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IMPORTANT:

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A - Cap Screw
Rotor is a balanced assembly. Elements and tines must be
replaced in sets of three to maintain balance. Replacement kits are
available through service parts and include new cap screws with pre-applied
Threadlock and Sealer. Tines or elements that become loose may result
in machine damage.If tines or elements need to be removed
for other than replacement, mark location on tine(s)/element(s) and
rotor, prior to removal. Install in same location as removed to maintain
balance. Always use new cap screws.
Make sure to clean out tailings and front cross auger if tine
replacement is due to broken or damaged tines. Failure to do so before
initial start-up may allow broken tines to recirculate and cause tine
damage to reoccur.
Remove separator grates or concave sections as needed to access
rotor. (See Concave Sections—Remove and Install in this section.)
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Inspect wear on threshing elements and separator tines using
KXE10110 Clearance Gauge.
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Remove cap screws (A) and threshing element or tine.
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A - Threaded Insert
Inspect RIVNUT® threaded inserts (A). Replace if damaged.
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If one element or tine needs replaced, replace all in the group.
Example: If element 2 needs to be replaced, replace elements 1 and
3 also.
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Use Threshing Elements and Separator Tine Location diagram for
identifying elements and tines.
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Tighten cap screws to specification.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
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Threshing Element and Separator Tine Cap Screws | Torque | 90 N·m (66 lb.-ft.) |