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n5 cylinder clearance issue
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    Posted: 20 Sep 2015 at 7:24pm
Im having a hard time getting my clearance closed up to cut beans. This is my second season running this combine. It acts like its stuck. I had a little trouble last year getting it closed up but I finally did. Has anyone run into this before and what else can I do. Beans should be ready this weekend
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Had a similar problem with my R52. One of the pins was seized in the mechanism at the top of the concave area. Once I figured that out and freed it up was no problem to adjust it completely closed. Not sure how similar the N5 is to a 52
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What it does move you have to crank harder than heck
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You can do beans at 1/2" clearance or a little more. Shift it into HIGH gear at 650 RPM minimum and go combine. It will loosen up some as you use it. They do move hard sometimes.
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I cant get it under 1" right now.im not a small man by any means and I have a hard time moving it
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You shouldn't have been over 3/4" for corn anyway. I'll bet the rock door is jammed against the concave from opening it too far. Not there, so it's just a guess.
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Once had one that wouldn't move either and broke the adjusting arm where it goes thru the side of the combine. It was a new to me N5 and first time trying to adjust it. ended up missing some parts that moves the concave on the left side of the concave. Might try a prybar in their and see if it moves. My guess is someone worked on mine before we bought it and didn't put all the parts back in there.    
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7/8 jam nut on the bounce bolts on each end of the rock door. The bounce bolts have a square 1/2 head. Loosen the bolts then set your clearance. Retighten the bolts. Hope this helps. I reset them for corn and for beans. 5/8 - 3/4 for corn at 350 rpm low range and 1/2 for beans at 700 rpm high range.
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Last year was my first season running the in 5 and it was hard to adjust then but I did get it set. So do I need to open the rock door to see whats going on?
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