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Out here today, we're checking behind the cloth combine. I've been running it here today
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and my son, he's in it right now running. It's kinda hard to get out of it. Picking some pretty d on good corn.
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It's uh, about 2 2 70 to 300 plus river bottom corn right here. One thing I like to look for is just, I like to get out
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and walk behind it and just see if we're getting it all in there. This area right down through here was at 7,000 bushels an
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hour on the machine and we was not getting any loss out the back. And, um, pretty nice ears.
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Just gonna look around right here. We got our demco cart pulling it away and that's takes a, takes a big cart
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to keep something that hungry. But this, this is just, I don't know, it is hard to imagine right here.
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You just, you've gotta hunt to find a kernel, you know, six, 7,000 bushels an hour. Good job on the cobs if you're not seeing them busted up
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real bad at all. That's just from the chopper cutting 'em, it sized it up. That was a whole cob come through right
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before it got to the chopper. We're running the CMOs on the clouds, the automation. It's amazing, especially when my son running it.
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He don't have the experience that I've got. Many folks has got that same situation right now and it actually makes the adjustments on the go
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keeps everything right. It does a pretty good job. Sometimes I want it to act a little faster, but I'm really picky
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and really panicky on how I want my combine to do. But um, it keeps it in the machine. And when it comes to picking corn,
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I've just never seen anything that can touch this machine Right here we are running tracks on it.
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510 bushel grain bin 8,700. The lubrication system is second to none. Maintenance fuel economy. It's top of the line.
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It is actually just a blessing to have about to go around and pull the ears. Got two off one stalk right there.
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I'm looking in the corn cornrow, it's standing. Trying to see if I see any corn in there. It come outta the combine from the previous pass,
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which there is none. Um, that's a good thing. Just shows you what this cloth can do. Still right out here, no corn on the ground whatsoever.
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Once in a while you'll see a colonel or two from that second ear. And I think that's where it's coming
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through my head a little bit but um, 'cause it's, it has not always a perfect pollination on that second ear.
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But check this thing out as it comes down through here, we're picking 24 rows, 44 foot wide head at 8,700.
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She sit there, roll out 6,000, 7,000 bushel air and, and it all goes in the grain tank. We will have to get out of the way here
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because it's going to be throwing here cobs at me. You getting or done ain't it? We replaced two other combines with
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that one machine right there. Never thought it was possible to do. Check this out man. This is pretty right here.
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Check him. Cobs out. Gentle on the grain. Gentle on the cob. Gentle on my pocketbook when we go to put fuel in that bay.
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