NH combine dividers.

[balerman]

Ok looking for a consensus,which type are the best.I only use one on the crop side but really been struggling with the original adjustable one, it has probably got bent over the years and has too many sharp edges.Was thinking either a folding one or short type,hi capacity header TIA.

 

[HAM135]

Short type bolt on,perfect,and saves a lot of faffing about.

 

[bumkin]

short one bolt on i got one this year worked well first class, after forty years faffing with the long ones

 

[T C]

Short ones - fitted them in 2012 when nothing would flow past the standard ones.

 

[oil barron]

These are the business. From APH

 

[cotswoldcs]

+ 1 for short ones. We have two long ones in the scrap pile which is is the best place for them.

 

[Jimbo]

Have the short nh ones on my mf power flow . They are the business

 

[laoisfarmer]

What height do people set the short ones, got a set for the deutz but getting it hard to set them right, still dragging. Maybe I have them to low, the way things are going the last 170 acres will all be lodged so won't be able to use them !!!

 

[Lincsman]

What height do people set the short ones, got a set for the deutz but getting it hard to set them right, still dragging. Maybe I have them to low, the way things are going the last 170 acres will all be lodged so won't be able to use them !!!

You dont have a choice on a NH.

 

[General-Lee]

So whats so exciting about these short ones?

Going on @oil barron's photo our JD has long ones.

 

[Fish]

As stated before ^ short., we have them on a red painted nh header.
So much easier to use, no need to take off when moving on the road, what ever you do don't get those bloody hopeless folding dividers.

 

[Scrambler]

Short ones here on a TX65. I used it for 1 year with the standard ones.
The short ones seem to do just as good a job whilst being so much more compact. What's not to like?

 

[oil barron]

So whats so exciting about these short ones?

Going on @oil barron's photo our JD has long ones.

You don't have to take them off and they don't drag too much in grass

 

[oil barron]

What height do people set the short ones, got a set for the deutz but getting it hard to set them right, still dragging. Maybe I have them to low, the way things are going the last 170 acres will all be lodged so won't be able to use them !!!

The tip of the divider should be 2" below the ear in a standing crop

 

[KennyO]

You don't have to take them off and they don't drag too much in grass

Can't bend them out to give you another 6" of cutting width though.

Seriously, might have to try a set as my old long dividers (which I like most of the time) are about buggered.

 

[bumkin]

So whats so exciting about these short ones?

Going on @oil barron's photo our JD has long ones.

apart from not having to take them off they seem to flow through a wet tangled crop better and you can cut around bends better.

 

[Rob Holmes]

I'm thinking the only problem with the bolt on ones is that they would need to be removed when OSR extension is fitted, i assume they're simple enough to fit and remove?

 

[Scrambler]

I'm thinking the only problem with the bolt on ones is that they would need to be removed when OSR extension is fitted, i assume they're simple enough to fit and remove?

Just 4 nuts and bolts each side.

 

[DRC]

Expensive for a bit of tin.

 

[bumkin]

Expensive for a bit of tin.

i thought they wern't too bad considering the price of N H parts got mine from A P H