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Load Harvest Settings | Threshing Conditions

Threshing Conditions allows you to select from three options to choose the best description of your current threshing conditions.

Modify To:

• Difficult if there is unthreshed grain or white caps present in the sample.

• Normal if a satisfactory sample is created using the threshing settings within the recommended range for that crop.

• Easy if grain separates from the hull or cob before entering the threshing section.

1. Select to open.

2. H118083-UN: Threshing ConditionsSelect the Threshing Conditions list box to open list of the threshing conditions.

3. Select the desired threshing condition.

   • Difficult— increased threshing aggressiveness to reduce unthreshed grain.

   • Normal— regular settings for ordinary harvest conditions.

   • Easy— decreased threshing aggressiveness to reduce power consumption and grain damage.

   
   

4. H116105-UN: CancelSelect to cancel if you do not wish to change.

5. H116106-UN: OKSelect to save the Threshing Condition.
   NOTE:

   Once selected, the system begins adjusting the settings to match the selected preset you have chosen.

6. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Load Harvest Settings | Straw Conditions

Straw Conditions allows you to select from three options to choose the best description of your current straw condition.

Modify To:

• Difficult when harvesting tough, wet straw, green stems, or lots of material other than grain is being processed.

• Normal when ordinary material handling for the crop is present.

• Brittle when harvesting very dry straw or stems that break easily creating an undesirable sample.

1. Select to open.

2. H118086-UN: Straw ConditionsSelect Straw Conditions list box.

3. Select the desired Straw Condition.

   • Difficult— improves material flow in tough or wet straw.

   • Normal— regular settings for ordinary harvest conditions.

   • Brittle— decreases straw breakage to reduce cleaning shoe load.

   
   

4. H116105-UN: CancelSelect to cancel if you do not wish to change the Preset Modifiers.

5. H116106-UN: OKSelect to save Straw Condition.
   NOTE:

   Once selected, the system begins adjusting the settings to match the selected preset you have chosen.

6. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Load Harvest Settings | Save Preset

Save Preset allows you to create a new preset or to update the last preset you used.

Items Accessible on Save Preset:

Default Preset — allows you to change default presets and save them as your own custom preset.

Custom Preset — allows you to either update an existing custom preset or create a preset.

Load Harvest Settings | Save Preset | Factory Default

Default Presets are factory loaded settings for each combination of Threshing Condition and Straw/Cob Quality for a given crop.   You can modify these defaults and save them as a new name based on your harvesting conditions.

Modify When:

Modify or create your own preset to capture the harvest settings that provide the desired performance and grain quality for the crop and conditions that you are harvesting.

1. Select to access the Load Harvest Settings page.

2. H116984-UN: Save PresetSelect to save the preset as a new name.

3. Use the keyboard to enter the name of this customized setting.

4. H116105-UN: CancelSelect to cancel if you do not want to save the preset.

5. H116107-UN: OKSelect to save the preset.

Load Harvest Settings | Save Preset | Custom Preset

Custom Presets are defined by you based on your harvesting conditions. These can be modified as crop conditions or machine performance changes.

Modify When:

• Harvesting different varieties of a particular crop.

• Harvesting at different times of the day (morning and evening versus afternoon).

• Harvesting in different grain moisture (wet crop versus dry crop).

1. Select to access the Load Harvest Settings page.

2. H116984-UN: Save PresetSelect to save the preset and activate the keyboard.

3. Select an option to save the current Harvest Setting.

   H116289-UN: SelectionCreate a New Preset

   Enter a new Preset name

   H116289-UN: SelectionUpdate Last Used Preset

   "Corn"

4. H116105-UN: CancelSelect to cancel if you do not wish to save the preset.

5. H116107-UN: OKSelect to save the preset.

Load Harvest Settings | Effects of Crop Change

Changing the crop type in Work Setup also makes changes to the Load Harvest Settings .

The "Preset" indication shown on the Harvest Settings main page shows "- -" until a new preset is loaded.

On crop type change, Harvest Settings reverts to the default settings for the newly selected crop type.

• If the crop type has never been used, the factory default settings are set.

• If the last used settings were a preset, the preset is selected, the last used threshing and straw conditions are selected, and individual settings are set to last use (matching the preset and conditions set).

• H119175-UN: PresetIf the last used settings were custom, the Preset shows {PresetName}* and the individual settings are set to the last used.

Current Settings | Threshing Clearance

Threshing Clearance allows you to modify the threshing clearance for varying crops and conditions.

For the threshing clearance settings, refer to Crop Settings section in your Operator's Manual.

Modify To:

Increase Threshing Clearance To:

• Improve straw quality; making longer straw and generates less breakage of material.

• Improve grain quality; reduce splits and grain damage.

• Reduce power consumption; for easy threshing grain.

• Improve sample cleanliness; reduce chaff load on the cleaning shoe.

Decrease Threshing Clearance To:

• Reduce unthreshed separator loss; unhulled grain or grain on the cob behind the machine.

• Improve grain tank sample; reduce white caps or unopened pods.

Adjustment States — depending on machine options, different adjustment states may appear as current settings are changed.

1. Select to set the threshing clearance.

2. H113698-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease threshing clearance or select the input field and use the Armrest Adjustment Dial to make desired clearance changes.

   • H116282-UN: Input FieldH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialTurn the dial clockwise to increase the value.

   • Turn the dial counterclockwise to decrease the value.

   
   NOTE:

   Depending on machine configurations, some values may not be reached.

   NOTE:

   Maximum value may not be attainable if dense pack elements are installed.

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 40

   Increment: 1

3. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Current Settings | Threshing Speed

Threshing Speed allows you to modify the threshing speed for varying crop conditions.

For the threshing speed settings, refer to Crop Settings section in your Operator's Manual.

Modify To:

Increase Threshing Speed To:

• Allow grain to be removed from the other crop material before it escapes the separator.

• Improve material flow.

• Achieve more capacity in tough material conditions.

• Improve handling in tough straw.

• Reduce the risk of plugging when taking in large amounts of material.

Decrease Threshing Speed To:

• Reduce power consumption; reduce threshing speed in easy threshing grain for improved efficiency.

• Improve grain sample quality; generate less chaff and foreign material in the cleaning shoe by reducing threshing speed.

• Reduce grain damage; broken kernels and splits can occur if the threshing speed is too fast, even if the concave clearance is set correctly.

The threshing speed may increase about 30 rpm over 4 hours as the oil temperature increases. Adjust the speed as necessary.

1. Engage the separator and run the engine at high idle.

2. Select to modify the threshing speed.

3. H116279-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease speed or select the input field and use the Armrest Adjustment Dial to make desired speed changes.

   • H118087-UN: Input FieldH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialTurn the dial clockwise to increase the value.

   • Turn the dial counterclockwise to decrease the value.

   
   NOTE:

   Threshing has a two speed gearbox, with high and low speeds.  Minimum and Maximum values may require you to change the gearbox setting.  See Operator's Manual for further information on which speed should be selected.

   NOTE:

   Depending on machine configurations, some values may not be reached.

   Minimum: 200 rpm

   Maximum: 1000 rpm

   Increment: 10 rpm

4. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Current Settings | Cleaning Fan

Cleaning Fan Speed allows you to modify the fan speed to improve grain cleanliness and reduce grain loss.

For the fan speed settings, refer to Crop Settings section in your Operator's Manual.

Modify To:

Increase Fan Speed To:

• Improve sample quality; reduce the amount chaff or light material other than grain in the grain tank by blowing it out.

Decrease Fan Speed To:

• Reduce cleaning shoe loss; smaller lighter grains can be carried out of the cleaning shoe if the cleaning fan speed is too high.

1. Engage the separator and run the engine at high idle.

2. Select to set the cleaning fan speed.

3. H116982-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease speed or select the input field and use the Armrest Adjustment Dial to make desired speed changes.

   • H118088-UN: Input FieldH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialTurn the dial clockwise to increase the value.

   • Turn the dial counterclockwise to decrease the value.

   
   NOTE:

   Minimum and Maximum values may change if machine is equipped with a cleaning fan slow down Kit.

   Minimum: 620 rpm

   Maximum: 1350 rpm

   Increment: 10 rpm

4. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Current Settings | Chaffer Clearance

Chaffer Clearance allows you to modify the opening of the chaffer elements to improve the grain cleanliness and reduce the cleaning shoe loss for varying crops and conditions.

For the chaffer clearance settings, refer to Crop Settings section in your Operator's Manual.

Modify To:

Increase Chaffer Clearance To:

• Reduce cleaning shoe loss; allows the grain to fall through sooner before it can escape the cleaning shoe.

• Reduce tailings; allows the grain to fall through sooner before it is forced into the tailings.

Decrease Chaffer Clearance To:

• Improve sample quality; reduce the amount of larger, foreign material in the grain tank.

1. Select to set the chaffer clearance.

2. H116993-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease the desired chaffer clearance.

3. H118089-UN: Input FieldH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialTurn the dial clockwise to increase the value.

4. Turn the dial counterclockwise to decrease the value.

   NOTE:

   Depending on machine configurations, some values may not be reached.

   General Purpose:

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 22

   Increment: 1

   Deep Tooth:

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 30

   Increment: 1

5. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Current Settings | Sieve Clearance

Sieve Clearance allows you to modify the opening of the sieve to improve grain cleanliness and manage tailings volumes for varying crops and conditions.

For the sieve clearance settings, refer to Crop Settings section in your Operator's Manual.

Modify To:

Increase Sieve Clearance To:

• Reduce tailings; allows more grain to fall through to clean grain sooner before it is recirculated in tailings.

• Increase cleaning fan air flow; increasing sieve clearance allows more cleaning fan air up through the chaffer.

Decrease Sieve Clearance To:

• Increase tailings; for any hard threshing grain, force any unthreshed material back through the separator.

• Improve sample quality; reduce the amount of foreign material in the grain tank.

1. Select to set the sieve clearance.

2. H116994-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease the desired sieve clearance.

   • H118090-UN: Input FieldTurn the dial clockwise to increase the value.

   • H115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialTurn the dial counterclockwise to decrease the value.

   
   NOTE:

   Depending on machine configurations, some values may not be reached.

   General Purpose:

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 22

   Increment: 1

   Deep Tooth:

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 30

   Increment: 1

3. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Current Settings | Outside Configuration

Outside Configuration shows external machine adjustments that must be made prior to harvesting the selected crop type.

For more information, refer to the machine Operator’s Manual.

Shut OFF engine, set the park brake, and remove the key before making changes.

1. Select to access outside configuration.

2. Select desired outside configuration for further information on machine settings.

   Chopper Speed

   Crop Diverter

   Tailings System Concave Position (If Equipped)

   Feed Accelerator Speed

   Feeder House Drum Position

   Feeder House Conveyor Chain Sprocket

3. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Current Settings | Adjustment States

Adjustment States show how the system adjustment settings react when machine changes are made.

Some items below are only displayed if machine is equipped with the associated option.

Operator changes are made using the display or the Armrest Adjustment Dial.

Operator Initiated Changes Progress Indicator.

The actual value representing the system, which is below the icon, flashes until the actual value matches the new setpoint. Once the value reaches the new setpoint, it continues to display for 1 second before the value and progress indicator are removed from the screen.

At any time, you can make manual adjustments while an ICA2 adjustment is being applied. The manual adjustment is made using the current setpoint as a base for making a change.

ICA2 Initiated Progress Indicator.

The actual value representing the system, which is below the icon, flashes until the actual value matches the new setpoint. Once the value reaches the new setpoint, it continues to display for 1 second before the value and progress indicator are removed from the screen.

After ICA2 adjustments are reached, and after a minimum of 30 seconds have elapsed since the start of ICA2, the blue input field with "AUTO" changes back to black.

ATA Initiated Progress Indicator.

While the setpoint input field has encoder focus, the text of the setpoint remains blue. Also, the standard "encoder focus" input field highlight replaces the blue input field while encoder focus is maintained.

The actual value representing the system, which is below the icon, flashes until the actual value matches the new setpoint. Once the value reaches the new setpoint, it continues to display for 1 second before the value and progress indicator are removed from the screen.

ATA Offset indication appears similar to the ICA2 auto-adjustment; however, the input field remains blue with "AUTO" printed on it to indicate that the system is maintaining the offset.

Advanced Settings

Advanced Settings allows you to access further adjustments and less common settings.

Separator Resolution — allows you to modify the number of bars shown on the Corner Post Display VisionTrak™ for the separator loss indicator (independent of the number of center bars).

Advanced Settings | Separator Resolution

Separator Resolution allows you to modify the number of bars on the Corner Post Display VisionTrak™ for the separator loss indicator.

Prior to Modification:

1. Harvest with the machine at current settings.

2. Perform a Power Shutdown (see Operator's Manual for procedure).

3. Inspect for any grain loss from the separator.

If loss is present, determine if the loss is acceptable to the amount of bars indicated by the VisionTrak™ display.

Modify When:

Modify when the VisionTrak™ display does not indicate the amount of grain loss from the separator that is preferred.

• Increase Separator Resolution to show more emphasis on grain loss from the threshing & separating section.

• Decrease Separator Resolution to show less emphasis on grain loss from the threshing & separating section.

1. Select the Advanced Settings button.

   NOTE:
   H118553-UN: Slide BarSlide bar displays the current resolution.

2. H116272-UN: Separator ResolutionSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease the separator resolution.

   Minimum: -5

   Maximum: 5

   Default: 0

   Increment: 1

3. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Advanced Settings | Shoe Resolution

Shoe Resolution allows you to modify the number of bars on the Corner Post Display VisionTrak™ for the separator loss indicator.

Prior to Modification:

1. Harvest with the machine at current settings.

2. Perform a Power Shutdown (see Operator's Manual for procedure).

3. Inspect for any grain loss from the cleaning shoe.

If loss is present, determine if the loss is acceptable to the amount of bars indicated by the VisionTrak™ display.

Modify When:

Modify when the VisionTrak™ display does not indicate the amount of grain loss from the cleaning shoe that is preferred.

• Increase Shoe Resolution to show more emphasis on grain loss from the cleaning shoe section.

• Decrease Shoe Resolution to show less emphasis on grain loss from the cleaning shoe section.

1. Select the Advanced Settings button.

   NOTE:
   H118553-UN: Slide BarSlide bar displays the current resolution.

2. H116272-UN: Shoe ResolutionSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease the shoe resolution.

   Minimum: -5

   Maximum: 5

   Default: 0

   Increment: 1

3. H116113-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Performance Target

Performance Target allows you to set acceptable grain losses for your machine.

Modify When:

• Changing crop type.

• Harvesting conditions vary (wet crop vs. dry crop, high moisture vs. low moisture, variety A vs. variety B, or large swings in seed size or yield).

Procedure to Modify:

Larger seed sizes such as corn or soybeans generally have a higher numerical calibration value than smaller seed sizes like wheat or canola.

Selecting a lower calibration value will register more bars on the display  for the same acceptable grain loss.

Operate the machine at the desired performance and select Set to Current, this stores operating characteristics to memory and centers the total loss indicator.

Select Set to Current to automatically set the new "acceptable loss" to the current loss level.

Select to open number pad and manually enter desired value.

Important Considerations

Clean fittings before and after applying grease. Replace any damaged or missing fittings immediately.

Lubrication and maintenance intervals are listed in this section.

Locations and procedures are listed in the section for that interval.

Load Harvest Settings

Load Harvest Settings allows you to make default selections on Presets, Threshing Conditions, and Straw/Cob Conditions to help grain cleanliness and grain loss.

Changing Crop Type in Work Setup causes change in harvest settings. See Effects of Crop Change for further information.

Items Accessible on Load Harvest Settings Page:

Preset — allows you to select defaults, previous preset values, and adjust previous preset values to adjust to crop conditions.

Threshing Conditions — allows you to describe the threshing conditions so the system can help determine correct machine settings.

Straw Conditions — allows you to describe the straw/cob conditions so the system can help determine correct machine settings.

If an adjustment is made by Active Terrain Adjustment™ or Integrated Combine Adjustment 2, the values update to provide you the most current value.

Threshing Clearance

Adjustable Front Chaffer (If Equipped)

Remove separator covers to access the front chaffer.

Adjust front chaffer to desired position with lever (A).

When the lever is fully raised, the front chaffer is fully closed. When the lever is fully lowered, the front chaffer is fully open. One notch is equal to approximately 4 mm (5/32 in).

Cab Fuse Center

Press lock tabs (A) and remove cover (B) to open fuse center.

• F801—(15A) (cc# 8262), ARMC Power

• F802—(10A) (cc# 8802), Server-Monitor Power

• F803—(15A) (cc# 8302), SCL Power

• F804—(15A) (cc# 8072), PDU Power

• F805—(15A) (cc# 8152), Receiver Power

• F806—(15A) (cc# 8162), Miscellaneous Cab Power

• F807—(10A) (cc# 8192), ATC Power

• F808—(20A) (cc# 8082), Recirculation Fan Power 1

• F809—(20A) (cc# 8182), Recirculation Fan Power 2

• F810—(20A) (cc# 8172), Seat Power

• F811—(20A) (cc# 8092), Accessory Power

• F812—(15A) (cc# 8242), Auxiliary Power Outlets

• F813—(20A) (cc# 8252), Auxiliary Power Strip

• F814—(20A) Not Used

• F815—(20A) (cc# 8622), Front Wiper Power

• F816—(10A) (cc# 8312), Radio Power

• F817—(7.5A) (cc# 8322), Armrest APO Power

• F818—(5A) (cc# 0006), Wakeup Power

• F819—(5A) (cc# 8112), USB Charger Power

Fixed Front Chaffer

Crop material that passes through the front chaffer is delivered to the chaffer for further cleaning.

Chaffer and Sieve—Measuring

Louver Length

• Deep-tooth chaffer and sieve.

  • Chaffer 41 mm (1-5/8 in)

  • Sieve 30 mm (1-3/16 in)

• General-Purpose chaffer and sieve.

  • Chaffer 30 mm (1-3/16 in)

  • Sieve 30 mm (1-3/16 in)

Proper way to measure chaffer and sieve louver length is from wire-to-wire (A) as shown. This can be used to determine if a deep-tooth or general-purpose chaffer or sieve is installed.

Sieve Louver Depth

• Deep-tooth sieve.

  • Sieve 22 mm (7/8 in)

• General-Purpose sieve.

  • Sieve 10 mm (3/8 in)

Proper way to measure sieve louver depth (A) is from bottom of louver to tip of louver as shown. This can be used to determine if a deep-tooth or general-purpose sieve is installed.

Louver Clearance

Proper way to measure chaffer and sieve clearance is from louver-to-louver (A) as shown. This can be used to determine if clearance on chaffer and sieve matches with setting shown on armrest display.

General-Purpose Chaffer 30 mm (1-3/16 in)

General-purpose chaffer is suitable for corn, soybeans, sorghum, small grains, oil seed crops, grass seed, and many specialty crops. It is recommended for dry conditions and is resistant to “stabbing” of corn tassels and soybean, sunflower, and sorghum stems.

General Purpose Sieve 30 mm (1-3/16 in)

This sieve is suitable for all major crops and many specialty crops.

Alfalfa / Barley

-: Crop Settings

Canola / Chickpeas

-: Crop Settings

Corn (Dry) / Corn (Wet)

-: Crop Settings

Corn Cob Mix / Edible Beans

-: Crop Settings

Flax / Grass Seed

-: Crop Settings

Guar (Cluster Beans) / Lentils

-: Crop Settings

Lupins / Millet

-: Crop Settings

Mustard / Navy Beans

-: Crop Settings

Oats / Peas

-: Crop Settings

Popcorn / Rape Seed (Dry)

-: Crop Settings

Rape Seed (Green) / Rice

-: Crop Settings

Rye / Safflower

-: Crop Settings

Sorghum / Soybeans

-: Crop Settings

Sunflower / Triticale

-: Crop Settings

Wheat Difficult / Wheat Normal

-: Crop Settings

Header

Main page shown is for example only. Your main page may differ depending on options or connected equipment.

Header Main Page shows available features that can be adjusted for your attached header.

Some items below are only displayed if machine is equipped with the associated option.

Header Details — change header settings such as width, minimum reel speed, and row width.

If system does not recognize the type of header connected, Unknown Header is displayed.

Modules for this application can be added to run pages using Layout Manager .

Example:

Height Sensitivity— controls sensitivity to changes in terrain of header raise/lower in automatic mode.

Different modules can be available for your application.

Resume Preferences

Enable or disable automatic resume of header automation functions.

Some items below are only displayed if machine is equipped with the associated option.

Advanced Settings

Advanced Settings allows you to access further adjustments and less common settings.

Some items below are only displayed if machine is equipped with the associated option.

Items Accessible on Advanced Settings Page:

Posi-Torq™ Separator—Dual-Range

Use slowest possible speed with large seed crops to prevent damage.

To shift from low to high speed or high to low speed, move handle (A) to detented neutral position.

For low-speed position (B), push handle towards the separator side sheet.

For high-speed position (C), pull handle away from the separator side sheet.

To fully engage drive, it may be necessary to rotate variable sheaves a small amount while moving shift handle.

Verify that gears are fully engaged.

When changing separator speeds, make sure to cycle power ON and OFF to recognize new speed range.

Shift to low speed if operating below 530 rpm for extended periods.

Separator Variable Speed Driven/Driver Sheaves

Variable Speed Driver Sheave

1. IMPORTANT:

   H120807-UN: Driver Sheaves (Small Diameter) / Driver Sheaves (Large Diameter)Remove pipe plug and install grease fitting. Pump 40—45 shots of grease into fitting. DO NOT OVER GREASE. Remove grease fitting and reinstall pipe plug.

   Close sheaves (high speed) before greasing at pipe plug in the outer sheave hub.

2. Rotate sheave for pipe plug access.

3. Cycle cylinder speed to distribute grease if operated at high speed all the time.

Separator Variable Speed Driven/Driver Sheaves (S760 and S770 Machines)

Separator Variable Speed Driven Sheaves: Rotate sheaves to access fitting.

Start machine and cycle separator through full speed range a couple of times to distribute grease evenly.

Separator Variable Speed Driver Sheaves: Close sheaves (high speed) before greasing fitting on the outer sheave hub. Rotate sheave to access fitting. Cycle cylinder speed to distribute grease if operated at high speed all the time.

Separator Variable Speed Driven/Driver Sheaves (S780 and S790 Machines)

Separator Variable Speed Driven Sheaves: Rotate sheaves to access fitting.

Start machine and cycle separator through full speed range a couple of times to distribute grease evenly.

Separator Variable Speed Driver Sheaves: Close sheaves (high speed) before greasing fitting on the outer sheave hub. Rotate sheave to access fitting. Cycle cylinder speed to distribute grease if operated at high speed all the time.

Service Interval Chart—Every 50 Hours

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 50 Hours

Service Interval Chart—Every 200 Hours

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 200 Hours

Service Interval Chart—Every 400 Hours

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 400 Hours

Radio Types (Optional)

-: Features

Radio Controls

ActiveYield™ (If Equipped) Cross Auger Covers—Removing

Use extra care when removing and installing auger covers. Do not stand on, drop or allow objects to fall onto sensors.

In certain crop conditions and speciality crops, cross auger covers need to be removed.

ActiveYield™ system MUST be disabled when cross auger covers are removed. See Calibrations Application Help or Operator’s Station Help for further information.

Remove wiring harnesses from clamps (A) as needed.

Disconnect rear cross auger connector (B) from the grain tank connector (C).

Disconnect front cross auger connector (D) from the grain tank connector (E).

Connect grain tank connectors (C and E) together and retain with clamps as needed.

Connect harnesses together to enable yield monitoring even if ActiveYield™ is disabled. Retain harnesses with clamps to prevent contact with cross augers.

Remove auger cover from the machine and repeat on remaining auger cover.

ActiveYield™ (If Equipped) Sensor Locations

Two sensors are on the front cross auger cover and one sensor is on the rear cross auger cover.

ActiveYield™ uses sensors (A) located in the grain tank on the cross auger covers to measure mass of harvested grain.

Set Feeder House Fore/Aft Tilt Frame Zero Point (Hydraulic Tilt) (If Equipped)

Fore/Aft tilt frame is used to set the correct relationship between platform skid plates and the ground. It compensates for the different tire sizes, rear axle settings, and other variables.

Tilt frame is set to an approximate position at factory, but if tires or axle positions are changed or ground conditions change (soft ground), it may be necessary to readjust zero point.

If field conditions are normal, calibration can be done on level concrete.

If field conditions are soft (leaving ruts), calibration MUST be done in a level location in the field.

An approximate setting can be obtained without a header attached. See Calibrations Application Help or Operator’s Station Help to calibrate Feeder House Tilt Fore/Aft Range. During calibration, set zero point by measuring the following:

• Tilt fore/aft frame fully forward. Lower or raise feeder house until pivot pin (A) to ground distance is set to 1016 mm (40 in) .

• Using a level as a reference, adjust fore/aft tilt frame until front face is vertical. NOTE:

  This fore/aft frame adjustment changes the pivot pin to ground distance from 1016 mm (40 in) to the desired specification distance.

  Item	Measurement	Specification
  Pivot Pin To Ground	Distance	903 mm (35-1/2 in.)

Concave Leveling (Active Concave Isolation)

1. NOTE:

   H117012-UN: Threshing Clearance AdjustIf installed, remove round bar concave covers before beginning concave leveling.

   Start engine and press threshing clearance adjust switch.

2. Set threshing clearance to 0.

   NOTE:

   If taller dense pack threshing tines or rice threshing elements have replaced grain elements, set threshing clearance to 15.

3. Shut OFF engine, set park brake and turn key switch ON.

4. H113295-UN: Inspection CoversLEGEND: A - Separator Inspection CoversRemove separator inspection covers (A).

5. NOTE:

   H109596-UN: Standard Cast Separator GratesH109682-UN: Heavy-Duty Separator GratesLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (4 used)B - Separator GrateC - Cap Screws and NutsD - Separator Grate FingersRemoving separator grate provides access for rotating rotor.

   On machines equipped with the standard separator grates, remove cap screws (A) and separator grate (B).

6. On machines equipped with heavy-duty separator grate fingers, remove cap screws and nuts (C) and finger (D).

   NOTE:

   It may be necessary to remove two or more separator grate fingers to allow access for rotating rotor.

7. H109276-UN: Rubber SealLEGEND: A - Rubber Seal (2 used)Remove base of the rubber seal (A) and lift upward on both cylinders.

8. NOTE:

   H113060-UN: Cylinder Safety StopLEGEND: A - Pin (2 used)B - Cylinder Lock (2 used)Concave may need to be repositioned to remove cylinder lock.

   Remove pin (A) and cylinder lock (B) on each cylinder.

9. H109919-UN: Leveling Cap ScrewH109920-UN: Leveling Cap ScrewLEGEND: A - Leveling Cap Screws (2 used)B - “Z” BarC - Nut (2 used)D - Nut (2 used)E - Nut (2 used)Remove concave leveling cap screws (A) from the bracket on “Z” bar (B) and install through the rail to hold concave and “Z” bar assembly.

10. Hand tighten nut (C) against “Z” bar bracket and slightly tighten nut (D) against the rail on both sides.

    NOTE:

    Verify that there is adequate space between nut (E) and rail for zeroing adjustments. Do NOT fully tighten the nut against the rail.

11. H109683-UN: Cylinder AdjustLEGEND: A - Jam Nut (2 used)B - Cylinder Stop (2 used)Loosen jam nut (A) from the cylinder stop (B) and lower stop on both cylinder rods.

12. Select Concave Leveling Calibration from inside the cab and follow information shown on the display. See Calibrations Application Help or Operator's Station Help for further information.

    NOTE:

    Key switch MUST be left ON while performing following steps outside of cab.

13. H96927-UN: HandleLEGEND: A - HandleB - Neutral PositionMove handle (A) to shift the rotor gear case in neutral position (B).

14. Spin rotor counterclockwise and tighten rear leveling cap screw, pulling concave upward until elements “tick”. Once “ticking” occurs, back off leveling cap screw three complete turns.

15. Spin rotor counterclockwise and tighten front leveling cap screw, pulling concave upward until elements “tick”. Once “ticking” occurs, back off leveling cap screw three complete turns.

16. Continue spinning rotor counterclockwise and tighten rear leveling cap screw, pulling concave upward until elements “tick”. Once “ticking” occurs, back off leveling cap screw one and a half turns.

17. Continue spinning rotor counterclockwise and tighten front leveling cap screw, pulling concave upward until elements “tick”. Once “ticking” occurs, back off leveling cap screw one and a half turns.

18. H109594-UN: NutLEGEND: A - Nut 2 (used)Tighten nut (A) against the rail to help lock concaves in position.

19. H109602-UN: Cylinder StopLEGEND: A - Cylinder Stops (2 used)B - Cylinder Barrels (2 used)During the calibration, it is critical to adjust the cylinder stops correctly.
    NOTE:

    Do not over tighten cylinder stops.

20. Turn cylinder stops (A) in direction of arrow until hand tight against cylinder barrels (B).

21. NOTE:

    H109683-UN: Cylinder AdjustLEGEND: A - Jam Nut (2 used)B - Cylinder Stop (2 used)Prior to tightening jam nuts (A), index cylinder stops (B) to install cylinder locks in correct position on hex flats of cylinder stops.

    Tighten jam nut (A) against the cylinder stop (B) on each cylinder.

22. NOTE:

    Leveling cap screws MUST remain fastened to “Z” bar bracket and rail.

    Continue with Concave Leveling Calibration until complete.

23. H109603-UN: Leveling Cap ScrewLEGEND: A - Leveling Cap Screw (2 used)B - Storage Bracket (2 used)If calibration was accepted, exit Concave Leveling Calibration , turn key switch OFF, and remove leveling cap screws (A).

24. Store leveling cap screws in storage brackets (B).

25. Start engine. Calibrate Threshing Clearance Calibration (Hydraulic) from inside the cab and follow information shown on the display. See Calibrations Application Help or Operator's Station Help for further information.

    IMPORTANT:

    A warning message may appear on display stating to abort the calibration because the system has detected a concave zero position that does not match concave leveling position. If this occurs, abort Concave Leveling Calibration, repeat the Concave Leveling procedure, and calibrate Threshing Clearance Calibration (Hydraulic) again.

26. H113060-UN: Cylinder Safety StopLEGEND: A - Pin (2 used)B - Cylinder Lock (2 used)Open concave to 35 and install previously removed cylinder locks (B) and pins (A) on each cylinder.

27. H109821-UN: Rubber SealLEGEND: A - Rubber Seal (2 used)Install bottom of the rubber seal (A) on both cylinders.

28. H109596-UN: Standard Cast Separator GrateH109682-UN: Heavy-Duty Separator GrateLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (4 used)B - Separator GrateC - Cap Screws and NutsD - Separator Grate FingersOn machines equipped with the standard separator grates, install separator grate (B) using cap screws (A).

29. On machines equipped with heavy-duty separator grates, install separator grate fingers (D) using cap screws and nuts (C). Tighten to specification.

    Item	Measurement	Specification
    Heavy-Duty Separator Grate Cap Screws and Lock Nuts	Torque	73 N·m (54 lb·ft)

30. Shift rotor drive gear case to previous position.

31. Install previously removed separator inspection covers and shields.

Concave Leveling (Standard Concave Adjust)

1. NOTE:

   H111238-UN: Inspection CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoverRound bar concave covers (if installed) should be removed prior to beginning concave leveling.

   Remove shielding as needed to access separator inspection covers.

2. Remove separator inspection covers (A).

3. NOTE:

   H100377-UN: Separator GrateLEGEND: A - Cap Screw (4 used)B - Separator GrateRemoving separator grate provides access for rotating rotor.

   Remove cap screws (A) and separator grate (B).

4. H100391-UN: Stop BoltsLEGEND: A - Stop Bolts (2 used)Back off stop bolts (A).

5. H100392-UN: Lock NutsLEGEND: A - Bottom Nut (2 used)B - Top Nut (2 used)Loosen lock nuts (A) and back off nuts (B) five turns each.

6. H100393-UN: Worm and Sector GearLEGEND: A - Sector GearB - Worm GearAdjust concave to closed position using switch in cab until the worm gear (B) and sector gear (A) are bottomed out in up position.

7. H96927-UN: Gear CaseLEGEND: A - HandleB - Neutral PositionMove handle (A) to shift the rotor gear case in neutral position (B).

8. H100394-UN: Concave AdjustLEGEND: A - Front Eyebolt Top NutB - Front Eyebolt Bottom Lock NutC - Rear Eyebolt Top NutD - Rear Eyebolt Bottom Lock NutAdjust front eyebolt top nut (A) slowly until elements ”tick” concave while rotor is rotating counterclockwise. Back off three complete turns.

9. Adjust rear eyebolt top nut (C) slowly, until elements ”tick” concave while rotor is rotating counterclockwise. Back off three complete turns.

10. Adjust front eyebolt top nut (A) down slowly until elements ”tick” concave. Back off slowly until ”tick” stops. As soon as ”tick” has stopped back off one complete turn and tighten top lock nut.

11. Adjust rear eyebolt top nut (C) down slowly, until elements ”tick” concave. Back off slowly until ”tick” stops. As soon as ”tick” has stopped back off one complete turn and tighten top lock nut.

12. Tighten bottom front concave adjustment nut. Hold front eyebolt top nut (A) with wrench and tighten front eyebolt bottom lock nut (B).

13. Tighten bottom rear concave adjustment nut. Hold rear eyebolt top nut (C) with wrench and tighten rear eyebolt bottom lock nut (D).

14. H100395-UN: Stop BoltsLEGEND: A - Stop Bolt (2 used)B - Lock NutC - Head of BoltD - Lock NutAdjust front and rear concave stop bolt (A) by tightening bottom nut (B) until head of bolt (C) is snug against concave. Tighten top nut (D) while holding bottom nut (B) with wrench.

15. H100377-UN: Separator GrateLEGEND: A - Cap Screw (4 used)B - Separator GrateInstall separator grate (B) and retain with cap screws (A).

16. Shift rotor drive gear case to previous position.

17. Install previously removed separator inspection covers and shields.

18. Select Threshing Clearance Calibration (STS Electric) from inside the cab and follow information shown on the display. See Calibrations Application Help or Operator's Station Help for further information.

Concave Sections (Standard Concave Adjust)—Remove and Install

1. CAUTION:

   H96927-UN: Gear CaseLEGEND: A - HandleB - Neutral PositionConcave sections are heavy and awkward to handle. Another person may be needed to remove and install concave sections.
   NOTE:

   For ease of removal, close concave completely.

   Move handle (A) to shift the rotor gear case in neutral position (B).

2. NOTE:

   H111238-UN: Inspection CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoversRemove shielding as needed to access separator inspection covers.

   Remove separator inspection covers (A).

3. NOTE:

   H100377-UN: Separator GrateLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewsB - Separator GrateRemoving separator grate provides access for rotating rotor.

   Remove cap screws (A) and separator grate (B).

4. H100378-UN: DiverterH100380-UN: PolyLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (4 used)B - DiverterC - CardboardLoosen cap screws (A) and remove left-hand sheet metal diverter (B).

5. Place a piece of cardboard (C) or poly over conveyor augers. This provides protection for the augers and allows a smooth surface to remove the concaves.

6. H96929-UN: Separator CoversLEGEND: A - Separator Cover (2 used)Remove shielding as needed to access separator inspection covers.

7. Remove quick-lock pins and front two separator covers (A) on the right-hand side of the machine.

8. H111561-UN: Concave RetainerLEGEND: A - Spring PinB - Concave RetainerC - HandleRemove spring pin (A) from the concave retainer (B).

9. Lift concave retainer (B) and remove the handle (C) from each concave section.

10. H100381-UN: ConcaveLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (12 used)Loosen cap screws (A).

11. CAUTION:

    H100382-UN: ”Z” BarLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (12 used)B - Pins (2 used)C - ”Z” BarTo prevent damage, carefully lower concave onto the auger bed.

    Remove cap screws (A).

12. Remove cotter pins, pins (B) and ”Z” bar (C).

13. Rotate rotor such that a gap in the threshing element pattern occurs at mid concave.

14. Remove center concave section.

15. Slide rear concave to the center position and remove.

16. Slide front concave to the center position and remove.

17. Inspect wear on concave sections, threshing elements and threshing tines using KXE10110 Clearance Gauge.

18. Install concaves in reverse order.

19. H111561-UN: Concave RetainerLEGEND: A - Spring PinB - Concave RetainerC - HandleInstall handle (C), concave retainer (B), and spring pin (A) on concave sections.

20. H100382-UN: ”Z” BarLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (12 used)B - Pins (2 used)C - ”Z” BarPosition ”Z” bar (C) over end of concaves and install cap screws, but do not tighten.

21. Install pins (B).

22. H121120-UN: ConcavesLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (6 used)B - Cap Screws (6 used)Be sure the ends of concaves fit snug into ”Z” bar; then tighten top row of the cap screws (A) first.

23. Tighten bottom row of the cap screws (B) last.

24. Adjust concave level. See Concave Leveling (Standard Concave Adjust) later in this section.

25. NOTE:

    H96929-UN: Separator CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoversVerify that top edge of separator cover is under clips.

    Install separator covers (A).

26. Install shielding previously removed to access separator inspection covers.

27. H100377-UN: Separator GrateLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (4 used)B - Separator GrateInstall separator grate (B) and retain with cap screws (A).

28. H100378-UN: DiverterH100380-UN: PolyLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (4 used)B - DiverterC - CardboardRemove cardboard (C) or poly from conveyor augers.

29. Install diverter (B) to original position and tighten cap screws (A).

30. H111238-UN: Inspection CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoverInstall separator inspection covers (A).

31. Install shielding previously removed to access separator inspection covers.

32. Place rotor drive gear case in desired speed range.

Concave Sections (Active Concave Isolation)—Remove and Install

1. CAUTION:

   H117012-UN: Threshing Clearance AdjustConcave sections are heavy and awkward to handle. Another person may be needed to remove and install concave sections.

   Start engine and press threshing clearance adjust switch.

2. To allow easier access to “Z” bar hardware, open threshing clearance to 5.

   NOTE:

   Threshing clearance may need to be increased depending on machine configuration.

3. Shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key.

4. H96927-UN: Gear CaseLEGEND: A - HandleB - Neutral PositionMove handle (A) to shift the rotor gear case in neutral position (B).

5. NOTE:

   H111239-UN: Inspection CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoversRemove shielding as needed to access separator inspection covers.

   Remove separator inspection covers (A).

6. H109597-UN: DiverterLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewsB - DiverterLoosen cap screws (A) and remove left-hand sheet metal diverter (B).
   NOTE:

   Place a piece of cardboard or poly over conveyor augers. This provides protection for the augers and allows a smooth surface to remove the concaves.

7. H96929-UN: Separator CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoverRemove shielding as needed to access separator inspection covers.

8. Remove quick-lock pins and front two separator covers (A) on the right-hand side of the machine.

9. H109919-UN: Leveling Cap ScrewH109920-UN: Leveling Cap ScrewLEGEND: A - Leveling Cap Screw (2 used)B - “Z” BarC - Nut (2 used)D - Nut (2 used)E - Nut (2 used)Remove concave leveling cap screws (A) from the bracket on “Z” bar (B) and install through the rail to hold concave and “Z” bar assembly.

10. Hand tighten nut (C) against “Z” bar bracket and slightly tighten nut (D) against the rail on both sides.

    NOTE:

    Verify that there is adequate space between nut (E) and rail for zeroing adjustments. Do NOT tighten the nut against the rail.

11. H109276-UN: Rubber SealLEGEND: A - Rubber Seal (2 used)Remove base of the rubber seal (A) and lift upward on both cylinders.

12. H111261-UN: Cylinder Safety StopLEGEND: A - Pin (2 used)B - Cylinder Safety Stop (2 used)Remove pin (A) and cylinder safety stop (B) on both cylinders.

13. H109683-UN: Cylinder AdjustLEGEND: A - Jam Nut (2 used)B - Cylinder Stop (2 used)Loosen jam nut (A) from the cylinder stop (B) and lower stop on both cylinder rods.
    NOTE:

    Jam nut and stop must be lowered at least 15 mm (19/32 in) from current location.

14. H109593-UN: PinLEGEND: A - Quick-Lock Pin (2 used)B - Pin (2 used)Remove quick-lock pin (A) and pin (B) from the cylinder rod on both sides.

15. H75040-UN: Concave RetainerLEGEND: A - Spring PinB - Concave RetainerRemove spring pin (A) from the concave retainer (B).

16. Lift concave retainer and remove the handle from each concave section.

17. H109599-UN: ConcaveLEGEND: A - Cap Screw (14 used)Loosen cap screws (A).

18. H109677-UN: Leveling Cap ScrewH111243-UN: Linkage ArmsLEGEND: A - Leveling Cap Screw (2 used)B - Nut (2 used)C - Linkage Arm (2 used)Use leveling cap screw (A) to adjust “Z” bar and concaves up approximately 10 mm (13/32 in) or until middle concave can be easily removed.

19. NOTE:

    Depending on machine configuration, “Z” bar may need to be removed.

    If removing “Z” bar, remove nuts (B) and linkage arms (C).

20. H109599-UN: Concave HardwareLEGEND: A - Cap Screw and Nut (14 used)Remove cap screws and nuts (A).

21. NOTE:

    Rotate rotor such that a gap in the threshing element pattern occurs at mid concave.

    Remove center concave section.

22. Slide rear concave to the center position and remove.

23. Slide front concave to the center position and remove.

24. Inspect wear on concave sections, threshing elements and threshing tines using KXE10110 Clearance Gauge.

25. Install concaves in reverse order.

26. H75041-UN: Concave RetainerLEGEND: A - HandleB - GrooveC - Concave RetainerD - Spring PinInstall concave handle (A) into groove (B) on concave sections.

27. Install concave retainer (C) and retain with spring pin (D).

28. NOTE:

    H109684-UN: ConcavesH111244-UN: Linkage ArmsLEGEND: A - Cap Screw and Nut (6 used)B - Cap Screw and Nut (8 used)C - Linkage Arm (2 used)D - Nut (2 used)If “Z” bar was previously removed, install at this time.

    Using leveling cap screws, lower “Z” bar and concaves approximately 10 mm (13/32 in) or equal distance of amount raised previously.

29. NOTE:

    Verify that concave sections are tight against each other with no gaps prior to tightening hardware.

    Verify ends of concaves fit snug into ”Z” bar; then tighten top row of the cap screws and nuts (A) first.

30. Tighten bottom row of the cap screws and nuts (B) last.

31. If “Z” bar was removed, install linkage arms (C) using nuts (D).

32. Adjust concave level. See Concave Leveling (Active Concave Isolation) later in this section.

33. NOTE:

    H96929-UN: Separator CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoversVerify that top edge of separator cover is under clips.

    Install separator covers (A).

34. Install shielding previously removed to access separator inspection covers.

35. NOTE:

    Remove cardboard or poly from conveyor augers.

    H109597-UN: DiverterLEGEND: A - Cap Screw (4 used)B - DiverterInstall diverter (B) to original position and tighten cap screws (A).

36. H111239-UN: Inspection CoversLEGEND: A - Separator CoverInstall separator inspection covers (A).

37. Install shielding previously removed to access separator inspection covers.

38. Shift rotor drive gear case to previous position.

Chaffer/Sieve Elements—Remove and Install

1. CAUTION:

   H115544-UN: Access DoorLEGEND: A - ClipB - LockC - Access DoorShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key to help prevent accidental starting and personal injury.
   IMPORTANT:

   Avoid damage to chaffer/sieve elements. Completely close louvers before removing elements from machine.

   NOTE:

   It is not necessary to remove the chopper or spreader (if equipped) to remove chaffer/sieve elements. Chopper or spreader must be fully raised.

   Sieve removal is similar to chaffer removal.

   Open clip (A) and turn lock (B) to open access door (C).

2. NOTE:

   H121328-UN: Chaffer CoverLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewsB - CoverC - Electrical HarnessChaffer motor does not need to be removed.

   Remove cap screws (A) and cover (B).

3. Disconnect electrical harness (C) from the chaffer motor.

4. NOTE:

   H121329-UN: TailboardH119692-UN: TailboardLEGEND: A - TailboardB - Cap Screw and NutC - Cap ScrewsD - Cap Screws and NutsTailboard does not need to be removed.

   Lower Tailboard (A):

   1. Remove cap screw and nut (B) from both sides of machine.

   2. Loosen cap screws (C) from both sides of machine.

   3. Remove cap screws and nuts (D) from underneath center of tailboard.

   4. Pull tailboard rearward and lower.

5. H119693-UN: Plastic FingersH119913-UN: Chaffer ElementLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewsB - Plastic FingersC - Cap Screws (4 used)Chaffer Removal:

   1. Remove cap screws (A) and plastic fingers (B) from both sides of machine.

   2. Remove cap screws (C) from both sides of machine.

   3. Slide chaffer element through rear of machine.

   4. Inspect grain seals on chaffer element and repair or replace as needed.

6. H119696-UN: Rail (Working Position)H119695-UN: Rail (Storage Position)H121020-UN: Sieve ElementLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewB - RailC - BushingD - Electrical HarnessE - Cap Screws (4 used)Sieve Removal:

   1. Loosen cap screw (A) on both sides of machine.

   2. Lift rail (B) and place over bushing (C).

   3. Disconnect electrical harness (D) from the sieve motor.

   4. Remove cap screws (E) from both sides of machine.

   5. Slide sieve element through rear of machine.

   6. Inspect grain seals on sieve element and repair or replace as needed.

7. Sieve Installation:

   1. Install sieve element through rear of machine.

   2. Lower rails and install electrical harness.

   3. Tighten cap screws to specification.

      Item	Measurement	Specification
      Sieve Cap Screws	Torque	37 N·m (27 lb·ft)

8. H119693-UN: Plastic FingersH119913-UN: Chaffer ElementLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewsB - Plastic FingersC - Cap Screws (4 used)Chaffer Installation:

   1. Install chaffer and install electrical harness.

   2. Tighten cap screws (C) to specification.

      Item	Measurement	Specification
      Chaffer Cap Screws	Torque	37 N·m (27 lb·ft)

   3. Install plastic fingers (B) on both sides of chaffer.

   4. Tighten cap screws (A) to specification.

      Item	Measurement	Specification
      Plastic Finger Cap Screws	Torque	8 N·m (71 lb·in)

9. Raise tailboard and install previously removed hardware.

10. Install previously removed cover and retain with cap screws.

11. Close access door and retain with lock and clip.

Care and Service of Tires

Installing tires that do not meet original equipment tire specifications may cause machine malfunction. Consult your dealer or tire supplier for guidance.

Use of substandard tires or larger than recommended tires will void warranty and may decrease stability, affect steering, result in premature tire failure, or cause other durability or safety issues.

Check tires daily for damage or noticeably low pressure.

At least every 100 hours of operation, check tire pressure. If tires contain liquid ballast, use a special air-water gauge and measure with valve stem at bottom.

A small puncture in a tubeless tire can be temporarily repaired without dismounting the tire, thus avoiding down time during a busy season.

Protect tires from exposure to sunlight, petroleum products, and chemicals.

Drive carefully. Try to avoid rocks and sharp objects.

A permanent repair should be made as soon as possible to prevent further tire damage.

Tire information and specifications are based on the latest information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice. See the online Combine Ag Sales Manual or your John Deere dealer for further information on Tire Pressure Charts.

Tire pressures listed in charts may differ from the tire pressures shown on the side of the tires.

Header compatibility and specified inflation pressures are based on front axle load of a coarse grain configuration.

Load varies based on configuration. This may not reflect the worst case scenario. Consult your local tire dealer if in doubt.

Not all tires are available on all machines or at all manufacturing facilities.

Onboard Air Compressor (if equipped) - not recommended to inflate tires on the machine or run air tools.

Starting the Engine

1. CAUTION:

   H119917-UN: ArmrestLEGEND: A - Multi-Function LeverB - Header Engage SwitchC - Separator Engage SwitchBefore starting engine, make sure that everyone is clear of machine. Sound horn to warn others.

   Engine exhaust fumes can cause sickness or death. If it is necessary to run an engine in an enclosed area, remove exhaust fumes from area with an exhaust pipe extension.

   If you do not have an exhaust pipe extension, open doors and get outside air into area.

   Move multi-function lever (A) to neutral position.

2. Verify that header engage switch (B) and separator engage switch (C) are OFF.

3. CAUTION:

   H95321-UN: Key SwitchLEGEND: A - Key SwitchSound horn before starting engine to warn others to stay clear from machine.

   To avoid the possibility of personal injury or death, start engine ONLY from the operator seat. Do not start engine by shorting across starter terminals. Machine will start in gear if bypassed.

   IMPORTANT:

   To prevent starter damage, do not operate starter for more than 30 seconds at a time. If engine does not start, wait at least two minutes before trying again.

   NOTE:

   If temperature is below -5°C (23°F) it may be necessary to use cold weather starting aid. See Cold Weather Starting Aid in Operating the Engine section in the Operator’s Manual.

   When the key switch is turned to START, a delay of a couple of seconds will occur. This allows control units to power up, relays to close, and starter solenoid to energize.

   Decal under the storage box lid on the armrest shows engine starting information.

   Sound horn and turn key switch (A) on the steering column to START position.

   Key positions are:

   -: Key Positions

   First Position..............Accessories

   Second Position..............OFF

   Third Position..............Run

   Fourth Position..............Start

4. NOTE:

   Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) displays if Stop Engine Code appears on display. Display stops normal functions, indicating a problem that requires the machine to be stopped and the problem corrected immediately. Codes are displayed until the problem is resolved. If problem cannot be resolved, see your John Deere dealer.

   Release key after engine starts and let engine run at low idle for five minutes to warm oil.

Antenna

Remove radio antenna (A) from clip (B) when using radio.

H116974-UN: Load Harvest SettingsProcedure to Modify:SS43267,0000965-19-20170201H116974-UN: Load Harvest SettingsProcedure to Modify:SS43267,0000966-19-20170201SS43267,0000967-19-20170126H116974-UN: Load Harvest SettingsProcedure to Modify:SS43267,0000968-19-20170201H116974-UN: Load Harvest SettingsProcedure to Modify:SS43267,0000969-19-20170201H116105-UN: CancelSelecting Cancel on the Load Harvest Settings page while changing crop type in Work Setup results in the combine not being adjusted. NOTE:H116106-UN: OKSelecting OK changes the Load Harvest Settings based on the crop selected. NOTE:SS43267,000096A-19-20170517NOTE:H113683-UN: Threshing ClearanceProcedure to Modify:SS43267,000096B-19-20170517NOTE:NOTE:H113685-UN: Threshing SpeedProcedure to Modify:SS43267,000096C-19-20170517NOTE:H113684-UN: Cleaning Fan SpeedProcedure to Modify:SS43267,000096D-19-20170201NOTE:H113706-UN: Chaffer ClearanceProcedure to Modify:SS43267,000096E-19-20170201NOTE:H113693-UN: Sieve ClearanceProcedure to Modify:SS43267,000096F-19-20170126NOTE:H116095-UN: Outside ConfigurationProcedure to Modify:CAUTION: SS43267,0000970-19-20170126NOTE:H116277-UN: Progress IndicatorOperator Initiated Changes:NOTE:H118102-UN: Input FieldOperator Initiated Setpoint Value Input Field. H118101-UN: Performance ValueThe value displayed below the setting icon represents the actual performance value. NOTE:H116278-UN: Progress IndicatorIntegrated Combine Adjustment 2 (ICA2) Initiated Changes:NOTE:H118094-UN: Input FieldICA2 Initiated Setpoint Value Input Field. H118101-UN: Performance ValueThe value displayed below the setting icon represents the actual performance value. NOTE:NOTE:H116278-UN: Progress IndicatorActive Terrain Adjustment™ (ATA) Initiated Changes:H118094-UN: Input FieldATA Initiated Setpoint Value Input Field. H116277-UN: Progress IndicatorOperator initiated changes Progress Indicator. H118107-UN: Input FieldOperator initiated setpoint value input field while ATA is running. NOTE:H118101-UN: Performance ValueThe value displayed below the setting icon represents the actual performance value. NOTE:NOTE:SS43267,0000971-19-20170517H116272-UN: Separator SolutionItems Accessible on Advanced Settings Page:H116272-UN: Shoe SolutionShoe Resolution — allows you to modify the number of bars shown on the Corner Post Display VisionTrak™ for the shoe loss indicator (independent of the number of center bars). VisionTrak is a trademark of Deere & Company
SS43267,0000972-19-20170126NOTE:N118004-UN: Advanced SettingsProcedure to Modify:VisionTrak is a trademark of Deere & Company
SS43267,0000973-19-20170517NOTE:N118004-UN: Advanced SettingsProcedure to Modify:VisionTrak is a trademark of Deere & Company
SS43267,0000974-19-20170517NOTE:NOTE:H119125-UN: Set To CurrentAutomatic:NOTE:H119105-UN: Input FieldManual:NOTE:H117836-UN: Total Loss IndicatorTotal Loss Indicator bar graph is now a visual guide. You can refer to the corner post display periodically to know when an increase or decrease in total loss amount occurs. SS43267,0000975-19-20170517IMPORTANT:OUO6075,00045A8-19-20170125NOTE:H113683-UN: Threshing ClearanceSettings Preview— displays the current settings and displays your setting changes in bold in the "New" column. NOTE:H113685-UN: Threshing SpeedThreshing Speed H113684-UN: Cleaning FanCleaning Fan H113706-UN: Chaffer ClearanceChaffer Clearance H113693-UN: Sieve ClearanceSieve Clearance H116984-UN: Save PresetSave Preset — allows you to save changes made to Presets, Threshing Conditions, and Straw/Cob Conditions. SS43267,0000978-19-20170126CAUTION: H120645-UN: Adjustable Front ChafferLEGEND: A - LeverShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key to help prevent accidental starting and personal injury. NOTE:OUO6075,00045AC-19-20170202NOTE:H119639-UN: Fuse CenterLEGEND: A - Lock TabsB - CoverFuse center is located inside the cab within the control unit enclosure which is underneath the armrest console on the cab floor. OUO6075,00045AD-19-20170131H54528-UN: Fixed Front ChafferFixed front chaffer is set at 24 mm (15/16 in). OUO6075,00045AF-19-20170202H89699-UN: Chaffer/Sieve Louver LengthLEGEND: A - Wire-To-WireMachines can be equipped with two different types of chaffer and sieves. H120674-UN: Sieve Louver DepthLEGEND: A - Louver DepthMachines can be equipped with two different types of sieves. NOTE:H92974-UN: Chaffer/Sieve Louver ClearanceLEGEND: A - Louver-To-LouverAlways close the chaffer/sieve louvers past the desired set point and then open the louvers to the desired set point to remove play. OUO6075,00045B0-19-20170203NOTE:H54526-UN: General-Purpose ChafferDimension shown is wire-to-wire spacing. OUO6075,00045B1-19-20170202NOTE:H54527-UN: SieveDimension shown is wire-to-wire spacing. OUO6075,00045B3-19-20170203OUO6075,00045BD-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C5-19-20170203OUO6075,00045BE-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C6-19-20170203OUO6075,00045BF-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C7-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C0-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C8-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C1-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C9-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C2-19-20170203OUO6075,00045CA-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C3-19-20170203OUO6075,00045CB-19-20170203OUO6075,00045C4-19-20170203NOTE:H120312-UN: HeaderUnderscored text identifies that additional information is available within this section or another section of this publication. NOTE:H116126-UN: Header TypeItems Accessible on Header Main Page:H113542-UN: Header TypeHeader Type— automatically determined by the front end equipment attached. NOTE:H113543-UN: HoursHours— number of hours per header type recorded by the combine. H113544-UN: Cut WidthCut Width— measured width setting appears when platform type headers are detected. H116127-UN: Row WidthCut Width— number of rows and row width settings appear when row type headers are detected. H113728-UN: Raise/Lower SpeedRaise/Lower Speed — controls speed of feeder house raise/lower function when in manual mode. H114074-UN: Height SensitivityHeight Sensitivity — controls sensitivity to changes in terrain of header raise/lower in automatic mode. N118004-UN: Advanced Settings IconAdvanced Settings — allows you to access further adjustments and less common settings. H116962-UN: Auto ControlAuto Control — indicates status of which header configurations are enabled. H113546-UN: Tilt SensitivityTilt Sensitivity — controls sensitivity to changes in terrain of the feeder house lateral tilt movements when in automatic sensing and automatic float modes. H113545-UN: Tilt SpeedTilt Speed — controls speed of lateral tilt movements when in manual mode. H116129-UN: Fore/Aft TiltFore/Aft Tilt — controls the angle of the front face of the feeder house. H114076-UN: HydraFlex™ PressureHydraFlex™ Pressure — controls cutterbar pressure for optimal ground following ability. H114075-UN: Draper Belt SpeedDraper Belt Speed — controls the speeds of the side draper belts. H116130-UN: Draper Float PositionDraper Float Position — controls the pressure in the cylinders for the gauge wheel float arms. H114077-UN: Cutterbar TiltCutterbar Tilt — controls the angle of the cutterbar in relation to the rest of the platform. H116172-UN: Deck Plate SpacingDeck Plate Spacing — displays the deck plate spacing. H116173-UN: Backshaft SpeedBackshaft Speed — displays backshaft speed. H116668-UN: Height SensitivityRun Page ModulesNOTE:SS43267,0000980-19-20170203NOTE:H113524-UN: Dial-A-Speed™Dial-A-Speed™ — automatic control of reel or belt pickup speed relative to ground speed. H113717-UN: Fore/Aft ResumeFore/Aft Resume — select fore/aft position and return to that position automatically. H116163-UN: Reel Position ResumeReel Position Resume — select reel position and return to that position automatically. H113532-UN: Deck Plate Position ResumeDeck Plate Position Resume — select position of the deck plates and return to that position automatically. SS43267,0000981-19-20170203NOTE:H116165-UN: ON/OFFLimp Home Mode — use the toggle to enable and disable. SS43267,0000982-19-20170203CAUTION: H96715-UN: Speed RangesH96936-UN: Gearcase HandleLEGEND: A - HandleB - Low-Speed Position (1)C - High-Speed Position (2)Shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key before shifting Posi-Torq™ separator. NOTE:NOTE:Posi-Torq is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,00045D0-19-20170320H120802-UN: Driven Sheaves / Driver Sheaves (Small Diameter)H120803-UN: Driven Sheaves / Driver Sheaves (Large Diameter)Separator Variable Speed Sheaves: Start machine and cycle sheaves through speed range if operated at high speed all the time. Cycling sheaves helps replenish bushings with grease already inside sheave cavity. OUO6075,00045D9-19-20170213OUO6075,00045DC-19-20170213IMPORTANT:H120805-UN: Driven Sheaves / Driver SheavesSeparator Variable Speed Driven and Driver Sheaves: Pump 20—25 shots of grease into fitting. DO NOT OVER GREASE. NOTE:OUO6075,00045DE-19-20170213IMPORTANT:H120804-UN: Driven Sheaves / Driver SheavesSeparator Variable Speed Driven and Driver Sheaves: Pump 20—25 shots of grease into fitting. DO NOT OVER GREASE. NOTE:OUO6075,00045DD-19-20170213H121745-UN: Service LocationsActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,00045E2-19-20170612H119635-UN: Service LocationsOUO6075,00045E3-19-20170213H119653-UN: Service LocationsOUO6075,00045E4-19-20170328H120833-UN: Radio TypesBluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG
OUO6075,00045E6-19-20170214NOTE:H120834-UN: Radio FunctionLEGEND: 1 - Volume Control2 - Band (BND) Key3 - Power/Mute Key4 - Radio Display5 - Menu Key6 - Multi-Function Rocker Switch7 - Audio (AUD) Key8 - Key Block (1—6)9 - Traffic Announcements (TA) Key10 - Source Select (SRC) KeySee Radio Operator’s Manual for further information. OUO6075,00045E7-19-20170214CAUTION: H115578-UN: ActiveYield™ HarnessesLEGEND: A - ClampsB - Rear Cross Auger Connector (Female Connector)C - Grain Tank Connector (Male Connector)D - Front Cross Auger Connector (Male Connector)E - Grain Tank Connector (Female Connector)Shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key. IMPORTANT:NOTE:IMPORTANT:H80947-UN: Cross Auger CoverLEGEND: A - Locking Pin (4 used)B - Pin (4 used)C - Auger Cover (2 used)Remove locking pin (A) and pin (B) from both ends of auger cover (C). ActiveYield is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,00045F7-19-20170222IMPORTANT:H115545-UN: ActiveYield™ SensorsLEGEND: A - SensorsDo not stand on, drop or allow objects to fall onto sensors as damage could occur. NOTE:ActiveYield is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,00045F8-19-20170222CAUTION: H109755-UN: Pivot Pin HeightLEGEND: A - Pivot PinAlert others around the machine to stay clear while calibration is being performed. NOTE:OUO6075,00045FF-19-20170222OUO6075,0004600-19-20170328OUO6075,0004601-19-20170328OUO6075,0004605-19-20170404OUO6075,0004606-19-20170411OUO6075,0004630-19-20170424IMPORTANT:IMPORTANT:NOTE:OUO6075,0004635-19-20170320OUO6075,0004636-19-20170308IMPORTANT:H117993-UN: AntennaLEGEND: A - Radio AntennaB - ClipIf radio is not used, or machine is transported, lower antenna and retain with clip. If the clip is not available, retain the antenna to cab roof with tape. OUO6075,0004640-19-20170308