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I bought this CaseIH 1020 flex head. Which hose goes to the reel drive and which hooks up to the fore/aft? I assume the small one in the middle of this close picture is reel lift. The hoses are not marked as the manual suggests.
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I do not know for sure but I would bet the two large ports are for the reel drive. I would then say the two right ones would be the fore & aft as they are the same size fitting on the header. The single one in the middle I would say reel lift as it is just a little larger than the right two.
 
Take either small hose from the head and hook it up to the reel lift port on the combine. Try the reel lift which is a one way cylinder. If it moves, your in business. If not, try the other small hose. You have a 50/50 chance.
Your hoses are supposed to have color coded washers on them to match the decals we can see in your picture. Red for the fore and aft. White for the reel drive motor. The reel lift doesn't need a washer if the other two are labeled because process of elimination tells you where it goes. If your washers are gone, just label each hose with a red or white zip tie.
 
Mine are color coded but I would have to go out and look. But sounds like you have it figured out. After you get it hooked up correctly make sure you color code them so you don't have to go through this each time.
 
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