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COMBINE PRODUCTIVITY GUIDE
FEATURING
Service Inspections
Safety
Maintenance
Operation
Troubleshooting
Updates and Kits
AFS
Storage
Combine Product Support Kits

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  • Page 1 COMBINE PRODUCTIVITY GUIDE FEATURING • Service Inspections • Safety • Maintenance • Operation • Troubleshooting • Updates and Kits • • Storage • Combine Product Support Kits...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Combine has been the benchmark to which all other combines have been compared. And for 30-years, no other combine has measured up to the Case IH Axial-Flow. Service Inspections........3 The axial rotor concept of threshing and separating has been delivering Safety/Fire Prevention ......4...
  • Page 3: Service Inspections

    MAINTENANCE CHOICES, BEING PREPARED FOR DEMANDING CONDITIONS Ask your Case IH dealer about Customized Maintenance Inspections. It is a proactive way to be sure your combine will operate at its best possible performance when you need it.
  • Page 4: Safety/Fire Prevention

    SAFETY/FIRE PREVENTION Safety • Drive at moderate speeds in the field and on the road. Keep the combine in gear when going down hill. Harvest is the culmination of a full year of hard work and • Use extreme caution when removing the radiator cap to great investment.
  • Page 5: Fire Prevention/Periodic Maintenance

    • Hydrostatic pump, motor, hydraulic lines, and tubes • Grease the rotor drive. (Use only Case IH 251HEP grease or equivalent pure lithium grease. DO NOT use moly or • Brake and transmission housings graphite based grease that can dry and “cake”...
  • Page 6: Periodic Maintenance

    PERIODIC MAINTENANCE...
  • Page 7 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE 10 Hour (Daily) Maintenance Checks 50 Hour (Weekly) Maintenance Checks Checks and lubrication best performed on shutdown, along Use compressed air to clean the alternator with combine cleaning: Inspect or clean the engine air filter canister and element Check all drive chain and belt tension Grease auxiliary pump tensioner arm Check the feeder chain...
  • Page 8: General Maintenance

    filter element and must be trapped in the paper filter media. This results in shortened service interval, and additional service requirement. Contact your Case IH dealer for service to the air filter strato-tube assembly (see figure 8.2). Engine Oil and Filter When 2300 series combines are shipped from the factory, the crankcase is filled with SAE 15W40 engine oil.
  • Page 9 GENERAL MAINTENANCE Hydraulic System (cont.) “What’s with the Color of the Bearings Oil in My New Combine?” Be sure to keep weeds and crop residue from wrapping on shafts near bearings. The Hy-Tran fluid and the engine oil shipped in new combines is dyed to allow easier detection of leaks.
  • Page 10 Replacement is indicated when wear progresses into mounting bolt holes, or feeding is noticeably affected. Your Case IH dealer can refer to Service Bulletin NHE SB 029 05 for the correct method to measure impeller wear to determine if replacement is suggested (see figure 10.3).
  • Page 11 Bio-diesel Fuel The use of bio-diesel fuel is on the rise. A bio-fuel blend, up to a maximum of 5% (B5) has been approved for use in Case IH diesel engines. While bio-diesel has distinct advantages such as its clean burning characteristics, users of bio-diesel should be aware of some specific conditions.
  • Page 12: Operation

    (see figure 12.3). (see figure 12.2). • Case IH offers rigid drapers for applications (such as rice) where the head will not be run on the ground, and flex-drapers (for small grains and soybeans) where the head frequently is operated at to near ground level.
  • Page 13 OPERATION Rock Trap The mechanical rock trap on the 2300 Series combines is mounted at the top of the feeder housing, directly in front of the rotor. The rock trap uses a three-blade beater to direct stones from the crop flow from the feeder to the rotor downward into the rock trap (see figure 13.1).
  • Page 14 OPERATION...
  • Page 15 OPERATION...
  • Page 16 OPERATION Specialty Rotor, AFX Rotor - Initial Crop Settings 1688/2188, 2377/2388 and Upgrades of Other Models Rotor Concave Chaffer Setting (Inch) Shoe Transport Grate Crop Setting Vane Gear Speed Type Speed Indicator Type Front Middle Rear (Inch) Position Range Round Alfalfa Middle Slot...
  • Page 17: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING Combine Performance Troubleshooting Tables The following separator adjustment tables are developed for specific crops. Identify the performance issue requiring attention in the left column. The numbers indicate the suggested sequence in which adjustments should be performed. Adjustments are described at the top of the corresponding column.
  • Page 18 TROUBLESHOOTING...
  • Page 19 TROUBLESHOOTING...
  • Page 20 TROUBLESHOOTING...
  • Page 21 TROUBLESHOOTING...
  • Page 22 TROUBLESHOOTING • Specialty rotors—remove the straight separator bars and Increasing the Efficiency of Axial-Flow replace them with rasp bars. Do not use spiked rasp bars Combines in Tough Harvest Conditions unless necessary due to trashy conditions. These suggestions have helped many combine operators •...
  • Page 23 Increase Productivity with the Case IH AFX Rotor With over 25 years of experience in rotary technology, Case IH stands tall with the most advanced design in rotary technology on the market today. The AFX rotor is now available as a Straight Separator Bar Service retrofit for all 40, 60 and 80 size Axial-Flow combines.
  • Page 24 Smooth Rasp Bar tank. A tall order, and in reality impossible. But the Axial-Flow Combines from Case IH will get you closer to perfection than Figure 24.3 any other combine.
  • Page 25 TROUBLESHOOTING Evaluating Grain Loss and Combine Performance (cont.) A structured method of determining the source of loss is essential prior to making any adjustment to reduce loss. The illustration demonstrates how to make an accurate assessment of the source of harvest loss. Remove straw spreaders.
  • Page 26 Spreader kits include two pulley diameters (8" and 10") mounted on the same hub that allow a quick change of speeds for the spreader, based on crop and residue conditions and header height See your Case IH dealer for curved bat or adjustable straw chopper retrofit kits.
  • Page 27: Updates And Kits

    Many improvements have been made in Case IH combines over New lower bearings feature a full the years. You’ll want to check with your Case IH dealer to see 3/4" shaft with flat and pilot holes for positive mounting and removal.
  • Page 28 UPDATES AND KITS/AFS Bring Your Older Grain Header Up-to-Date (cont.) Case IH is continually improving all their agricultural equipment. Check with your Case IH dealer to see what optional equipment or improvements will help make your machine operate more efficiently.
  • Page 29: Afs

    Grain Moisture and Weight Calibration The most common calibration necessary is crop calibration— 3/8" to 1/2" moisture and weight. Prior to harvesting, some mechanical checks should be performed. The flow sensor impact plate should be inspected. If any holes are worn through the plate it should be replaced.
  • Page 30 • Your Case IH dealer should be consulted to correct • Identification is necessary to enter a load name into AFS, the condition as well as on scale tickets. The operator should anticipate the need for load names, and can actually enter load names •...
  • Page 31 Grain Moisture and Weight Calibration (cont.) An understanding of these basics is essential in achieving accurate AFS data records. The AFS Universal Display Plus Do not attempt to make the first load harvested a calibration load. Operator’s Manual for Harvesting Operations provides step-by- step and detailed instructions for performing AFS operations, •...
  • Page 32 87297613 use of the steering system GPS signals for AFS yield mapping. A special harness available from your Case IH dealer can be used to integrate the two systems (see figure 32.2). As the technology of GPS and precision farming has progressed, 87302445 hardware has changed as new capabilities have evolved.
  • Page 33: Storage

    STORAGE Combine Storage • Leave access panels and doors open to remove convenient nesting pockets. In some conditions, leaving mothballs will When harvest is done, make sure to give your combine some help discourage rats and mice. end-of-season and pre-storage attention before the shed doors 6.
  • Page 34: Combine Product Support Kits

    NEW COMBINE PRODUCT SUPPORT KITS Heavy-duty Rotor Drive Gear Box Kit • For 2388 model year 2003-2005 • Kit includes heavy-duty gear box, mounting brackets, new style rotor drive belt, and hardware • Wider and larger diameter gears for increased strength and durability •...
  • Page 35 Header kits include engagement pins and mounting hardware • These kits are designed to make it easier to attach various Case IH headers to Part No. 87539791 - Part No. 87336803 - 1010/1020 Header (shown) Case IH Combines Combines with field tracker (shown) Part No.
  • Page 36 NEW COMBINE PRODUCT SUPPORT KITS Feeder Reverser Accumulator Kit • Kit is designed to absorb system pressure spikes and prevent damage to the cylinder and/or valve • Kit consists of an accumulator, mounting bracket, hydraulic fittings, and hardware • For any mid-range Axial-Flow Combine with a factory installed feeder reverser or older machine updated with a feeder reverser kit Part No.
  • Page 37 NEW COMBINE PRODUCT SUPPORT KITS New Style Header Auger Finger Kits • For 2006-2007, Model 2010 and 2020 Grain Headers • Long wearing heat treated auger finger and hardware Part No. 87298864 - complete set - 30' Header (shown) Part No. 87298865 - complete set - 25' Header Part No.
  • Page 38 13 lubrication points. The system consists of a 12 VDC electric pump designed to pump Case IH 251H grease. It incorporates an easy accessible, adjustable timer and a clear, high impact polymer reservoir for visual indication of lubricant level.
  • Page 39 Identify the symptom you have, line up the slide rule with the symptom, and read the suggested adjustments in order of priority. Why: To achieve maximum productivity from your Case IH combine. When: The slide rule is a useful tool to make initial machine settings, and in-field adjustments to set the combine for maximum productivity.
  • Page 40 Case IH and CNH Capital are registered trademarks of CNH America LLC. Any trademarks referred to herein, in association with goods and/or This literature has been published for worldwide circulation.

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