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    Posted: 12 hours 58 minutes ago at 5:42am
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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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.

Edited by whatscooking - 12 hours 42 minutes ago at 5:58am
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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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WD and 90 allcrop. First gear taking 3-30's.
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I'm betting you have a 3/8" soybean screen for your combine... Do you have a size up and a size down if needed or do the beans already fit well in the 3/8" screen?
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Litle nervous about that dr. Counted 100 pods per plant. Figure i won't be able to take a full cut but if i wait until the beans are very dry, it shouldn't be too tough.
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A curved stick WD is better than a straight stick WD. A WD45 is obviously better than a bent stick WD.  A D-17 is better yet.
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Do you have a tractor with hydrostatic drive? Or possibly borrow from a neighbor?
I tried to follow the science, but it was not there. I then followed the money, and that’s where I found the science.
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