New Holland TF78 books

[robinsjanis]

Hello.
I am looking for User and Service manuals and other books regarding New Holland TF78 combine.
Also I have a question with combining beans with this combine. Are there any things I need to change to harvest this crop? Like different drum sieve?

 

[Chae1]

@Two Tone probably wrote the book!

 

[Combine Rescue]

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[Two Tone]

Hello.
I am looking for User and Service manuals and other books regarding New Holland TF78 combine.
Also I have a question with combining beans with this combine. Are there any things I need to change to harvest this crop? Like different drum sieve?

Yes, for beans and rape you need to put the smooth rotor-reshresher plates on at the bottom of each side of the returns augers.
Also on Beans, on some TF’s you could remove the smooth plate underneath the straw elevator to reveal the slotted plate. This stops Fat Hen and other seeds getting into the Combine.

 

[Exfarmer]

Yes, for beans and rape you need to put the smooth rotor-reshresher plates on at the bottom of each side of the returns augers.
Also on Beans, on some TF’s you could remove the smooth plate underneath the straw elevator to reveal the slotted plate. This stops Fat Hen and other seeds getting into the Combine.

Fairly sure we just removed those plates for beans

 

[robinsjanis]

Yes, for beans and rape you need to put the smooth rotor-reshresher plates on at the bottom of each side of the returns augers.
Also on Beans, on some TF’s you could remove the smooth plate underneath the straw elevator to reveal the slotted plate. This stops Fat Hen and other seeds getting into the Combine.

Do you have any pictures of those plates? Maybe some parts numbers?

 

[Two Tone]

Fairly sure we just removed those plates for beans

Some do. But it works with the smooth as opposed to pegged ones very well, especially if you have the straw elevator with the slotted holes in to remove all the small seed crap.

Do you have any pictures of those plates? Maybe some parts numbers?

https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/38925352.pdf

Page 23, part number 45, Part 63 being the (pegged in this case) rethresher concave.

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