[AT] Re: StationaryThresher

[charlie hill]

Yep I think you guys are right.  First time I looked I thought there was 
something comming out of the end of that boom but looking back now it looks 
like just dust billowing up from the grain head.

Charlie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ralph Goff" <alfg at sasktel.net>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 12:52 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] Re: StationaryThresher


> Len Rugen wrote:
>> Looks like a hydroswing swather setup.  My bet is that the tractor is 
>> powering the harvester via hydralics.  Maybe the harvestor can also run 
>> on the other side or directly behind the tractor for transport?
>>  Len Rugen
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> I think you have it right Len. Hydroswing works so well for cutting hay 
> that it should also be attractive for combining. My only concern would be 
> can they transmit the required horsepower through hydraulics to power what 
> is basically a big combine?
> The hydro swing option would give the option of working back and forth in 
> a standing crop with a pull type combine which is impossible with 
> conventional pull types.
> Removing the chaff from the field is also a point in its favour for zero 
> tillers and continuous croppers.
>
> Ralph in Sask.
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