Posted by jbp on April 19, 2011 at 19:30:55 from (64.57.160.112):
In Reply to: Shredder I.D. posted by Butch(OH) on April 19, 2011 at 11:41:36:
My dad owned and used an IH shredder when I was a whole lot younger. The machine pictured was the smallest IH produced and I have only seen one locally. They didn't always run with the tractor wide open. I would start slow, then watch how material was flowing across the shakers. It should float enough so that any shelled corn will separate from the fodder much as happens in a combine. That machine has a very small blower and pipe so you need enough speed to prevent the pipe from clogging up. My advise would be to start slow then gradualy speed up until the machine does good work. Joe
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