Posted by rockyridgefarm on February 10, 2017 at 21:33:27 from (96.61.189.179):
....Time and money! I figure I have twice what I was expecting into this thing, but it is nearing completion. We just have to install the freshly built roll-feed hopper, cross auger, ball trays, and front deck.
I scrapped my idea to use a tailings elevator off my parts Gleaner. Instead, I am using the tube from the tailings auger, and installing a poly cup auger into it. Then I'm going to haul 2 15 foot augers with me to the farms. The outlet auger will be poly cup, but the inlet auger will stay with steel flighting for now. If I get a lot of interest in cleaning soybeans, then I'll buy another poly cup for the inlet.
I didn't get a roll-feed hopper with this machine, so I bought another parts machine to use it. Unfortunately, it didn't have the gears to reduce the RPMS, so I bought a 43-1 inline speed reduction gearbox off fleabay to get the 5 rpm that the hopper is supposed to run. I bought a 16b from Alabama and we were able look at it for a pattern to make a totally new hopper.
I have an old roadside sprayer trailer I am mounting it on for now, but would like to buy an old horse trailer to put it in in the future. A horse trailer will allow me to portect the cleaner from road salt and rain, and allow for more storage for augers and screens. Just using what I have to get started.
Clipper 47b on its trailer, waiting for finishing touches-
Another view
Just-built roll-feed hopper upside down, to weld on the brackets.
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