Egon
Epic Contributor
The flat belt drive may indicate it comes of of the feeder end of a stationary threshing machine. I used to know it's name but it's gone along with hair.
There should be a flat bar with two or three rows of similar type teeth that the grain shocks go thru.
If you got some wet bundles this is where the works plugged up.
There should be a flat bar with two or three rows of similar type teeth that the grain shocks go thru.
If you got some wet bundles this is where the works plugged up.
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