paul said: (quoted from post at 22:33:54 11/06/09) How do you fill a 250 or 350 wagon with a NI 2 row pull type? I gotta take the fronts off my 220bu Parker wagons and turn them into 180bu wagons, and then it won't fill the back of the wagon so I'm lucky to be hauling 150 bu.....
I guess you guys have an elevator extention????
--->Paul
Elevator extension and high speed elevator drive. I pick into 225 bu. wagons, one Huskee, one M&W with extensions, can fill them both heaping full, starting back to front, with the top elevator corn deflector flap clear up. Pick 20-25 loads in a good picking, ten hour day, no problems or break downs, and a short haul to the pile. Far short of 350 bu. in ten minutes. My picker has been shedded since new, and the corn forwarding fingers over the twelve roll bed are all still there, and in good shape. Funny thing to me is, in my experience, the tougher the trash, the cleaner the corn picks, most ears snap right off with no husk at all. Nice weather and dry conditions is when the corn picks dirty, with lots of husks. Tough trash, and clean picking, makes for more shelled corn in the picker, and the wagon though. Corn breeders working for easier shelling corn works against the guy wanting to pick the corn in the ear. rrlund, do you have any of the steel pegs pushed into the steel rolls in your husking bed? Doesn't take many of those to make the husking rolls quite a little more aggressive. Helps clean up tough husking corn, but will also cause alot more shelling, especially in easy shelling corn varieties. Just my experiences, and two cents.
This post was edited by MirageFlatter at 02:15:06 11/07/09.
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