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Header

Reel wrapping in tangled and weedy crops

Possible Cause

Correction

Incorrect location of pickup reel.

Place reel ahead and down. Make sure 
reel tines clear the sickle with reel in 
lowest position.

Reel speed too fast.

Reduce speed of reel.

Pickup reel tines pitched too much to 
rear.

Adjust tine pitch.

Pickup reel tines bent.

Replace or straighten tines.

Crop not divided at header ends.

Install or adjust long dividers.

Reel ends wrapping.

Install reel end shields (Flex header).
Install 

Reel Divider Kit #700957021 

(Dynaflex)
Raise reel to reduce amount of straw 
gathered by reel.

Crop wrapping on header conveyor (Flex Header)

Possible Cause

Correction

Conveyor too high or too low.

Adjust conveyor height.

Uneven feed to conveyor.

Adjust reel speed and/or location.

Conveyor finger retracting too early or 
conveyor fingers too late

Adjust position of conveyor fingers.

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Summary of Contents for S67

Page 1: ... key to safety Good safety practices not only protect you but also the people around you Study the features in your Operator s Manual and make them a working part of your safety program Keep in mind that the safety section in your Operator s Manual is written only for this type of machine Practice all other usual and customary safe working precautions and above all REMEMBER SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSI...

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Page 3: ...ed Bluegrass Bentgrass 8 Alfalfa 9 Clover 10 Rye 10 Troubleshooting 11 Header 11 Feed conveyor 16 Processor 17 Grain quality 19 Grain loss 23 Loss Calculation 25 Quick check for combine grain loss 25 Spreading discharge 25 Next step for combine grain loss 25 Rotor loss 26 Shoe loss 26 Advanced grain loss calculation procedure 27 Advanced rotor loss 27 Advanced shoe loss 27 Standard Payable Moistur...

Page 4: ...ition Right hand pivot drive belt positioned on large countershaft drive sheave Left separator cage cover should be required for all cereal crops Straw Chopper Position chopper drive belt so chopper is operating at fast speed Tips Filler bars may be required for hard threshing cereals to eliminate white caps Order Concave Filler Kit 700958588 from your dealer If white caps persist dealer should co...

Page 5: ...e countershaft drive sheave Left separator cage cover should be required for all cereal crops Straw Chopper Position chopper drive belt so chopper is operating at fast speed Dry Corn 20 moisture Initial Combine Setup Rotor RPM Concave Setting Fan Opening Chaffer Opening Sieve Opening Chopper Speed Elevator Boots 250 300 0 6 0 8 5 7 0 625 16 mm 0 4 11 mm Slow Solid Feed chains at slow speed for cor...

Page 6: ...sting up to the desired chaffer setting Feed chains at slow speed for corn Initial Header Header Drive Setup Variable speed header drive hose and coupler should be connected Right hand pivot drive belt positioned on small countershaft drive sheave Tips Use round end corn chaffer for higher moisture corn Use grain chaffer for drier corn Removal of lower sieve will increase capacity in higher yieldi...

Page 7: ... drive sheave Tips Round end corn chaffer can remain in combine for soybeans however if grain quality needs to be improved standard chaffer is available Left hand separator cage cover and chopper floor cover are required for soybeans Retractable stationary knives should be left in the lower position in soybeans If additional chop of residue is required the stationary knives should be partially rai...

Page 8: ...kup clumps of crop material and more evenly feed the feed chains Lower wind board accordingly Tips During day in dry conditions slow the rotor down at night when conditions are damp speed rotor up For pickup headers speed up variable speed header drive if equipped by 50 Feeder house optimization instructions for R Series S7 and S8 Series are available at your Gleaner dealer to increase capacity in...

Page 9: ...st Solid Remove all reverse bars and replace with forward bars and remove separator knives if installed Initial Header Header Drive Setup Cutter Bar In some crops the material is direct cut so the header should be set up accordingly In many cases the crop is windrowed and the material is harvested from the windrow Variable speed header drive in slowest position Right hand pivot drive belt position...

Page 10: ...lve for sunflowers Additional Combine Setup May require additional Separator Blanking Kit 700961967 3 blanks will block off separator grates and level out shoe distribution Please have your dealer contact Technical Service Support Flax Initial Combine Setup Rotor RPM Concave Setting Fan Opening Chaffer Opening Sieve Opening Chopper Speed Elevator Boots 800 0 0 0 4 3 5 0 625 16 mm 0 125 3 18 mm Fas...

Page 11: ...screen door underneath combine with plastic or cardboard This will restrict incoming air to the shoe Also block vertical area on front side of frame x brace located in front of fan This will restrict incoming air to the shoe May require additional Separator Blanking Kit 700961967 This will block off separator grates and level out shoe distribution If separator blanking kit is used use the standard...

Page 12: ...fa seed harvest but should be removed for any other crop Initial Header Header Drive Setup Variable speed header drive in slowest position Right hand pivot drive belt positioned on large countershaft drive sheave Tips If seed is light refer to the combine settings for Grass Seed Bluegrass Bent Grass Additional Combine Setup May require additional Separator Blanking Kit 700961967 This will block of...

Page 13: ... in slowest position Right hand pivot drive belt positioned on large countershaft drive sheave Additional Combine Setup May require additional Separator Blanking Kit 700961967 This will block off separator grates and level out shoe distribution Please have your dealer contact Technical Service Support Rye Initial Combine Setup Rotor RPM Concave Setting Fan Opening Chaffer Opening Sieve Opening Cho...

Page 14: ...sted properly Replace worn hold down clips and adjust clips Too much fore and aft looseness between sickle back and guards Adjust wear plates Bent or twisted sickle Straighten or replace sickle assembly Ground speed too fast Reduce ground speed Flex cutter bar hanging up Check flex arms filler panels at ends of headers and stabilizers for freedom of movement and correct any binding Flex header hei...

Page 15: ...s plugging Possible Cause Correction Sickle sections not contacting guards Adjust sickle so tips of sickle section rest lightly on guards Missing or worn sickle sections Replace sickle sections Reel not adjusted to provide smooth flow of material into header conveyor Refer to Operator Manual for best starting position and adjust reel height reel speed and reel fore and aft position for even flow S...

Page 16: ...eed of combine Excessive looseness of cutting parts and sickle drive Remove all excessive play from cutter bar and sickle drive to eliminate vibration Drive idler shock absorber worn Replace shock absorber Pickup reel tines entering sickle Raise reel with fine height adjustment Drive tires improperly inflated Inflate tires to recommended tire pressure Header not secured to feeder house Check lower...

Page 17: ...place or straighten tines Crop not divided at header ends Install or adjust long dividers Reel ends wrapping Install reel end shields Flex header Install Reel Divider Kit 700957021 Dynaflex Raise reel to reduce amount of straw gathered by reel Crop wrapping on header conveyor Flex Header Possible Cause Correction Conveyor too high or too low Adjust conveyor height Uneven feed to conveyor Adjust re...

Page 18: ... flow Insufficient lean in header conveyor flighting Conveyor flighting should have slight lean toward center of conveyor Using carpenter s square against conveyor tube Flighting should lean approximately 0 5 12 7 mm toward center of conveyor Straw retarder clearance from conveyor flight too great Adjust straw retarder closer to flight Conveyor too far forward or too far to rear Adjust conveyor fo...

Page 19: ...lace thresher cylinder bars Concave clearance too wide Reduce concave clearance and then speed if cracking occurs Feeder chain slats bowed or missing Straighten or replace bent or missing slats Material entering into the outer ends of front chain slats Adjust straw retarders toward center of header then install fairing extensions Front feeder chains plugging in extreme conditions Possible Cause Co...

Page 20: ...mud or dirt etc Clean concave Cage helical bars worn or damaged Repair helical bars and be sure they are properly aligned Cage door assembly not aligned Align door assembly by adjusting alignment bolts to form a smooth inner surface in the cage Cylinder discharge paddles worn or damaged Replace discharge paddles Discharge impeller or straw chopper drives slipping Repair by checking and replacing w...

Page 21: ...gears Make sure to place gearbox back in High or Low gear Grain loss from cylinder Possible Cause Correction Engine not up to correct speed Adjust engine high idle to proper speed Insufficient material entering cylinder Increase ground speed for more intake of material corn only Uneven feed to cylinder Refer to section on UNEVEN OR BUNCHED FEEDING PG 16 Cylinder speed too high or too low Try vario...

Page 22: ...ove dents from conveyor housings to achieve adequate clearance with auger Straighten or replace bent conveyors Repair or replace conveyors with worn or damaged conveyor flighting Concave clearance too close Increase concave clearance Excessive tailings return Adjust the cleaning shoe to reduce tailings On combines equipped with optional tailings return adjust handle to return tailings to distribut...

Page 23: ...uipped with optional tailings return adjust handle to return tailings to cylinder Material lodging outside of cage Possible Cause Correction Crop condition Plugging only on front top of cage normal in some conditions Material not being delivered by distribution auger Check and repair drive for belt slippage Cylinder speed too high Decrease cylinder speed Cylinder bars or helical bars worn Replace ...

Page 24: ...d deep tooth 1 625 41 3 mm spacing generally used in high moisture corn to remove pieces of cob from the tank sample Insufficient air blast from cleaning fan Increase fan choke setting Sieve opening too wide Consider increasing air then decrease sieve opening in 0 06 1 6 mm increments Uneven opening of sieve or chaffer louvers Straighten louvers or replace sieve or chaffer Chaffer opening too wide...

Page 25: ...it has cleaned out Allow crop to pass through and clear machine before disengaging separator Incorrect chaffer for crop being harvested Round end shallow tooth 1 125 28 6 mm spacing used in all crops except corn Round end deep tooth 1 625 41 3 mm spacing generally used in corn but has also been found to provide desired cleaning in some crops such as soybeans and high moisture cereal grains where m...

Page 26: ...DING PG 16 Insufficient material entering cylinder Increase ground speed for more intake of material Material plugging fan choke and or fan Clean fan choke and fan Be sure fan inlet screens are installed Insufficient chaffer opening Increase chaffer opening in 0 06 1 6 mm increments Incorrect fan choke setting Grain loss can be caused by too little or too much air volume If grain and material is f...

Page 27: ...ning in some crops such as soybeans and high moisture cereal grains where more air volume is desired Square end deep tooth 1 625 41 3 mm spacing generally used in high moisture corn to remove pieces of cob from the grain tank sample Incorrect air pattern Inspect fan fan choke shoe air duct and splitter location Grain loss present when entering and or leaving the crop This situation is usually norm...

Page 28: ...t 30 ft 35 ft 40 ft Wheat 19 19 19 19 19 19 Corn 2 2 2 2 2 2 Soybeans 5 5 5 5 5 5 Canola 111 111 111 111 111 111 Next step for combine grain loss If it is determined in the quick check that combine harvest loss is unacceptable it is critical to determine the quantity of loss due to the rotor and the quantity due to the shoe Follow the steps below to estimate grain loss from the rotor and the shoe ...

Page 29: ... the straw spreader the chaff spreader and raise the shoe tailboard so that shoe and rotor discharge remain separate 2 Count or weigh the grain in a one foot run of the shoe discharge path which is effectively five feet to ensure that all grain is counted Remember to subtract any pre harvest loss grain loss caused by the header or loss due to combine leaks in the field Use TABLE 2 on the previous ...

Page 30: ...s from the rotor ADVANCED ROTOR LOSS EXAMPLE a canola farmer has a 30 foot wide header He removes the straw spreader the chaff spreader and raises the shoe tailboard He measures a total of 6 grams in the rotor discharge path from the drop pan With a 30 foot header it takes 15 6 grams weighed to equal one bushel loss so 6 15 6 0 38 bushels lost per acre from the rotor Advanced shoe loss 1 Remove th...

Page 31: ...3 Mustard 8 0 60 27 Navy Beans 14 5 62 28 Oats 14 0 32 15 Peas Black Eyed 12 0 60 27 Peas Field 10 5 60 27 Popcorn Yellow 14 0 60 27 Popcorn White 14 0 60 27 Rape Seed 10 0 52 24 Rice Long 14 0 45 20 Rice Medium 14 0 45 20 Rye 14 0 56 25 Safflower 6 0 45 20 Sorghum 13 0 56 25 Soybeans 13 0 60 27 Sunflower Oil 14 0 25 11 Sunflower Stripe 14 0 28 13 Wheat Durham 13 0 60 27 Wheat HrdRdSpr 13 0 60 27 ...

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Page 34: ... data specifications or warranty of the products described herein Some equipment shown may be optional Attention Photographs in this publication may show protective shields or guards open or removed for the purposes of illustration Be certain all shields and guards are in place during operation AGCO Gleaner are registered trademarks of AGCO Corporation 2016 AGCO GL15P027ST 01 1 3 PD ...

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