Combines grain pan removal

You Should not be such a little fatty then . Glad to see you have time to clean it, now if you had a new holland you would find that a lot easier than on that old 460!

during the harvest it's quite easy to clean the front section, but we were going to remove the rest for winter clean_maintenance, true it would be easier to clean if it was a NH as there would be no dividers on it but I wouldn't expect any combine to have a clean grain pan under the conditions we have to work with (25-30%mc, green straw, stones, soil, laid crops, grain growing in the ear, I could go on but I think you get the picture that it's not easy in Scotland). And anyway I've got around the problem by delegating someone else to crawl in and steam clean the rear section, hahahaha, and it was only -3C that night.

Are you talking about the pan under the clean grain AugerIJ

sorry about the slow response. I figured it out on my own. The piece I was refering to is directly in front of the chaffer sieve and behind the shoe supply augers. You simply remove the chaffer sieve and framework it attatches to. The grain pan is bolted to that frame.