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Roll-A Cone Dividers For Down Corn
Anyone with down corn problems in the fall will want to keep in mind our tried and proven Roll-A-Cone dividers which have been on the market for 20 years. The cones mount on each snout and can be hydraulically or mechanically driven (a sprocket mounted on the end of the header's cross auger chain-drives the cones). The
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Roll-A Cone Dividers For Down Corn COMBINES Down Corn 19-5-38 Anyone with down corn problems in the fall will want to keep in mind our tried and proven Roll-A-Cone dividers which have been on the market for 20 years. The cones mount on each snout and can be hydraulically or mechanically driven (a sprocket mounted on the end of the header's cross auger chain-drives the cones). The outside cones divide the outer rows and gently roll down corn up the dividers while all the other cones lift the crop up and into the cross auger. The cones fit the latest model combines. They're simple and lightweight and won't interfere with normal operation. They sell for $400 per row. (Billie Byrd, Roll-ACone, Rt. 2, Box 25, Tulia, Texas 79088 ph 806 668-4722)
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