Grain Tank Window
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Charles Sprenger can check his combine’s grain hopper fast, thanks to the plexiglass windows he added. Sprenger uses his combine on contoured fields of oats and corn. On his steep hills, grain can quickly spill over the side of a hopper if not watched. With an opening to either side, he just turns in his seat for a quick view.
“Adding the windows was easy,” says Sprenger. “I just cut out the holes, one to either side of the cab, and bolted plexiglass plates in place.”
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Charles Sprenger, 38350 Hwy. 60, Zumbro Falls, Minn. 55991 (ph 507 753-2654).
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Grain Tank Window COMBINES Miscellaneous Charles Sprenger can check his combine’s grain hopper fast thanks to the plexiglass windows he added Sprenger uses his combine on contoured fields of oats and corn On his steep hills grain can quickly spill over the side of a hopper if not watched With an opening to either side he just turns in his seat for a quick view “Adding the windows was easy ” says Sprenger “I just cut out the holes one to either side of the cab and bolted plexiglass plates in place ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Charles Sprenger 38350 Hwy 60 Zumbro Falls Minn 55991 ph 507 753-2654
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