claim "their" design is the best.
I guess I favor SunnyBrook as I feel they might have more experience. Either would likely be stronger and perform better than stock.

Is your 750 with the twisted cylinder the traditional open design or the newer Claas enclosed design?

 

[Don Boles]

Is your 750 with the twisted cylinder the traditional open design or the newer Claas enclosed design?

And, is the driven end twisted or the drive end for the impeller (left side)?

 

[SE sask toiler]

Traditional open design....I need to confirm My answer to Don question...been livin on sprayer and just doubled my family...so this 4 day lul never brought me any closer to in shop activity...

 

[adsinaus]

Traditional open design....I need to confirm My answer to Don question...been livin on sprayer and just doubled my family...so this 4 day lul never brought me any closer to in shop activity...

Congratulations!

 

[SouthernSK]

Se sask toiler glad to hear everything has worked out with the family. I personally think Sunny Brook is the way to go. They are putting the goose feet or small paddles behind the rub bars to help split the crop in the center for the impeller. The sunnybrook rub bars do not compress the crop mat like the precision ones that have a pinch point. I still need to put in my sunnybrook cylinder before harvest.

 

[tigercat]

We went with the pfp cylinder. Pfp(precision farm parts) runs either 4 or 6 rows of cylinder bars vrs 8 on the sunnybrook. Check out the end view of the john deere 8820 4 row on the pfp site. With the big taper to the front of the bar grain on grain thresh is more likely. Kinda like the older case rotaries. A wider concave clearance is the norm. Much slower cylinder speeds are possible. The cylinder is very beefy and runs smooth. Good luck! Tiger

 

[SE sask toiler]

Impeller(left side) shaft is bent, right hand side threshing drum has short stubby shaft and that is ok

 

[Darcy]

Had the same thing happen on a 570. Gonna put a sunnybrookit in this week and boy I don't think we will be bending it. Wow does it look well built

 

[SE sask toiler]

Who did u buy ur sunny brook thru or from and how much(ish)?

 

[SE sask toiler]

Congratulations!

Thx...I'm a bit of a extrovert...but 2 sisters (12) and (14) yrs old...girls should be easy right??? We have 2 sons.....all way from Ukraine our 2 new beautiful daughters....a great journey...

 

[Darcy]

Who did u buy ur sunny brook thru or from and how much(ish)?

Bought it straight from sunny brook and picked it up. The prices are on their website site. Went with the standard cylinder bars and the duck feet in the middle or whatever they are called.

 

[Don Boles]

Went with the standard cylinder bars and the duck feet in the middle or whatever they are called.

Goose feet:

http://www.thecombineforum.com/foru...er-sunnybrook-cylinder-worth.html#post1162498

 

[Don Boles]

Impeller(left side) shaft is bent, right hand side threshing drum has short stubby shaft and that is ok

In 2014 that shaft was changed I believe.
That shaft is part of the cylinder and not available separately, must change the entire cylinder.
Or try and straighten it.
I don't think the drive side ever gets bent.

 

[adsinaus]

Thx...I'm a bit of a extrovert...but 2 sisters (12) and (14) yrs old...girls should be easy right??? We have 2 sons.....all way from Ukraine our 2 new beautiful daughters....a great journey...

Your welcome,

Oh yeah teenage girls, you'll be fine completely no hormones, stress or worries at all...

I was told by a bloke with 4 daughters that the best piece of advice he got dealing with moody hormonal teenagers was as he left for work tell each of them that he loved them, let the hormones work their way through during the day and tell them that he loved them when he saw them in the evening. AND DON'T SAY ANYTHING ELSE TO THEM .

Good luck!

 

[SouthernSK]

I am a bit confused. Is it the actual impeller shaft that bends or is the cylinder shaft that bends when it hits a hard slug or both?

 

[rnp]

I keep telling you to buy a case lol

 

[Don Boles]

I am a bit confused. Is it the actual impeller shaft that bends or is the cylinder shaft that bends when it hits a hard slug or both?

The cylinder shaft that drives it, not the impeller shaft.

 

[Don Boles]

I keep telling you to buy a case lol

Because there're "flawless".

 

[rnp]

Because there're "flawless".

and you know it! ha ha