Setting up for Corn and Shelling for the First Time

Corn harvest begins with the John Deere 6600 combine and 643 corn head. There is a first time for everything. Ain’t nothin to it but to do it.

[@tf7274]

To setup for corn on any combine...setup the top sieve the size of the big kernels on the butt of the cob. That size all the way to the back. The bottom wide open and slow the fan speed down because the airspeed will increase dramatically doing this. Then it's concave until the cobs are whole and ground speed until there's kernel loss from overloading the cylinder.

[@dionwadefarmsllc]

❤ new subscriber. Great job

[@jaybernieschoep3491]

Tighten chains in corn head use some old used engine oil on gathering chains.

[@ronzezulka6646]

Looking good for a first time.

[@taylorsunderlage5176]

Awesome! Really love that generation of combines. How does it handle a 6 row?

[@woolcreekfarm6157]

Handles it really well. Thanks for watching.

[@Thegrim326]

Ain't nothin to worry about 3 kernels in that area seems like head loss

[@joshbutterfass5251]

I would stick to raising beans your losing a lot of corn by letting it get full like that