Question on Part on JD 95H Combine Photo of it

I went and took 45 more close up photos of the combine. Is this what they would call the Screens to sepperate the wheat from the chaff? Mark H.

So this Cam pulls the Chaffers back and forth to rip up the wheat to bust off the grain head to allow them to fall down onto the Sieve? That way only straw falls out the rear? I have never opperated one before and just tring to get it right. Thanks, Mark H.

The sickle cuts the wheat, while the reel pushes the grain head towards the auger in the reel. the auger carries the cut grain heads to the center and the retracting feeders feed it to the feeder house beater, which in turn feeds it to the feederhouse conveyor. The Feeder house conveyor chain feeds all of the cut grain to the cylinder, and the concave, they are right behind where the feeder house attatches to the combine. The cylinder rotates and threshes most of the grain out of the head by rubbing it against the concave, the straw is stripped from the cylinder by the beater and is thrown onto the straw walkers. They "walk" the straw towards the back of the combine, the left over grain and small chaff fall through little holes into the straw walker grain return pans underneath and fall onto the chaffer.

Grain and small chaff that is threshed at the cylinder fall thru the concave onto the grain conveyor. the conveyor drops the grain and chaff on to the chaffer and the blast from the fan blows the chaff out the back of the combine. The heavy grain falls onto the sieves where again an air blast blows off chaff. the clean grain drops into the clean grain auger and is carried by the clean grain elevator to the bin. tailings are blown to the tailings auger and carried by the tailings elevator to be dropped onto the cylinder to be re threshed.

take 'er easy,
Brett

From your photos, I take it that your serial # is E095H - 37788. I see on ebay that Regular Service manuals refer to 95 - 9000. Yours is completely different in the serial # area, Meaning Hillside combines were assigned a completely different serial # block. Can't say I have ever seen a manual for a 55-95-105 Hillside. I've been watching those manuals on eBay for several years now. Not to say, they aren't around, but....

I'm pretty shure that the insides are the same though, its just the outsides that are different. If I were you, I'd just get a regular manual for now and just keep on the lookout for a Hillside manual. If you ever have trouble with the special hillside linkages and such, I imagine you can get a new one from John Deere. I was going to get a service manual for my 55 from them, but they wanted $95 for it so I'm just watching eBay.

take 'er easy,
Brett

There's a feller over on the combine talk forums that had a 95 Hillside a few years a go, you might email him, as he might know some stuff that would be helpful to you. His handle is 98j

Just do a search for his name

That's his machine above.

take 'er easy

Brett

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take 'er easy,
Brett

Yes, for a combine like this to be fully tilted to either side, will make some dramatic photos, but the machine should be allowed to reset itself prior to long term storage, too.

Now is this what they would call the seperator? Dose this seperate the straw from the chaft/wheat grain since it is above the so called screen? Mark H.

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