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OPERATION
3.6 Header Setup
3.6.1 Header Attachments
Several attachments to improve the performance of your FD1 header are available as options that can be installed
at your MacDon Dealer. Refer to
6 Options and Attachments, page 445
for descriptions of available items.
3.6.2 Header Settings
Table
3.2 FD1-Series/FM100 Combine Header Recommended Settings, page 43
provides a guideline for setting
up the FD1 FlexDraper
®
Header; however, the suggested settings can be changed to suit various crops and
conditions not covered in the table.
Refer also to
3.6.4 Reel Settings, page 47
.
For FM100 auger con fi gurations, refer to
4.1 Float Module Feed Auger Configurations, page 225
.
Table 3.2 FD1-Series/FM100 Combine Header Recommended Settings
Crop
Type
Stubble
Height
in. (mm)
Crop
Condition
Divider
Rods
Draper
Speed
Setting
3
Header
Angle
45
Reel
Cam
Reel
Speed
%
6
Reel
Position
Skid
Shoe
Position
5
Stabilizer
Wheels
7
Upper
Cross
Auger
Light Off 8 3 10–15
Normal
Not
required
Heavy
On 2 10
6 or 7
Recom-
mended
<4 (102)
Lodged
Off
7
B – C
3 or 4 5–10 4 or 5
Up or
middle
Storage
Not
required
Light Off 8 B – C 4 10–15
Normal
Not
required
Heavy
On A 2 10
6 or 7
Middle or
down
Recom-
mended
4–8
(102–
203)
Lodged Off
7
D 3 or 4 5–10 4 or 5 Down
As
required
5
Not
required
Light Off 8 4 10–15
Normal
A
Heavy
On 2 10
6 or 7
Cereals
8 +
(203+)
Lodged Off
7
B – C
3 or 4 5–10 4 or 5
Not
applicable
As
required
5
Not
required
3. Setting on FM100 draper control.
4. Set header angle as shallow as possible (setting A) with center-link and skid shoes while maintaining
cutting height.
5. Cutting height is controlled with a combination of skid shoes and header angle.
6. Percentage above ground speed.
7. Stabilizer wheels are used to limit the side-to-side movement when cutting off the ground in rolling terrain and
to minimize bouncing.
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