Header attaching & detaching – MacDon 872 Combine Adapter User Manual
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HEADER ATTACHING & DETACHING
ATTACHING HEADER TO COMBINE AND ADAPTER
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8. Make the hydraulic line connections:
Reel drive pressure and return lines: Connect
two hoses between header and combine.
Reel lift line: Connect one hose between
header and combine.
Draper drive pressure and return lines:
Connect two hoses between header and
adapter.
NOTE: As an aid in connecting hydraulics, the
following colour coding has been used:
ORANGE - Draper Drive Pressure
BLUE - Draper Drive Return
YELLOW - Reel Drive Return
Reel fore-aft lines (if equipped): Connect two
hoses between header and combine.
9. Connect wiring harness between header and
combine. NOTE: A harness adapter is supplied
with adapter completion package.
10. For 962 headers with gauge wheels, remove
pins at gauge wheels and place in field position
(F). See “Cutting Height” in Header Operator’s
Manual to choose between alternate field
positions. (For headers with gauge
wheel/transport option, gauge wheel support is
not exactly as illustrated. See decal at support.)
NOTE: Rotate pin to align roll pin with key slot
for removal and installation. Roll pin locks
inside to secure the position.
11. For 972 headers and 962 headers without
gauge wheels, raise header stand to storage
position (G).
12. For 972 Headers, for initial setting, set header
at flattest angle (shortest top link length) and
float header up. Ensure that feed pan is as far
forward as possible and tighten pan hardware.
STEPS 13 to 16 ARE FOR 962 HEADERS ONLY.
13. Place 6" (150 mm) block under front of adapter
feeder pan. Ensure all feed pan-to-cutterbar
anchors are removed or turned sideways to
prevent damage to anchors when cutterbar is
lowered. Adjust feed pan fully forward for initial
setting. (See next page.)
14. Disengage header lift cylinder stops and slowly
lower header until adapter feed pan rests on
block, and cutterbar rests on feed pan.
962 GAUGE WHEELS - FIELD POSITION
HEADER STAND - STORAGE POSITION
G