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I put this together, let me know if anything is wrong or especially if you have something to add!! Axial-Flow “Heritage” Combine Timeline 1977- Introduction of the first 300 Axial-Flow Combines; · 1440: 135-Hp 436 Cid, 145 Bu. Grain Tank, 4750 sq. in. Sieve Area, 24” Rotor · 1460: 170-Hp 436 Cid,...
We then proceeded to put two new tracks on the rear and the best rear track on the front left to get another 1000hrs or so from them as there was still... 2 430 gavdalbs replied 9h ago. A forum community dedicated to all combine owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about specifications, accessories, troubleshooting, maintenance...
7160 posts · Joined 2009. #2 · Sep 19, 2024. AF9 will probably outperform the 9260 in some conditions. In my crop conditions any combine is limited more by rotor loss than horsepower. So the longer rotor will give the AF9 more capacity. Unless you ordered it with the bigger extensions the AF9 is 450 bu hopper, so a tiny bit bigger than than 9260.
Killed all the volunteer canola and some canola that was up already. Gleaner started putting the M11 in the R72 in 1996 and it was 330 hp. Here's a great web site of NDDAN's that tracks all the changes made to the 2 Series Gleaners. Unless that 1998 has been repowered with another engine it should be 330 hp.
7160 posts · Joined 2009. #2 · Jun 4, 2024. Everything depends on your crops and conditions. In my crops and conditions, I'd say the 7088 is about 33% to 40% more capacity than the 2388. 7088 is a hp jump over the 2388. An entire class more engine. Going from a 2388 to an 8120 would be about a 50% increase in capacity. Reply Like. 2.
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What is the combine seen in this video thumbnail. Unfortunately the video itself doesn't even feature this combine and instead shows some random John Deere forage harvester.
tightwad Discussion starter. 28 posts · Joined 2009. #1 · Nov 2, 2009. Have a 2366 w/ specialty rotor doing 25% 50# test wt. corn. Having problems with grinding the corn. Concave @ 4.5; rotor @ 280- 300; fan @ 1200;shoe & chaffer both set @ 10 (external adj. rod kit). Looking for advice and what settings you generaly run your combine at.
check sieves for wear and looseness in the adjustment. clean grain bottom auger and tailings auger wear. Can easily drop the pans on both augers to look, and check pans for holes. gear box leaks and oil level. bottom of vertical unload auger. bubble-up fountain drive (x2) feederhouse upper and lower. PTO gearbox.
7010 Opinion after 14,000 acres. Jump to Latest. 9K views 6 replies 6 participants last post by kbook Oct 15, 2008. bigtimeoperator Discussion starter. 438 posts · Joined 2008. #1 · Oct 5, 2008. Since starting on Aug 10, we have combined 14,400 acres of peas, lentils, barley, wheat and durum with a pair of 7010's running 40' 2162 flex drapers.