As a result of the more even crop flow, less power is needed to thresh the crop. |
That's why a single combine operator can now thresh more grain in an hour than a 30-man crew in the 1920s could in a day. |
The higher the cutter bar is set the less straw is processed by the combine and therefore its capacity to thresh is increased. |
As the Twin Rotor? system allows plenty of time to thresh and separate the grain, the crop treatment is gentle. |
All his optimism failed to thresh a grain of hope from the chaff of his postulations. |
But he liked a listener and he loved to thresh out every question immediately and to put down the contradictor. |