Ruston3w
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Blimey! That's one I hadn't thought of, liquid, mostly DD so not following tramlines a lot of the time.Liquid fert or fert spinner? What make fertiliser used etc etc? You could have double the crop in bands which happens to fall more often than not on that side of the header - ie the fert is dropping early and plastering the 3-9m away from the hedge the most so you go around with the heavy crop on the knife drive side and then turn around so knife drive is out of the crop on what you’ve cut but your still cutting predominately heavy crop on that side. Complete speculation but it is possible
It’s possible with granular especially a poorly set up machine and poor product but with liquid I doubt it. I’d be looking more at the machine instead, as others have said the concave clearance would be a start?Blimey! That's one I hadn't thought of, liquid, mostly DD so not following tramlines a lot of the time.
Thousands of tonnes being straw and grain etc etc..I like the sound of thousands of tonnes, still we are moving again here, short days near the salt water though.
The last older JD had levelling only to control cutter at but this one has hight sensors each end so stubble hight is pretty much as it should be....... We plan to have a measure up in the morning on concave, difficult to see what else could be out.....surely they will have checked that at plant and PDI...oh well, time will tell.
do a kill stall when combining?get inside a bit and measure crop through the machineJust as a curiosity, any ideas why our two year old combine is wearing the paint one side more than the other? It is a hillmaster but watching it there is nothing to suggest it is biased one way, surely it would need to be obviously off level to make such a difference?View attachment 983769