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Even more corn harvest pics - A2

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    Posted: 12 Sep 2010 at 10:51pm
I finished up my  section of the corn tonight.  Appx three acres.  Now my uncle is going to come in with a corn picker and finish the rest about 1-1.5 acres.  Corn produced good.  We will see after tommorow what total bpa was.
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Nice!!! Great to see an A2 at work!!!! 

Thank you for sharing the pics!!!!
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BTW, what are the widths of your rows?
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like the A2 is doing a real good job and chewing up a lot of corn in an efficient manner. Tell the wife she almost broke my neck when she turned the camera shooting the video. LOL. God Bless.
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It looked as though you went through a deep dully but still on level ground




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I am running 30 inch rows.  330 corn head. 
By the way in the last picture there is three generations.  My dad is in the red shirt, I'm in the green shirt, and my son is on the tractor.
Dad ran the combine last Monday and he later made the comment of all the years he worked for a local farmer he never got the chance to run a combine.  He did a great job and seemed to really enjoy it.
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By the way can anyone guess what I am doing in the second to last picture?  If anyone has run one of these in corn it probably will be easy!!!
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I know exactly what you are doing. I was always going to install wires in the E but haven't done it yet. Been running it for 20 plus years that way. Just got used to pulling them out at about every other dump. Carried a yard stick to clear debris between the sieves too.
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Sorry about that. :)  I thought I was going to get a taller video if I turned the camera. Oops. :) :)
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(I mean, sorry for doing the camera flip during the video.)
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I like seeing the old Ford out working. It's not an Allis but it's still cool.
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