Revolutionizing Ag Equipment: Behind the Scenes with Strobel, Terraplex, and Brandt
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With all the time we put into developing our single auger grain cart and our dual auger grain cart, it's kind of a linchpin at harvest. Now, Kyle touched on an auger. It's your bottleneck for most operations, but having a dependable grain cart in the field servicing one or multiple combines just keeps the entire operation moving on time and in sync.
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When's the best time to make sure your combine is set right, Corey? Yesterday. Oh, so it's time our listeners get some of these tips from Estes Concaves.
With the feed accelerator, the feeder house feed of the machine, slower the better. And everybody questions us a little bit on why we would run, like a feed accelerator, for example, you've got your main feeder house, brings all the grain up, feed accelerator that throws it up into the rotor.
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Why would you want to, everybody, we run it on slow all the time, almost every crop. And basically what that's doing is that's, that's, giving you the key to keeping the combine completely consistently full from front to back.
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You know, you don't want an area in the machine where you've got, if the feed accelerator's on fast and you're driving really, really slow, then it's kind of got a little bit of a gap in the flow of material there. And that's not necessarily what you want. You want a combine to be as consistently full from front to back, all the way up to the cutter bar, the feeder house, to the chopper, or the windmill part of it, as you can get it to be.
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With all the time we put into developing our single auger grain cart, our dual auger grain cart, it's kind of a linchpin at harvest. Now, Kyle touched on an auger. It's your bottleneck for most operations, but having a dependable grain cart in the field servicing one or multiple combines just keeps the entire operation moving on time and in sync.
We've got Larry with Strobel coming back to tell us more about what we saw out at Husker Harvest Days. Welcome back.
Ladies and gentlemen, farmers, ranchers, and distinguished guests, thank you for listening to the Farm for Profit podcast, where we discuss the latest ideas, methods, trends, and techniques available to help your farm achieve higher levels of farm profitability.
Thanks, Tanner. Good to be with you again.
We had absolutely great weather out at Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, but it was breezy. So we're going to get us a little bit more clear audio today and talk about what we got to see. So when we first started our chat, we were standing next to your line of seed tenders. Why don't you tell us a little bit about that lineup as we move into this conversation?
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