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West Texas | Chad, you need to come down to Texas and learn how to operate a cart. The combine sets the speed! period! How can the combine slow down and speed up and still do a good job? If the combine speeds up it wil run grain out the back or choke up one, if he slows down the cylinder runs too empty and will crack grain or whatever happens when you don't keep it full enough.
If the cart operator can't fill the thing by himself or can't keep even with the combine he don't have any business running it! Now, the combine operator will motion to the cart driver whether he needs to slow down or speed up. At least that's how I was tought and that's how it's done here in Texas.
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Is anyone using a JD w/IVT on grain cart?
