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Fix Vibration: 5 Reasons Your Forage Harvester Shakes
Introduction
A smooth-running forage harvester is a quiet one. When your Claas Jaguar or John Deere 8000 starts to vibrate, the mac...
Troubleshooting Claas Jaguar Stone Detector Faults (STOP ROCK)
Introduction
For a forage harvester operator, the STOP ROCK system (Stone Detector) is the most important insurance policy on the ma...
Agmishop Expands Production: Ready for the 2026 Harvest
Introduction The agricultural calendar waits for no one. As farmers and contractors around the world prepare their forage harvesters an...
How to Adjust the Shear Bar on a Claas Jaguar (Step-by-Step)
Introduction
In the world of forage harvesting, the distance between your knives and the shear bar (or counter-knife) is the differ...
OEM vs. Aftermarket Parts: The Truth on Quality & Price
OEM vs. Aftermarket Parts: The Truth on Quality & Price
Prevent Power Loss: Forage Harvester Drive Belt Guide
Introduction
The smell of burning rubber in a corn field is never a good sign. It means your drive belt is slipping, your chopping ...
Square Baler Knotter Troubleshooting: Expert Checklist
Introduction
There is nothing more frustrating than looking in your rearview mirror and seeing a broken bale burst open in the field...
Standard vs. Carbide Forage Harvester Knives: Is the Extra Cost Worth It?
Introduction
Every contractor knows the feeling: You are in the middle of a massive corn field, the rain is coming, and you have to...
Upgrade Your Corn Cutter: Essential Silage Cutter Parts
Introduction The harvest season is unforgiving. When you are running a high-capacity corn cutter (forage harvester), downtime is not an...
Cracked Corn in Silage: Why Kernel Processing Matters & How to Fix Poor Results
Introduction
In the world of dairy and beef farming, cracked corn is not just chicken feed—it is the key to high-energy silage. Whe...