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dr p
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Topic: Advice on combining soybeansPosted: 2 hours 18 minutes ago at 5:42am |
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Getting ready to combine soybeans for first time. Using my 60 combine set per manual. Field is planted in 15 inch rows and no weeds. Any advice?
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whatscooking
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Posted: 2 hours 4 minutes ago at 5:56am |
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Be careful, watch for holes/ditches/rocks. Listen to the machine. Look at what's going in the tank and what's going out the back and adjust accordingly. Check mostiure. Have fun.
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DrAllis
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Posted: 1 hour 21 minutes ago at 6:39am |
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Hope you've got a really slow low gear. Today's (potential )yields can exceed what those combines were made for.
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