Posted by paul on November 19, 2019 at 08:05:29 from (174.219.146.245):
In Reply to: Gleaner k2 plugged posted by crookedcreekjerseys on November 18, 2019 at 14:46:43:
My relatives plugged their rotors gleaner so bad one year they took it to the dealer to clean out.
I scratched my head a bit on that one, but.....
When I was a youngster and didn’t know better, dad had me running my F Gleamer with a worn out sheave on the cylinder drive, so it didn’t engage the drive belt square. So it slipped often. And then dad had grassy beans at that time.....
I would have to unplug the gleaner F a couple times a round some days. Round after round.
Ah, the joys of growing up a farm kid to a penny pinching German............
I think of it every time my L3 growls a bean slug through it now. Not fond memories.....
I did plug the L3 with corn. Corn stalk ripped off the electric clutch wires, the feeder kept feeding the rest of the machine didn’t, and when I got things sorted out the cyclinder was filled full.
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