Lefebure.com Harvest 2009 - Cutting Soybeans 1
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iam from jackson MN just north of the border and we had to wait about the same
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thats no kidding when you get 4" of rain last week and another 2" this week dust sounds good
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Dont complain about the dust, lol, weve been waiting 3 weeks to get going. good vid.
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4.1mph? that thing can cut so much faster you pansy
iwanaGoFast2010 1 year ago
@iwanaGoFast2010 Those 1020 flex heads don't cut right above 4.5 MPH on our ground, and if we're in no-till with corn stalks, it is more like 4.0 MPH.
mx270a 1 year ago
it looks to me like you are cutiing a a slight angle and not follwing the way it was planted i see a lot of peaple do that and was just wondering why?
jason567432 2 years ago
In no-till there are still some corn stalks standing up. If you go with the row, a stalk will sometimes get caught in the sickle and cause it to not cut right. If you run at a slight angle, that issue goes away.
mx270a 2 years ago
what state is this
MrCubfan123 2 years ago
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
mx270a 2 years ago