Fixing a Broken Clean Grain Auger on the Combine

TLDRWe had to replace the clean grain auger on our combine due to it being broken. It took some time and effort, but we got it fixed in time for harvest.

Key insights

🔧Replacing the clean grain auger was necessary to ensure smooth operation of the combine.

The process of replacing the auger took some time and required the assistance of a technician.

🌽Harvesting corn was delayed due to the broken auger, but we were able to resume once it was fixed.

⛏️Removing the old auger and installing the new one required some manual labor and technical skills.

🚜After the repair, the combine was able to continue harvesting soybeans with no further issues.

Q&A

What caused the clean grain auger to break?

It's unclear what exactly caused the auger to break, but it may have been due to wear and tear or a mechanical issue.

How long did it take to replace the auger?

The process of replacing the auger took a few hours, including removing the old one and installing the new one.

Did the broken auger affect the harvest?

Yes, the broken auger caused a delay in harvesting corn, but once it was fixed, we were able to resume harvesting soybeans.

Did you need any specialized equipment to replace the auger?

We needed basic tools and equipment to remove the old auger and install the new one. It required some manual labor and technical skills.

Has the combine been working well after the repair?

Yes, after the clean grain auger was replaced, the combine has been working smoothly and efficiently without any further issues.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction

00:38Discovering the broken clean grain auger

02:28Delay in harvesting corn

06:39Assistance from a technician

10:23Replacing the auger

16:17Resume harvesting soybeans

16:46Variable field conditions