1020 flexhead owners manual

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Need help troubleshooting? Just ask. Try asking HP's Virtual Agent. Session timed out. Your session on HP Customer Support has timed out. Please sign back in to continue Sign in. Complementary Content. We have gone to flex headers for everything and the next step a flex draper. Easy to lock a other than having to buy the clips and bolts. Do you always lock them rigid when doing small grain? I've never cut it straight, but finding someone to swath it is getting harder and harder.

Yes they work well in small grains we cut barley and wheat with our 2 heads. And if it is short they do not a bad job. There is 8 plates that go on the 2 by 2 pipes that flex on the bottom of the header.

These plats are held by 2 bolts each. It is a 20 minute job to lock up 30ft header. There are 6 plates for the I have done wheat many times with it locked up and it did a good job of cutting as long as you keep your knife sharp.

Jeff, takes the brackets like the others have said. Hope you didnt buy my old head I traded at Monroe. Never could get that thing to work right in smallgrains, was terrible. The lockout brackets and turnbuckle are available thru CaseIH still. No Chris, I bought my head out of Penn.