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View allWheat (0-30 bu/ac) | Wheat (30-50 bu/ac) | Wheat(>50 bu/ac) | Rice | |
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Feeder�House Face Plate | Tilted back towards combine | Tilted back towards combine | Tilted back towards combine | Tilted back towards combine |
1st Concave | Small wire with int bar | Small wire with int bar | Small wire | Large wire (every 2nd removed) |
2nd Concave | Small wire | Small wire | Small wire | Large wire (every 2nd removed) |
3rd Concave | Small wire | Small wire | Large wire | Large wire (every 2nd removed) |
Rear Grates | Keystock | Keystock | Keystock | Shelbourne Keystock |
Front Rotor Threshing Bars | Rasp | Rasp | Rasp | Rasp |
Rear Rotor Threshing Bars | Rasp | Rasp | Rasp | Spike |
Staight Corn Bars (AFX) | 12 | 12 | 12 | as required |
Concave Position | Closed | Closed | Closed | Closed |
Combine Rotor Speed (rpm) | 650 | 600 | 550 | 500 |
Cleaning Fan (rpm) | 1100 | 1250 | 1300 | 1300 |
Top Chaffer Position | 60% | 60% | 70% | 80% |
Bottom Sieve Position | 30% | 30% | 40% | 100% |
Combine Feeder House Chain Position | Headers with retractable fingers in the auger, chain should be up. Headers with NO retractable fingers, fully flighted auger with paddles, chain should be down. |
Front Dust Cover | Top section removed if retractable fingers fitted in auger and feeder house chain up, if no retractable fingers fitted then all sections fitted. |
Header Rotor Speed (rpm) | Stripping rotor should be run as slow as possible and still stripping the grain from the head. |
Header Auger Speed (rpm) | Header auger speed is fixed and is dertermined by auger drive sprocket, should always be under 200 |
* Augers with spiral paddles require no fingers & front drum position down
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Since 1972, Keith Shelbourne formed Shelbourne Reynolds Engineering Ltd, designing and manufacturing farm machinery in Suffolk, England.
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