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Grain Harvesting Machine (Combine) as a mobile dry washer
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<blockquote data-quote="Geo2" data-source="post: 176919" data-attributes="member: 4572"><p>Good point, aussiefarmer <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Yes, I did write (after being modified) on the first post. The way threshing inside a combine or grain classifier/sorter is a little different than a dryblower . Since the crops are lighter than dirt or for this matter gravel (mullock) and it is inconsistent in shape and surface area, the machine must be modified to accommodate these changes. One variable to be taken into account is the combine moves while doing its harvesting process, while a dryblower must be stationary and no major vibration aside from the vibrating fan (for constant air pressure type or the bellows in case of a puffer style one). The idea behind suggesting a combine/harvester is the mobility of the machine and its own mechanism of self-feeding in contrast of a dryblower which needs a front end loader/backhoe (this is for big commercial operations). What your advice on overcoming the shaking and vibrating that's going through the moving combine? The video link I posted in the first post, shows a stationary dryblower while it is doing it's "digging"</p><p>business :lol: hence they named it "gold digger" !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Geo2, post: 176919, member: 4572"] Good point, aussiefarmer :) Yes, I did write (after being modified) on the first post. The way threshing inside a combine or grain classifier/sorter is a little different than a dryblower . Since the crops are lighter than dirt or for this matter gravel (mullock) and it is inconsistent in shape and surface area, the machine must be modified to accommodate these changes. One variable to be taken into account is the combine moves while doing its harvesting process, while a dryblower must be stationary and no major vibration aside from the vibrating fan (for constant air pressure type or the bellows in case of a puffer style one). The idea behind suggesting a combine/harvester is the mobility of the machine and its own mechanism of self-feeding in contrast of a dryblower which needs a front end loader/backhoe (this is for big commercial operations). What your advice on overcoming the shaking and vibrating that's going through the moving combine? The video link I posted in the first post, shows a stationary dryblower while it is doing it's "digging" business :lol: hence they named it "gold digger" ! [/QUOTE]
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