[shmiffy]

What can I do to this header to get it to feed better. 32 foot shelborne on a s67

 

[wavesofgrain]

Specifically what's wrong? We run a CVS 32 on a John Deere 9870 and have never had any issues in either light or heavy crop.

 

[shmiffy]

I welded these extentions in and it's helped but still plugs feeder. Bent bolt on the spring tentioner on right side of the front feeder. Had it skip a link on the right side earlier.

 

[shmiffy]

Plugs the feeder when doing heavy canary seed

 

[Hill Side]

Of the subject shmiffy, was wondering what you found wrong with the steering. You said you got it fixed. Really interested to know what you found.

 

[nddan]

Are the blocks on front and rear feed set to allowing chain to just clear floor when empty and still be able to lift completely? Factory send the in what I call corn position. I let them down and leave the there for all crops. The shocks stabilize drum movement. Hopefully your left and right flighting match from side to side. Also no fingers tring to push in crop until it gets past end of feed slats

 

[Snipe]

I also had to weld extensions in my cvs 32 for doing flax as outside of back feeder shaft was wrapping. My first attempt at them looked much like what you did and still flax wrapped so I made them taller. They are now 11" tall by 5 1/4" wide and never had feeder wrap since. I ran this head on a 3 chain R72 for 3 years and never had a problem with it feeding or wrapping unless flax was green. Like Dan said make sure your blocks are in grain position.

 

[shmiffy]

Blocks are in the grain position. Close to the floor. Auger has paddles not fingers. For the steering, flipped the tires so the dished in, moved the axle out so the was 3 holes showing, moved the rams out to as far as they could, adjusted ball joint so there was 1 1/2 of thread showing on each end of the ram, and removed the wheel stop bolt. Turns awesome now.

 

[Don Boles]

Are the table auger sprockets correct for your combine?
Actually, I don't see why that would make much difference but you never know and it's simple to check.
Good luck.

 

[shmiffy]

Auger turns at 190 rpm

 

[Hill Side]

Thanks for the feed back on the steering.