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1. Park combine and header on a level surface. Ensure
that the combine feederhouse is level.
2. Set header angle to mid-position (between B and C on
the indicator) (not shown).
3. Set the reel fore-aft to mid-position (5 or 6 on reel arm
indicator) (not shown).
4. Lower reel completely.
5. If equipped, set stabilizer/transport wheels to the fully
raised position.
6. Raise header so cutterbar is 6-10 inches (150-250 mm)
above ground.
7. Place header float locks in unlocked (lowered) position.
STEP 1: PRE-ADJUSTMENTS
Complete these 7 steps before adjusting Float.
1. Remove the special torque wrench (A) from storage
position on RH side of the CA25 combine adapter.
2. Place torque wrench (A) on the float lock at (B).
3. Push down on torque wrench (A) until bell crank (C)
rotates forward.
4. Continue pushing down until indicator (D) on wrench
reaches a MAXIMUM reading and begins to decrease.
Note the maximum reading.
5. Refer to TABLE 1 for recommended initial float setting:
 If reading on wrench is high, header is heavy, and
float needs to be increased.
 If reading on wrench is low, header is light, and float
needs to be decreased.
6. Adjust header float to match values in TABLE 1.
Turn each bolt pair equal amounts.
 To increase float (lighten header), tighten (clockwise)
float spring bolts (E) and (F).
 To decrease float (increase header weight), loosen
(counter clockwise) float spring bolts (E) and (F).
 Ensure wrench reading is equal on both sides.
STEP 2: SET HEADER FLOAT
TABLE 1
TORQUE SETTINGS
CUTTING ON
THE GROUND
CUTTING OFF
THE GROUND
20, 25, 30 and 35 FT 1-1/2 to 2 2 to 2-1/2
40 and 45 FT 2 to 2-1/2 2-1/2 to 3
HEADER SIZE
(FT)
F
E
LEFT SIDE FLOAT RIGHT SIDE FLOAT
SETTING HEADER FLOAT
IMPORTANT
Be sure to have read your Operator’s
Manual, and complete all set-up tasks
before setting Header Float.
B
D
RIGHT SIDE
C
A
LEFT SIDE
B
C
A
D
Light
Off 8 600 - 650 3 10% - 15%
Normal
Heavy
Recommended
Lodged
Off 525 - 600 3 or 4 5% - 10% 4 or 5 Not Required
Light
Off 8 Middle (B) 600 - 650 4 10% - 15%
Normal
Heavy
Recommended
Lodged
Off Steep (D) 525 - 600 3 or 4 5% - 10% 4 or 5 3 Not Required
Light
Off 8 600 - 650 4 10% - 15%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Off 525 - 600 3 or 4 5% - 10% 4 or 5
Light
Shallow (A) 600 - 650 2 5%-10% 3
Normal
2 or 3
Heavy
8 3
Lodged
7 Steep (D) 525 - 600 2 5% - 10% 2 or 3
Light
Shallow (A) 600 - 650 5% - 10%
Normal
Heavy
81or2
Lodged
7 Steep (D) 525 - 600 2 or 3 5% - 10%
Light
Steep (D) 600 - 650 10% - 15% 6 or 7
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 5% - 10%
Light
Steep (D) 600 - 650 10% - 15%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 4 5% - 10%
Light
Shallow (A) 600 - 650 10% - 15%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 4 5% - 10%
Light
Steep (D) 600 - 650 10% - 15%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 3 or 4 5% - 10% 4 or 5
Light
Shallow (A) 600 - 650 10% - 15%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 3 or 4 5% - 10% 4 or 5
Light
8 Steep (D) 600 - 650 5% - 10%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 5% - 10%
Light
8 Middle (B) 5% - 10%
Normal
Shallow (A)
Heavy
Middle (B)
Lodged
Steep (D) 5% - 10% 3
Light
600 - 650 5% - 10%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 5% - 10%
Light
8 600 - 650 5% - 10%
Normal
Heavy
Lodged
Steep (D) 525 - 600 5% - 10%
Soybeans Delta Rice California Rice
Ground4 - 8 in.
Whisker
(Note 5)
Off
OPERATING VARIABLES
Lentils
Ground
Skid Shoe
Position
(Note 4)
Reel Tine
Pitch
Reel
Speed
(Note 3)
Reel
Position
Ground2 - 6 in.
Flax
8 + in. 2 - 6 in. 10+ in.
Stabilizer
Wheel
(Note 4)
Header
Angle
(Note 1)
Knife
Speed
(Note 2)
10+ in.
Peas
Ground
CerealsCanola
Whisker
(Note 5)
Whisker
(Note 5)
4 - 8 in. 4 - 8 In.10+ in. Ground
4
4
4
6
6
Draper
Speed
Divider
Rods
On
On
6 or 7 Storage1 or 2
Off
On
On
On
On Not Required
RecommendedStorage1 or 2
10%
7
4 or 5
550 - 600
7
2
7600 - 650 2 6 or 7 2 or 3
6 or 7
550 - 600 10%
10%
2
Variable Not Required
Not RequiredStorage1 or 26 or 7
10%
7
2 or 3 6 or 7 Not Applicable Variable
550 - 600
550 - 600
210%
6 or 7
Not Required
Not RequiredVariable2 or 3
6 or 7
Not Applicable Variable Not Required
Not RequiredVariable2 or 3
1 or 2 Storage Not Required
RecommendedVariableNot Applicable
Variable Recommended
Variable
2 or 36 or 7
7
7
210%
10% Not RequiredNot Applicable
6 or 7
Shallow (A) 550 - 600
Not Required
7
Middle (B)
Middle (B)
Middle (B) 6 or 7
24 or 5
10%
36 or 7
3
Middle (B) 550 - 600
Middle (B) 550 - 600
Middle (B)
Middle (B)
2 or 3 10%
Middle (B)
550 - 600Middle (B)
550 - 600Middle (B)
10%
10%
10%
6 or 7
3 or 4
Middle (B)
Middle (B)
Shallow (A)
550 - 600
10%1
2
550 - 600
On
1 or 2 Storage
On 2
3 or 4
6 or 7
550 - 600
7
Variable
Crop
Type
Stubble
Height
Crop
Condition
Not Required
10%2550 - 600On 7
Upper Cross
Auger
Notes:
1. Keep header angle
as shallow as
possible. Center link
position depends on
skid shoe and
stabilizer wheel
position. Set header
angle and skid shoe
position to maxi-
mize amount of poly
on the ground while
maintaining desired
cutting height.
2. Minimum knife drive
pulley RPM.
Applicable to only
single knife drive
headers.
3. Percentage above
ground speed.
4. Cutting height is
controlled with a
combination of skid
shoes, stabilizer
wheels and header
angle. By support-
ing header with skid
shoes or stabilizer
wheels, the adapter
floats header over
obstacles and
ground contours.
5. Available through
your Dealer Parts
Department. Set
divider rods to
highest or second to
highest position in
standing crop. This
position allows the
dividers to level the
down crop for a
cleaner cut at the
ends of the header.
Whisker divider not
required on both
ends of header.