Thanks for your comments. We use the de-awning plates primarily in barley to take off awns but find a walker machine is more likely to put barley out in the straw than the TF44 rotor machine we had previously. We therefore want as much separation early in the machine as possible and I was hoping the rub bars would be more effective at that while leaving the concave more open. Any comment on whether these rub bars would do that? Have you had any experience with them?
Concave rub bars
The Farmers Weekly article "Top Tips to Boost Combine Harvester Output" suggests using rub bars (up-turned rasp-bars) to the front two concave sections to enhance threshing rather than using the de-awning plates which reduce separation area without offering more effective threshing.
Can some one tell me more about these rub bars. Are they available for a TX66? What is the part number?
Can some one tell me more about these rub bars. Are they available for a TX66? What is the part number?
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