F_armer
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Combines hydraulic hose connections on feeder hous
The_Red
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If you haven't yet, check the hydraulic resirvoir and make sure you have the correct level. My gut reaction is that the hydraulics are low. Thresher system on the 6620 Titan II I run kicks in immediately when you activate the clutch. I doubt you have damaged anything. Might possibly be a worn pump.
rf
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Are you refering to the feeder house electric clutchIJ I am not sure anything is damaged I am basing it on a comment from my local dealer.
The_Red
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What exactly do you mean when you say 10 minutesIJ Is it taking that long for the threshing guts to get runningIJ Whatever table you put on there, more than likely the reel will be electric. My old 4400 11 foot grain table is hydraulic though.
beet
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i dout you hurt anything . when running the combine even just the motor couple the 2 bigger lines together just to let the oil circulate . this goes 4 road travel running acorn head anytime you are not wearing agrain head up front .the small hose is 4reel lift and feederhouse speed run feederhouse as slow asit will go at least that is what we dothe small hose does not need to be conected all the time
JHEnt
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The hoses you refer to run the hyd reel speed only. Much use without a completed circuit will overheat the oil and the pressure build up can damage the reel drive pump. This pump only runs when the feeder house is engaged and running. There is a relief valve in the flowcontrol valve you use to control reel speed. This is to protect the pump. I seriously doubt you could have caused pump damage with such little run time but from now on you should remember to either have the hoses coupled to the header or to each other when not used on a grain platform.