Used them last year. Bent a couple while doing corn but all good sorghum.

 

So that's a big thumbs up, Sneeky?

 

Yeah mate, they worked well and were relatively quick to put on. If I had to go buy fingers again I would buy the same ones.

 

Looks like they'd do the job Lynas.
The drawing doesn't say how long they are but it scales about 600.
I bought mine at a clearing sale. $1800 for 36'...
I don't know the brand but they work well.
You get a bit of sorghum in?

 

Putting some in now, Auscocky!
How are you going?

 

I used these when they were made by j shearer i think, dear but good as could remove on off easily, i have the white plastics now, time consuming but versatile with spacings i.e. can skip fingers etc.

Less bolts to c/o due to not being long enough.

Used them in light crop wheat and worked well

Ant..

 

ive got a bit of early corn and the rest going in to sorghum.
Fertilizing some ground ATM and start planting next week.
Seed was a bit scarce....got some G22 and Bazley.
What variety are you going with?

 

What variety are you going with?

Buster.

 

Not sure if you've seen this Lynasbut there's some coming up for auction.

https://auctionsplus.com.au/auctionV2/New/#/catalogue/11931

 

What front are you putting them on?

 

I find the narrows spread the load on your knife better, The position of the sorghum tray backbone in relation to the knife is the main thing to watch the one that sits the furtherest towards the back of the knife will be the better one, if they are both the same go with the narrow finger.

 

Okay. Thx Aussie.

 

I got wider ones Lynas and they seem to work ok but what Aussie said makes sense too.
You got a bit to harvest??? Been a tough year...

 

Have you got the old Janke style?
Bit like this: https://www.neils.com.au/Sorghum-Finger-Bank-To-Fit-Miscellaneous-NEW-(Aftermarket)-WN-SF100B
Not too bad here, although getting worse by the day. Early crop o.k. Later crop will struggle without any more rain.

 

Similar to that. I'm in metre rows too so not all the knife gets used anyway.