Jun 14, 2006 · The reason some people remove the filler plates is not for performance or capacity reasons, but, when harvesting small grains, the dust and small grain can fall between the …

Mar 6, 2004 · You will probally want a set of perferated filler plates. You will not have to remove them for any crop. Without filler plates your will not be able to thrash corn very well it will crack …

Jul 14, 2011 · The '92 and prior machines always had a floor that was shorter than newer machines by 2" and they never much more than shined up the galvanized filler plate. That …

Oct 7, 2003 · bit late with a reply just found site a month ago. im in oz and we harvest canola very dry. this is how we set our 98 up rotors 1200rpm-1500rpm fan at 6-700 concaves open as far …

May 20, 2003 · Don't know if Gleaner is the only one without solid (drum) rotor from plant. Don't know if Gleaner has had a solid drum rotor ever no matter if your talking conventional or …

Sep 29, 2002 · Filler plates can help with this, but only if the beans are above 15% moisture. Once they hit 14%- we seem to have too much trouble with splits and have to reduce our …

Oct 15, 1999 · In 15% milo cylinder speed 500 to 700 Max. Cocave 25 on down to 0 on tough threshing. Most common mistake cylinder to fast concave to wide. Cleaning fan 1050 to 1200. …

Jun 7, 2003 · My two cents worth. I only use the filler plates for corn. I cut wheat and soybeans without them, and no problems. My understanding is that the filler plates just keep corn ears …

Oct 13, 2000 · Take your filler plates out and make sure the feeder house is running on the fast sprocket. It seems the best use for john deere filler plates are for four-wheeler ramps.

Sep 1, 2004 · Hey tbran, have you ever ran with the rubber seed plate installedIJ I dont want to be a pest with these questions, but I'm really curious how the gleaner works in clovers and other …