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F2 Rasp Bar ??
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    Posted: 05 Dec 2019 at 8:10pm
Is there a "minimum" #  of bars that "need" to be installed in the machine ? We are currently running 2 in the # 2 and 4 spot in 24 % corn(none on the door thanks to Macks suggestion) and are having some splitting issues with an EXTREMELY CLEAN sample Wink . I have the wide spaced cylinder down to 440 but am afraid to go any slower. Minimal talins BTW. Thanks
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The least amount you can get complete threshing with. There is no minimum as such
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Are you sure your cylinder is level? Don’t always trust the cylinder height gauges. Drop front concave door, center a rasp bar over concave @#2 position, and measure its clearance all the way across it. Adjust if necessary.
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....and every one of these old/used combines has the concave door bowed down in the middle so it will touch on the ends and have a gap in the center....just saying. Doubt you could ever get it flat again. Most stuff is going through in the middle area so thats where I "measure"...usually with a flat piece of bar stock and I've only had 2 combines (A2&F2) but the gauges won't adjust to the real numbers. There is a paint marker note on feed house that says"1/4 = 3/8". LOL
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