Bennettown3478,

You could have a lot of issues as to why the stalk is still left on a lot of the ears of corn.

The husking rolls could be in poor condition, meaning not being aggressive enough to remove the husk off of the ear.

The length of the brushes in the husking bed could be too short, not pushing the husk and stalk onto the husking rolls.

The type of variety of corn could be breaking off at the corn head and going completely through the machine.

Also, corn head could be in poor condition.

My website has some suggest of what I did to make my John Deere 300 run well.

conradrestorationinc.com/

We also sell parts for John Deere 300 husker.

Andrew Conrad

Phone number 815-541-7630.