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YesMaybe some are specialist. Have you tried the various belt suppliers in your area?
Too be fair, claas have cut their ridiculous prices now
YesMaybe some are specialist. Have you tried the various belt suppliers in your area?
No sorry as I have stopped growing OSR so never put any through that drier. I'm sure someone will have some pointers.Any tips for OSR? Just changed to a master and their computer settings look a bit hot for OSR.
Fair enough on genuine belts then. When blending like that does it all dry down equally. Like if u have one dried pickle at 14 and a wet one at 24 will the dry one not go any lower?Tried non genuine belts for the Opico especially for the one twisted main auger drive belt - not a good idea. This was on ours 1984 to 1994.
In 1985 we visited a guy near Ballymoney who had just changed the belt and the drier was started up
it burned off about 1/2hour later!!
I counted anything over 23 difficult but certainly above 25 blend with dry wheat ie dont fully empty the drier before reloading
You have to blend, or else the belts eill slip and the auger will stopFair enough on genuine belts then. When blending like that does it all dry down equally. Like if u have one dried pickle at 14 and a wet one at 24 will the dry one not go any lower?
I seen Kenny had his for sale recently but it’s sold now another neighbour of mine Robert Moore has 2 and he says he will keep me right anyway just don’t want to be pestering him all the time.its the average that counts, the wetter grains will lose moisture quicker
Theres quite a few up nearer you could tell better like Richard Kane or Kenny Dunn with Opicos
Yeah I can see how that would happen. Just wondered about the higher and lower moisture in the mix. What’s the ideal moisture to dry down to to keep. 14%?You have to blend, or else the belts eill slip and the auger will stop
Ah I see. I bought a new holland in the end. 2004 cx820. Would have liked to stay with deutz but just worried about backup on the newer ones. What did u go for yourself?Forgot Robert Moore, you were down to see our combine last year the deutz 4075.
You got sorted obviously and hope it goes well.
This is the temp chart for our opico start with these temp and adjust down after first loI’ve just bought a used Opico 590 grain dryer. I’d never even looked at a dryer until last week. Maybe I’m mad but any body got any tips for a 40 year old grain drying virgin.
That’s great. Thanks for that. Does that come in the user manual. I must try to get one for itThis is the temp chart for our opico start with these temp and adjust down after first loView attachment 901008
Yes came with dryerThat’s great. Thanks for that. Does that come in the user manual. I must try to get one for it
That would be some machine. Biso head is supposed to be good.we got a 9206 deutz with 7.5m biso head
Any tips for OSR? Just changed to a master and their computer settings look a bit hot for OSR.
I was told that Kerosene will use half the amount of gas too dry the same Amount of grain and is a lot cheaper tooSorry to hijack the thread, but run an opico gas drier at the moment but was wondering are diesel driers more or less fuel efficient and are there any brand of drier more efficient other than the sun.