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2110A PT Peanut Combine Operation
1. The header pickup (1) lifts the peanuts
and vines off of the ground. The header
auger (2) feeds them into the spring tooth
cylinders (3).
2. The spring tooth cylinders strip the
peanuts from the vines. Large amounts
of dirt and foreign material are removed
by the tremendous cleaning area of the
cylinder dirt removal screens (4) under
each cylinder.
3. The first and fourth spring tooth cylinders
have sets of adjustable overhead teeth
(5) which increase picking
aggressiveness when engaged. An
adjustable retention board (6) controls
the time that the vines remain in the
fourth cylinder.
Optional adjustable concave teeth (7) are
available for the first, second, and third
cylinders for increased harvesting
aggressiveness.
4. Peanuts and vine material fall through the
extraction holes (8) in the fourth cylinder
concave onto the disc separator (9), or
travel back into the walker cylinders (10).
5. The walker cylinders separate the good
peanuts from the coarse vine material
and carry the vine material out of the
machine. Peanuts sift out of the cam
actuated walker cylinders and are swept
down to the disc separator for final
separation.
6. At the disc separator, the good peanuts
are separated from vine material and
other light trash.
7. The cleaning fan (11) agitates the
material on the disc separator to aid in
separation and blows light material such
as leaves, pops (unacceptable immature
or diseased peanuts), and other light
trash over the tail board and out of the
back of the combine.
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