Well not the expert on the Oliver but i thought olivers had stripper plate like on a combine . If it does then ya need to set the stripper plates so that the stalk will pass thru the nose with ease then ya make is whisker wider at the rear then adjust the snapping rolls tighter . Taking time to watch what is happening and where it is happening and why it is happening . Also many times you will have to readjust to cop conditions even in the same field . walking along side and watching will tell you a bunch . JUST KEEP YOUR COTTON PIKEN HANDS OUT of a running corn picker as you may end up with a new NICK NAME of Stubby or Lefty In other words ya can look BUT Don't touch . I know more about the New Idea's since that is what i have been around a lot more and on those once the corn is down below 21% the become a Bird and Squirrel feeder. at the head and the husking bed . They do a better job when the plants are damp .
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