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Conveyor Belt “Ear Savers”
“I wanted to keep ears of corn from rolling off the snouts on my Deere combine back to the ground, so I bolted short lengths of old conveyor belting onto them. It’s a simple idea that really pays off,” says David Smith, Crystal Falls, Mich.
Smith uses the idea on his Deere 6600 4-row combine. He started with so
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Conveyor Belt “Ear Savers” COMBINES Accessories “I wanted to keep ears of corn from rolling off the snouts on my Deere combine back to the ground so I bolted short lengths of old conveyor belting onto them It’s a simple idea that really pays off ” says David Smith Crystal Falls Mich Smith uses the idea on his Deere 6600 4-row combine He started with some 12-in wide conveyor belting from an old iron mining operation that a friend gave him He used a utility knife to cut the belting into sections about 1 ft long by 5 in wide then bolted 3 sections side by side about halfway down each snout using existing holes “The belting came slightly cup-shaped and I set the curved side toward the auger in order to feed loose ears back into the gathering chains It works good and cost almost nothing to add ” notes Smith Contact: FARM SHOW Followup David Smith 364 Buck Lake Crystal Falls Mich 49920 ph 906 221-6708
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