When talking combines I see sieve capacity is most often mentioned as a limitation but for me with my Case combines it is mostly rotor loss in canola. Anyone see the same or is it just something I do?
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If I throw a sq foot pan under the combine right in the middle with the spinners on and I get about a gram of seed. I know I should take the spinners off an catch everything in a tray to get accurate number. I have done a kill stop and can always find seed mixed up with straw at the back of the rotor cage and nothing at the back of the chaffer and the loss monitor shows the same.
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We have are rotor running at 600 so should try faster but you here of over thrashing all the time. I also notice that when the humidity goes up so does the rotor loss.
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get that rotor spinning if there is loss in tough conditions.
rotor(s) fast as possible without cracking
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Most challenging year we have had setting combines. I wonder sometimes about the bushels of canola that got lost out there this year with the just "set it like a always do and go" attitudes. No word of a lie we saw losses change by 10 bushels per acre in canola, same fields, same varieties, same day...different conditions. Unbelievable but I know it happened. My guess 75% of guys would have no idea.
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Originally posted by HappyFarmer View PostMost challenging year we have had setting combines. I wonder sometimes about the bushels of canola that got lost out there this year with the just "set it like a always do and go" attitudes. No word of a lie we saw losses change by 10 bushels per acre in canola, same fields, same varieties, same day...different conditions. Unbelievable but I know it happened. My guess 75% of guys would have no idea.
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