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Rasp Concave Bars ?
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    Posted: 17 Sep 2016 at 11:50am
Are there any advantages or disadvantages to running rasp concave bars in soybeans vs the standard concave? I have some soybeans with grassy areas but no weeds I'll be harvesting with the K2.
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you'll prolly crack a lot of beans
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I thought rasp concave bars were for hard to thresh crops that crack easily.
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Aggressive cylinder bars (every other rib ground off) matched to regular channel concaves offers more gentle threshing not to mention increased capacity.
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I would say, if it won't take grass through with Chanel concave, you need new cylinder bars and lower clearance.    MACK
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Originally posted by Kevin in WA Kevin in WA wrote:

I thought rasp concave bars were for hard to thresh crops that crack easily.


The Operator's Manual states "The rasp concave may be used in a hard to thresh crop where seed is easily cracked, or in a straw condition that is hard to break up to let the threshed seed fall through."

I used the standard concave last time in soybeans with good success, but didn't have any grass in them. I have the rasp bars on hand and was just looking for any first hand experiences.
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Agree with Mack,also run a little higher cly speed
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