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<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> <strong>Combines</strong> 27<br />

Why a compact cleaning shoe is better.<br />

To balance the highest threshing and separation capacity offered by the<br />

S-Series, <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> uses a unique cleaning shoe design to offer our customers<br />

the greatest cleaning density and highest performance level. It’s proof you can<br />

get the biggest results from a small package.<br />

Here’s the inside story. As you’re operating your combine, the chaff load on the<br />

shoe is always in motion, especially with changing speeds and slopes. So how<br />

do you maintain a uniform fl ow above the sieves to make sure all the grain is<br />

separated while keeping the grain tank free from chaff and dirt?<br />

Imagine the chaff and clean grain load above the sieves as the surface of a<br />

balloon. As the sieve area gets bigger, the balloon expands. That means the<br />

chaff and grain mat above the sieve gets thinner – just as the balloon’s rubber<br />

surface gets thinner. The chances of seeing a hole in the mat of material<br />

airborne above the sieve – like a puncture in the surface of the balloon – is<br />

increased. The result: poor cleaning shoe performance or a fl at balloon.<br />

For this reason, <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> has adopted advanced technology to deliver high<br />

shoe performance versus large dimensions. Our cleaning shoes feature auger<br />

bed preparation, multiple steps, and pre-cleaner separation – all features that<br />

ensure the right delivery of material and airfl ow for the cleaning shoe. In<br />

addition, <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> cleaning shoe operates at higher speeds and longer shoe<br />

strokes. That makes our machines less sensitive to adjustment and slopes than<br />

other combines.

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