after market concaves

[Hamloc]

For the Case flagships, Mad concaves are great for reducing whitecaps, our dockage is often under 1%. Don't be afraid to run some rotor speed in cereals, 1050rpm plus. Faster the rotor the more the capacity. Take your top adjustable seive out throw em in the bush, get some harvest fixed airfoil chaffers. Run lots of wind and keep you bottom seive wide open. Put your shoe in small grain position. Set your combine based on concave clearance and wind thats it. Put the hammer down and enjoy the cleanest, lowest loss sample you've ever had. Works great in everything including canola, get a bit of spearing but who cares.

You have run your Case flagship with the reduced throw angle small grains position? I did change my CR9070 when I had it to the reduced angle, I have never tried it on my Case Ih flagship combines. I certainly agree higher rotor speed is beneficial.

[the big wheel]

Getting the same replies off of agriville, anyone with SunnyB or Mad that have them really like them in wheat barley canola and peas, Harvest services ones are very well built also if like more OEM style, think it will come down which can do flax and canary best? anyone do either of those? Havent found any info on the thunderstruck so far.

My issue with the OEM is canola seems to be more difficult with the new canola varieties pod shatter seem to need more thresh which leads to more cracking etc, and the usual white caps in wheat and cracking of canary thanks

[biglentil]

One of the first changes I make, a less violent throw, more back and forth and less up down. Just remember to move not just the block but also the top of the hanger to the other side of the bracket. Pull the belts and roll it over by hand to make sure you have done it correctly.

[Hamloc]

One of the first changes I make, a less violent throw, more back and forth and less up down. Just remember to move not just the block but also the top of the arm to the other side of the bracket. Pull the belts and roll it over by hand to make sure you have done it correctly.

Which rotor do you prefer small or large tube?

[biglentil]

Which rotor do you prefer small or large tube?

Good question all of our machines have been the large tube rotor never tried a small tube.