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Topic: Gleaner L M questions
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| R Wyler
03-09-2013 19:22:50
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What all relies on electric controls on these? I understand they use solenoids use a toggle switch for the header lift ect. What about the seperator clutch and unloader auger? Also if I understand they come with hyrdo and gear drive. So the hydro traction drive is the same as my old A with variable speed? |
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| Big orange
03-11-2013 15:51:36
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Re: Gleaner L M questions in reply to R Wyler, 03-09-2013 19:22:50
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| Straight M/L's and early 2 series had mechanical engage unloading auger, unfolding swing out was electric over hydraulic. |
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| R Wyler
03-10-2013 09:18:27
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Re: Gleaner L M questions in reply to R Wyler, 03-09-2013 19:22:50
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| Thanks for the responses. That is what I was thinking on the controls. Parts are readily available fast also in my area. From what I understand most want the hydro. I can see how they are nice because you can go as slow as you need to. |
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| Mark (EC,IN)
03-10-2013 07:05:43
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Re: Gleaner L M questions in reply to R Wyler, 03-09-2013 19:22:50
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| | Weren't these the first combine to use the electric over hyd controls, probably followed by IH? All machines use them now. |
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| agonair
03-10-2013 05:24:00
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Re: Gleaner L M questions in reply to R Wyler, 03-09-2013 19:22:50
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| Th only things controlled with mechanical linkage are throttle and hydro-traction drive (if equipped). everything else is electric over hydraulic. If has a variable speed, then it is electric over hydraulic. We had an M, M2, and M3 and never experienced troubles with the electrical. They work well. |
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| JMS/.MN
03-09-2013 21:13:25
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Re: Gleaner L M questions in reply to R Wyler, 03-09-2013 19:22:50
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| All hyd controls are electric over hyd. Rocker switches send current to the solenoids on each hyd valve, rather than a mechanical linkage. Seperator clutch is electric. Unloading auger belt is tightened by hyd cyl. Hydro drive is not a gear drive......hydro has multiple gear ranges with infinite fwd/reverse speeds and instant change of direction in each range. |
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