rockyridgefarm
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Wifey came out on the last day I was combining and took this pic. I think she did a good job.
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rockyridgefarm
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Oops, hit Post too quickly. Heres pic -
flying belgian
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How many remote outlets does it take on tractor? One set for header up and down. one set for unload auger in and out. One set to engage unload auger. So three sets right?
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rockyridgefarm
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One set for header lift, one set for auger swing. The combine has an on-board hydraulic system to run th pickup belts. The header and unload auger engagement are operated electrically.
Mine does require a third remote, though, because it has a homemade hydraulic swing tongue. I may have the only one in the world that swings hydraulically. Factory swing is a spring loaded pin that is unlocked with the drawbars lift jack. You use the jack to disengage the pin. Pull forward to swing tongue, then use the jack to re-engage the pin. I really, really like the fact that mine has hydraulic swing.
Jim in Sask
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Looks good! That was the outfit of choice around here in the 1980's, also pull type IH's, Masseys, Co-ops and Whites. Green was the most popular though.
casecollectorsc
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My 8650 White only needs one outlet to lift the head...header engage and unload auger are electric clutches controlled by a toggle switch on the monitor.
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