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🌾 STOP LOSING THOUSANDS IN GRAIN EVERY HARVEST 🌾

Combine Drop Pan System | Grain Loss Measurement | Yield Maximizer Review

Tyler Peniuk, co-founder of Yield Maximizer, demonstrates the patent-pending combine drop pan system that helps farmers measure and reduce grain loss during harvest. This innovative harvest loss measurement tool can save $20,000+ per day by accurately testing combine harvester performance.

⏱️ CHAPTERS:
0:00 Introduction to Grain Loss Problem
2:15 How Combine Drop Pan Systems Work
5:30 Evolution from Two-Slide to Single-Slide Design
8:45 Remote-Controlled Drop Technology
12:20 Top Screen Innovation & Chaff Elimination
15:40 Weight Comparison vs Competitors
18:25 Installation & Time-Saving Features
20:10 Pricing & ROI Breakdown

🔴 THE PROBLEM: Even 1% grain loss on a 1,000-acre farm costs $25,000–$50,000 annually in lost canola, wheat, or soybeans.

✅ THE SOLUTION:
• Works with ALL combine harvesters (John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Massey Ferguson)
• Covers headers up to 50 feet (65" discharge width)
• Only 9 lbs vs competitors' 27 lbs
• 90-second installation, no modifications needed
• Remote drop from cab with smartphone or controller
• Innovative screen eliminates 75% of chaff separation time
• Powered by standard farm batteries (Milwaukee, Makita, DeWalt)

🎯 WHO THIS IS FOR:
Grain farmers growing canola, wheat, soybeans, corn | Large-scale operations running 2-12 combines | Anyone losing bushels per acre without realizing it

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Learn more: https://yieldmaximizer.shop

ABOUT TYLER PENIUK:
Saskatchewan farmer and inventor with 20+ years of combine experience. Co-founder of Farming Watch with millions of views showcasing agricultural innovation.

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