Description
Learn how to switch a New Holland CR10 or CR11 combine between swath and spread residue modes using the console and IntelliView 12. This demonstration shows the door-position indicators and explains why the high-hood-mounted chopper gear must be shifted separately after changing modes.
Chapters:
0:00 Wheat setup in chop-and-spread mode
0:18 Corn bypass door in its default position
0:28 Select swath mode from the console
0:38 Monitor moving-door status indicators
0:54 Begin dropping a windrow
1:00 Shift the chopper separately for swath mode
1:19 Select low or first gear for windrowing
1:38 Switch back to spread mode
2:02 Wait for steady completion icons
2:22 Confirm material flow through the chopper
2:30 Shift the chopper to high gear for spreading
Common questions covered in this video:
How do you switch from spread mode to swath mode? Press the console button with the chopper icon and wait for the doors and display indicators to finish moving.
How do you know the residue doors are still moving? The applicable console light and IntelliView 12 icons flash during movement.
How do you know the mode change is complete? The icons stop flashing and remain steady in the selected position.
Does selecting swath mode automatically change chopper gear? No. The mode control moves the residue doors, but the chopper gear must be shifted separately.
Which chopper gear is used for swath mode in this demonstration? Select low, first gear so the high-hood-mounted chopper conveys material over the chopper and through the windrow door.
Which chopper gear is used for spread mode? After the doors return to spread mode, shift the chopper remotely into high gear.
What happens to the crop material in spread mode? Material enters the chopper, is chopped, and is distributed behind the combine.
What happens in swath mode? Rotor straw is conveyed over the chopper system and discharged through the windrow door.
Is the corn bypass door used in this wheat demonstration? No. It remains in its default stored position.
Technical glossary:
New Holland, CR10, CR11, IntelliView 12, wheat mode, residue management, spread mode, swath mode, windrow, rotor straw, high-hood-mounted chopper, corn bypass door, windrow door, chopper gear, first gear, second gear, low gear, high gear, console control, flashing status icon, steady status icon, combine-profile display.
Topics covered:
• Wheat residue-management setup
• Chop-and-spread configuration
• Corn bypass door default or stored position
• Console chopper-mode button
• Switching from spread mode to swath mode
• Windrow-door movement and status icons
• Flashing versus steady IntelliView 12 indicators
• Separate chopper-gear control
• Low or first gear for conveying a windrow
• High gear for chopping and spreading
• Rear combine-profile mode display