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Greene Cnty, SW-IL | With the stomper shoes mounted all the way up on the shoe bracket and the shoe bracket upside down to gain more height, the head snouts are still a foot off the ground when the stomper shoes hit the ground. The head has a 2" kickout plate at the bottom of the feeder opening to run a lower profile. If I remove the kickout plate I should gain some height on the stomper shoes when the head is down.
Anyone else have this problem with May Wes G4 stompers on MF 3000 head? | |
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MF 3000 corn head and May Wes G4 stalk stomper issue
