[thegr8one]

Just wondering if anyone has used the Harvest services concave in a 9500?
Combine parts, concaves, chaffers, sieves, feeder chains, rotor, cover plates, filler plates, After market combine parts, Harvest Services Ltd. Canada, Combine
What can you tell me about them!
Thanks

 

[Oliver 88]

We have bought replacement sieves from them in the past and they worked well.

(No exposure to their replacement conclaves though.)

 

[V876]

Put one in a 9600, it has worked well for us. It is shaped to match the curve of the cylinder so your initial settings when leveling are a bit different. They are built heavier than the factory deere. Had one in an 8820 happy with it also, reground it when we put a new cylinder in and it was good as new.

 

[thegr8one]

Put one in a 9600, it has worked well for us. It is shaped to match the curve of the cylinder so your initial settings when leveling are a bit different. They are built heavier than the factory deere. Had one in an 8820 happy with it also, reground it when we put a new cylinder in and it was good as new.

Would you mind briefing me on how the settings are different.

Thanks

 

[V876]

I don`t remember the exact gap but 1/2 or 3/4in in the front,( I think factory is 1/4) and 0 (I used a hack saw blade as a gauge) at the rear when zeroing the concave. I just remember having to adjust the stop quite a bit and the front gap looking too wide

 

[thegr8one]

I don`t remember the exact gap but 1/2 or 3/4in in the front,( I think factory is 1/4) and 0 (I used a hack saw blade as a gauge) at the rear when zeroing the concave. I just remember having to adjust the stop quite a bit and the front gap looking too wide

Thanks from what I read I thought the front had to be open a bit more.*