@BenHobley Yep both within an hour of each other. Looks like the bolts came out on one end then it ripped the slat out at the other end.
Im finding all the bolts need torquing, another challenge with belts being that you can't just rattle them up hard like you do with chains
@colin_connop I just can't believe that after all these centuries using flat belts, the joiners are still total shit. Whehter that be splices on conveyors or these poxy clamps
Or is there a better type of joiner to use? They only break at the join where it flexes around the metal edge. The rest of the belt would be good for 10k hours
@GavinHooper70 Not so big this year unfortunately as sclero has nailed us, but still plenty of bulk, green stalks and high humidity! Loads of fun for everyone
One lever adjusts the @ipaddockapps Typhoon's finger timing up to 190 degrees, right there in the field.
Snug it up for the damp morning, then back it off once the crop dries out, without ever climbing down to make the change.
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