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Poly snouts vs.. tin
I am probably buying an old 643 corn head with tin snouts, somewhat wrinkled. I've no experience with poly snouts. Are they a big improvement over tin, or not really? I have a few stones. Any recommendation regarding a brand?
Thanks,
Dennis

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Re: Poly snouts vs... tin
Last fall I destroyed an outside snoot on my 843. Poly was cheaper than tin so it was replaced with poly. I ran about 300 ac after that and couldn't see a lot of difference between them. Can't say I could justify spending a lot more money on a 893 vs 843 just to get poly. As in a previous post, snapping rolls, deck plates, chains, sprockets,etc would be my deciding factors. HTH. Vern
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Re: Poly snouts vs... tin
Thanks for your advice guys. I replaced chains and upper sprockets. Plan on going with blemished tin for now. 100 acres of corn really doesn't justify much excess.
Dennis
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Re: Poly snouts vs.. tin
You will appreciate poly if your corn is down.
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Re: Poly snouts vs.. tin
Tin does work, but Poly outperforms tin in many harvest conditions. Run 2 rows of poly next to 2 rows of tin on the same header and you will see a difference. Check out GVL Poly at www.gvlpoly.com