Well, the oats are nearly off, and I'm not ready to burn my R7 haha! Went very well actually, only thing that gave me grief was my tailings sensor, but I'm pretty sure it was a loose wire. Gave a nice clean sample, and not much if any rotor loss. Liked the airfoil too, just adjust the sieve and go!
Pretty sure there is plenty of room for improvement on thru-put tho, my dad was working in our L3, and I was going a bit faster than him, but just a bit, maybe 1mph. Seemed a little odd too, it would gobble up a massive thick windrow with ease at times, and others would take in a small bit and growl and bark before working through it. I think new bars, helicals and feederchains would help with that.
And then when I went to the barn, our trucker who was loading his trains (and who is no stranger to combines I might add) asked my dad if he could take it for a round. He went a few hundred feet and plugged the rotor solid. So, I also go a lesson on how to unplug these tonight also. Not something one wants to do on a daily basis. But....beans are next, so we'll see how it performs in them next!