Farming Video | Why Chad Henderson Runs Estes Concaves in His Combines

25 Nov 25 • 1m 4s

Chad Henderson from XtremeAg shares how he fine-tunes combine performance by running different concaves across machines—including Estes Concaves in two and OEMs in a third. His setup lets him benchmark speed, grain quality, and productivity in real time.

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00:00:00 Hey y'all, it's Chad Henderson with Extreme Ag and we talk for just a second about why we run these essence concaves. 00:00:06 You know, so this machine here, particularly the one that I'm running, has the XPR twos in it. We have threes in a seven 80 00:00:12 and then we keep OEMs in a six 80. And we do that both so that we can always check against the six 80 00:00:19 and we can always check on ground speed and, and you know, they hollered at me, Hey, you need to get another session. 00:00:24 You need to find another set for this thing. I'm like, no, this way I'm always testing. You know, we always know where zero is. 00:00:30 So we just keep seeing time savings, okay? 'cause the machine is more productive with us. It's got case in it, and then the quality 00:00:37 is just where it's at. It's uh, bar none for the quality of the grain when it comes through the machine, behind the instance Concaves, you know? 00:00:46 So just a big shout out boys. Y'all have done a good job. The, uh, concaves working. 00:00:51 Well keep these things humping, so hang in there. Keep bringing us good products. 00:00:57.595 --> 00:00:58.805

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