
214327
45
Revision B
Table
3.2
Recommended
Header
Set
tings
Cr
op
Condition
Divider
Rods
Header
Angle
6
Knife
Speed
7
Reel
Tine
Pit
ch
8
Reel
Speed
%
9
Reel
Fore-
Aft
10
Skid
Shoe
Position
11
Stabilizer
Wheels
12
Upper
Cr
oss
Auger
Float
N
(lbf)
13
Cr
op
Type:
Cereals
Stubble
Height:
<102
mm
(<4
in.)
Light
On
0
–
3
Medium
2
10
–
15
6
o
r
7
Up
or
cent
er
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
Normal
On
0
–
3
High
2
10
6
o
r
7
Up
or
cent
er
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
Heavy
On
4
–
7
High
2
10
6
o
r
7
Up
or
cent
er
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
Lodged
On
4
–
7
High
35
–
10
4o
r5
Up
or
cent
er
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
Cr
op
Type:
Cereals
Stubble
Height:
102
–
203
mm
(4
–
8
in.)
Light
On
0
–
3
Medium
2
10
–
15
6
o
r
7
Cent
er
or
down
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
Normal
On
0
–
3
High
2
10
6
o
r
7
Cent
er
or
down
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
Heavy
On
4
–
7
High
2
10
6
o
r
7
Down
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
Lodged
On
4
–
7
High
35
–
10
4
o
r
5
Down
Variable
Not
required
311
(70)
6.
Set
header
angle
as
shallow
as
possible
with
cent
er
-link
and
skid
shoes
while
maintaining
cut
ting
height.
For
ins
tructions,
refer
to
.
7.
Refer
to
.
8.
Refer
to
.
9.
Percentage
above
gr
ound
speed.
Refer
to
.
10.
Refer
to
.
11.
Skid
shoe
position
is
used
in
combination
with
header
angle
to
det
ermine
the
cut
ting
height
when
cut
ting
on
or
very
close
to
the
gr
ound.
Refer
to
.
12.
Stabilizer
wheels
are
used
to
limit
the
side-to-side
movement
when
cut
ting
off
the
gr
ound
in
rolling
terrain,
and
to
minimize
bouncing.
13.
Force
required
to
lift
header
at
ends.
Refer
to
your
windro
wer
operator
’
s
manual
for
adjus
tment
pr
ocedures.
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