R62 rock trap door tools

New to me late 1998 R62. So I've been going over as musch as I can to familiarize myself to the unit. Today, I decided to open rock door just to see how it works and how it's done. I either am missing a tool or have the wrong one. I have the one for the header lock that is stored under front left corner of cab. Also have the 4'x4' pipe with welded socket. The long tool goes in through the hole to the lower shaft where switch is located, but the other tool is to short to use on the latching hex shaft. Am I missing a tool or am I not doing it right? I finally used a 3/4 drive 7/8 socket with long extension from the front side of clean grain elevator to get the door latched. Both the door pivot shaft and latch shaft is behind the clean grain elevator so the long tool can't be used. It seems as though the smaller of the 2 tools a have (header lock tool) is about 6" to short on the socket end of tool to get out past the drive belts. The picture in my operators manual cant be right either, it shows the tool behind the rotor belt and a chain and sprocket in the lower corner and have nothing like that. I did find the long tool and the rake tool in my parts books but nothing else. Thanks for any input.

I sent you an email with pictures.

There is an update for Agco that redoes that rock trap door.

Update...I have some pics from Dirtfarmer of his tools. And looking forward to some more from another member. What I have is not close. After looking closely 1 of my tools is home made and the other is not the right one for the concave door (to short on the socket end to get out past the belt and to short on the torque end to have the required leverage). I have a call into the parts guy on the right tools. I thought I can make my own tools with 7/8 impact sockets and shaft but they would have to be clocked pretty close, right?