silo and corn head 

Also, peppermint extract soaked cotton balls placed around the area from which you wish to exclude the critters! JIM ❤

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I agree with you wholeheartedly both my heads sit on hitter carts covered. When I need to my uncover them and put them on when I'm done with cleaning them up grease and cover them and put them back

Either a cart or build an attachment for the skid steer to move the heads around.

I thank you sir for making me chuckle today. Awfully easy to spend someone else’s money isn’t it? Do you really think Andy and his family have achieved the success they enjoy while maintaining a complete ignorance of the benefits of a header cart?

he can build them cheap

Corn doesn’t build up like haylage or corn silage

I was wondering if anyone else noticed it as well

Yeah it is normally a 1/4 turn in front of the auger. And it is not necessary to use the tork chain for filling.

I can’t reveal all my secrets

Alliance 331 size 700/40 22.5 your tire guy should be able to get them

@@FarmingFixingFabricating thank you. Where do you get rims from?

@@Dennismelnychuk where are you located

@@FarmingFixingFabricating Manitoba Canada. Parts stores and ture shops up here hire the dumbest, laziest people you could imagine. I tried getting wide rims and tires for the front on my trucks and needed serial numbers, engine, transmission only to be told regular rims and 11/22.5 us whats supposed to be on the truck like seriously dumb as they come in Winnipeg

Silo's are a pain in most parts of the body. But he is set up for using that one for HMSC. In English High Moisture Shell Corn, and it looks like it's milled going in the silo. Advantage is being able to push buttons to feed it to the mixer.

Your question is obsured,do you not see the size of the corn head?

@@mattpearl7226 not absurd, there are wide skids/pallets. 8' would be a decent size one, and I have seen some that wide.

Seems like it would be a mungrel

Depends upon ppl's operations, land availability, ect. Not everyone likes or is using bunk silos anymore.

Website is up now I just haven’t announced it yet

Actually, the top bar is what carries the weight when attached to the combine. The bottom just has pins to retain it. Great question!

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We don’t have a 644

They come at a price to 💁‍♂️😉 and is you think of it a header cart would take up more space then just the head itself. 💁‍♂️ that’s a no brainer though.

Doesn't make much sense putting a 6 row head on a head carrier.

@@JeffRankin277 If you are packing a shed tight, a head on a cart is only 10' wide, regardless of length, and is accessible with something parked beside it instead of behind it. If the snouts flip or fold, it's even narrower. It can also be parked in lower buildings because you don't need the combine to park it. Basically trading the $ for the cart for more versatility. Using forks to move takes extremely precise operation to keep balance and prevent damage. Just imo, and Andy knows his situation better than anyone. 👍,My friend.

@@MorganOtt-ne1qj I still say its pretty silly putting a 6 row head on a cart. Like you said, Andy does know his situation better than anyone. I guess that's why he doesn't waste $$ on a head carrier.