Did you ever wrap those paddles up with flax?I don't see how that feederhouse would be a problem if it is anything at all like a MF we ran those old MF's for 40 years and they never gave us a problem.
Didn't Corner Equipment go **** up?Have your buddy phone these guys: Corner Equipment
They have at least 4 of them on the lot the other day when I was there. I'll bet for not much more they can get him into a machine and Corner will do their best to support that unit afterward from my experience buying other machines there. They have a location in Shoal Lake which isn't that far away. From what I know they are a half-price machine and there is lots running around the world so they must get something done. I have not seen one run personally though.
Half the problems today are from elective systems on combines. Sometimes I long for the old "pull the lever to engage the unload belt"...
I'm not sure what happened there. Re-structuring and re-opening down the road hopefully.Didn't Corner Equipment go **** up?
one time strait cutting canaryseed it was late Oct. 1996 straw was starting to wrap on the reels it let the wad in and wrapped on the paddles the humidity was high I didn't blame the paddles I shouldn't been out there the straw was rank. As far as flax never had a problem, but we always swathed our flax so the straw was dry and usually froze out. I was always told that adding 2 bats per paddle would solve the wrapping issue.Did you ever wrap those paddles up with flax?
You’d definitely remember that!
Yes, remember something about adding paddles.I was always told that adding 2 bats per paddle would solve the wrapping issue.
I think its their Verstile equipment on the RB sale.I'm not sure what happened there. Re-structuring and re-opening down the road hopefully.
Only two combines I never once plugged the feeder on was 751 Massey of dad's and my Versy TA...something I think of when that reverser on the 1682 can't hack it and I'm having to get physical swinging that bloody wrench lolDid you ever wrap those paddles up with flax?
You’d definitely remember that!
Not as cozy as an MF plus sound deadening technology and/or MF bean counters made them very noisy even for that era.Hey Don were is the engine sitting in your tractor? I always said if they would of built the cab sound proofed like they do on tractors it wouldn't of mattered.