Attaching Corn Head to Feeder House
IMPORTANT:
See your combine operator's manual for specific tires required when operating the header.
Latch pins are not to be actuated with header on the ground. If multi-coupler must be actuated with header on ground, unhook cable from handle.
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Sound horn, start engine and lower feeder house.
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Drive combine slowly forward until feeder house is centered in attachment frame opening.
3.
Raise platform completely, making sure two hooks (A) on feeder house catch front side of main frame beam of platform.
4.
Set parking brake, shut off engine, remove key and lower safety stop.
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A-Hook (2 on feeder house)
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5.
Remove cover (A) and clean multi-coupler face (B).
A-Cover
B-Multi-coupler Face
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6.
Open handle (A) and remove multi-coupler (B) from storage bracket (C).
A-Handle
B-Multi-coupler
C-Storage Bracket
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NOTE:
To prevent damage to latching cable, a shear screw is attached to the handle. Attempts to actuate latching pins with header on ground will shear the screw on the handle. (See Extra Shear Screw Location later in this section.)
With header attached, latch pins should move freely through latch plate holes. If latch pins do not extend through the latch plates, make sure that the latching plates on the header are properly adjusted.
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Install multi-coupler (A) onto receptacle (B) and close handle (C).
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A-Multi-coupler
B-Receptacle
C-Handle
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Machines Equipped with Slide Lock Multi-couplers
IMPORTANT:
Failure to slide lock plate through multi-coupler assembly could result in the header falling off while harvesting or transporting.
When multi-coupler handle is closed, slide lock plate (A) through multi-coupler latch assembly (B) and retain with quick-lock pin (C).
A-Lock Plate
B-Multi-coupler Latch Assembly
C-Quick-Lock Pin
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Slide Lock Plate Equipped
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Machines Equipped with Button Lock Multi-couplers
IMPORTANT:
Failure to close multi-coupler fully so button lock can engage could result in the header falling off while harvesting or transporting.
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When multi-coupler handle is fully closed, button lock (A) will automatically lock couplers together.
A-Button Lock
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Button Lock Equipped Latch
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2.
Latch pins (A) should move freely through latch plate holes in header when multi-coupler is latched. Latch plate (B) must make contact with bracket (C). Less clearance (D) should be maintained between bottom of plate and pin rather than top of plate (E) and pin. This may require latch plate to be flipped.
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If adjustment is needed:
Remove cap screws (F), flip plate (D) end for end and reinstall.
4.
Tighten cap screws to M10 specification.
Specification
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M10 Cap Screws
-Torque
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80 N·m
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(60 lb-ft)
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A-Latch Pin
B-Latching Plate
C-Bottom Bracket
D-Gap
E-Top Of Plate
F-Cap Screws
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5.
Install multi-coupler cover (A) on platform storage position.
A-Cover
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6.
Remove telescopic shaft (A) from storage position and install onto feeder hose backshaft, making sure quick attach collar locks fully.
A-Telescopic Shaft
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