rob h
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I made a pair out of flat bar.
Or you could measure the seive opening with them [emoji6][emoji6]Thank you Rust you have solved one of the great mysteries off the world !!
Back in 2012 when we got our 29xp the toolbox that came with it had a set of those tabs now i know what the are for !!
Have you found out if you have concave filler plates in yet ??I'll be using an Allen key
If the losses are on the straw walkers have you got the fishbacks/cocks combs fitted? Our Italian MF comes with them as part of the supplied kit and the UK recommendation is to fit 3 on the second step of the walkers (on walker 1,3,5) and 2 on the third step (on walker 2 & 4) so that they fluff the straw more as it passes over. Not sure if it's relevant on the Danish MF's but it might be?
Any chance of a picture ?
Pretty sure I haven't got those, thanksI'm not at work today as it's still too wet but Google has thrown up this:
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These are on a Gleaner walker but are a similar concept to the Activa ones we have, however ours are spaced more than this. The book says the higher risers can slow the straw passage over the walkers slightly, however as you'll be slowing down to reduce losses anyway it's unlikely to have much effect in my view. They also make some flatter risers that can be installed to speed the flow of material over the walkers in very dry or brittle crops so it appears they can influence the straw flow speed to some extent.
Going for the longest wait for an answer postAny concave filler plates on that machine? In or out
Side door?Going for the longest wait for an answer post
No filler plates in and if its a help, how the flip do you fit them, there's not much room going through the drum door at the front
If loses is still your problem you don't want them in.Going for the longest wait for an answer post
No filler plates in and if its a help, how the flip do you fit them, there's not much room going through the drum door at the front
Will find out today if losses are still an issue, planning to have a look at the W BarleyIf loses is still your problem you don't want them in.
I put front one in if struggling to get a clean sample in barley.
And all of them in for linseed.
I was asking if they were in when your losses were high as they basically block the front of the concave.
Ours has 3. If you can't see 3 out, I'd check if they are in.
They are also very handy for cleaning under the powerflo belts [emoji3]
Had my head in the drum from the front door last night and concave has no plates inIf loses is still your problem you don't want them in.
I put front one in if struggling to get a clean sample in barley.
And all of them in for linseed.
I was asking if they were in when your losses were high as they basically block the front of the concave.
Ours has 3. If you can't see 3 out, I'd check if they are in.
They are also very handy for cleaning under the powerflo belts [emoji3]
Lazy pump?Would any of you Lads have any idea why our MF29 combine goes for awhile and then starves of diesel and when I say a while I mean she might cut 5 acres and then stop, have taken fuel tank off and cleaned it out but still happens!
Our 31 had a pencil filter in the bottom of the tank that was blocked, caused similar issue too what you have, but if you have cleaned the tank out then it's probably not the problem.Would any of you Lads have any idea why our MF29 combine goes for awhile and then starves of diesel and when I say a while I mean she might cut 5 acres and then stop, have taken fuel tank off and cleaned it out but still happens!