Harvesting process and stripper design

[Paul at D&G.com]

On Fri, 04 Feb 2000 19:49:38 GMT, Thom Bradley <Thombrad at visi.net>
wrote:

>Quit cross posting this to alt.agriculture.beekeeping .
>
>We don't use tractors to harvest.
>
>Thom's Honeybees


Think he's telling you to 
BUZZ OFF

>
>David wrote:
>> 
>> I think the whole stripper header development in UK, involving Shelbourne
>> Renolds was a fiasco.  They were determined to retain the combine, and stick
>> it on the front.  I always thought that it should have been a simple
>> machine, trailed by a tractor, like a forager,  blowing the stripped
>> material into a trailer.  Then the drum and cleaner etc. could  have been
>> fitted into the grainstore / dryer building, where the guts of an old
>> combine could probably have been utilised.  As well as the grain, the dry
>> flag leaf is also stripped, and this represents most of the feed value of
>> the straw, and this can be separated.  Of course barn equipment will
>> depreciate a lot slower that mobile plant.  I don't know who you are, or
>> what your legal position with previous developers of the system is, but I
>> for one will watch with interest!
>> 
>> Best Regards David.
>> 
>> comp.robotics.misc <stepanov at ira.uka.de> wrote in message
>> news:87f30l$r4i$1 at news.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de...
>> > Hello.
>> >
>> > Just take a look for pages:
>> > http://www.belsonet.net/harvester/index.htm
>> > http://www.belarus.net/PAG/Www/Default.htm
>> >
>> > Contacts in "Proposal to partners"
>> > Thanks.
>> >
>> >
>> >

Paul