Corn Harvester 35 Question

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   When I looked at the 35 at the auction the other day, I saw something that made me wonder...in  the "trough" where the rollers go, there is a spring loaded "flap" that would
serve to apply downward pressure on the ear. But for what reason?  I would think that
might be useful to help the husking roll grab the husks?

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	When I looked at the 35 at the auction the other day, I saw something that made me wonder...in the "trough" where the rollers go, there is a spring loaded "flap" that would serve to apply downward pressure on the ear. But for what reason? I would think that might be useful to help the husking roll grab the husks?

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