7655 ROLL-A-CONE RD. Tulia, Tx 79088 806-668-4722

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HYDRAULICALLY DRIVEN

END CONES

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OUTSIDE CONES

HYDRAULICALLY DRIVEN

METAL SNOUTS

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ROLL-A-CONE MFG. & DIST. CO., INC

7655 Roll-A-Cone Rd

Tulia TX 79088 Phone: 806-668-4722

Fax: 806-668-4725

E-Mail: rollcone@roll-a-cone.com

Web Page: www.roll-a-cone.com

Installation Instructions

For End Cones

Assemble the bearings (C-10) and flangettes (C-20) onto the shafts, which extend

from the cones. The set collar side of the bearing goes on toward the upper

(large) end of the cone. Tighten the set collar with a punch, and then tighten

the allen screw. Install the 7/8” washer and put the cotter pin through the small hole

in the end of the cone shaft. (See Figure #1)

Using the stud bolts, which extend down from the nose shield (C-21) as a

template, mark your snout as indicated. (See Figure #2). Drill an oversize ½”

hole. Now you are ready to mount the nose shields onto each cone by bolting the

loose flangettes above the bearing onto the flangette half, which is welded on the

nose shield.

Use the cone with nose shield mounted as a gauge now to locate the position in

which you will install the unit. The best way to do this is to hang the unit above

the back of the header using a hoist of some kind.

(See Figure #3). This position is not critical, so do not be afraid to change it

around some if necessary to make your drive line up better or to keep from getting

into your windshield. The main thing is that approximately 5” to 10” of the small

square drive shaft (C-7) should extend out of the cone so that when the snout of

your corn head flexes upward, the cone will have room to rise with it without

hitting the bracket. Attach the mounting brackets to the back beam of the header

as shown on the attached drawing. Now attach the cones to the mounting

brackets supplied.

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These are the parts you would

need if you want cones just on

the end and both cones driven

with a hydraulic motor.

1 C-19 Corn Cone

1 C-21 Shield

1 C-21P Plastic Shield

1 C-10 1” Bearing

1 C-10 7/8” Bearing

3 C-20 Flangettes

1 C-7 Drive Shaft

1 C-5 Bearing Bracket

1 C-33 Hydraulic Motor

1 C-34 1” to 1” Coupler

1 C-35 Flag W/Chain

2 C-36 7/8” Special Washer

1 C-37 Cotter Pin

4 C-38 3/8x1” Bolt & Washer

2 C-39 5/16x1” Bolt & Nut

1 C-42 Key Stock

2 C-43 1/2x1-1/2 Cr Bolt, Nut & Washer

1 MB-3A Carrier Bracket

ROLL-A-CONE MFG & DIST

7655 Roll-A-Cone Rd

Tulia TX 79088

Phone: 806-668-4722 Fax: 806-668-4725

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Mounting Bracket Parts MB-1 Cross Piece

MB-2 Straight Ext. Arm

MB-3 Bar Clamp

MB-3A Carrier Bracket

MB-4 Base

MB-5 Back Up Plate

MB-6 Extension

MB-7 90 Ext. Arm

MB-8 Stop Clamp

MB-9 Strap

MB-10-3 3” Z Clamp

MB-10-4 4” Z Clamp

MB-10-5 5” Z Clamp

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Metal Snout August 2011

There are 2 nuts and washers on each of the nose shield bolts. The top nuts and washers go on top of

the snout. These are used to adjust the nose shield height. The bottom nuts and washers go under the

snout to clamp on the nose shield.

FIGURE 2

DRIVE UNIT

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FIGURE 3

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August 2011 Plastic Noses old Style no Sensors

There are 2 nuts and washers on each of the nose shield bolts. The top nuts and

washers go on top of the snout. These are used to adjust the nose shield height. The

bottom nuts and washers go under the snout to clamp on the nose shield.

Install flat strap and c-clamp as shown.

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August 2011 Drago Corn Head Nose Shield Placement

Mount nose shield as shown below. Remove 4 bolts that fasten sensor assembly

onto the bottom of the snout. Remove sensor assembly from snout, remove and

discard front bolt and nut from sensor assembly. Drill holes in snout as shown.

Mount nose shield using 1/2” nut & washer provided.

There are 2 nuts and washers on each of the nose shield bolts. The top nuts and

washers go on top of the snout. These are used to adjust the nose shield height.

The bottom nuts and washers go under snout to clamp on noses shield.

At this time install and tighten back nut and washer only. Reinstall sensor

assembly under snout. The front bolt on nose shield should go through hole in

sensor assembly. Install and tighten front nut and washer on nose shield.

6”

11-3/4”

Drill 7/16” hole

Drill 9/16” hole

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8-3/4 hole centers

Use existing front 3/8 hole

Drill 9/16 hole back 8-3/4”

John Deere 600 series heads w/poly snouts

Mount nose shields as shown. The sensor Assembly will need to be removed

in order to fasten the 1/2” washer & nut onto the rear bolt of the nose shield

underneath. After installation reinstall the sensor Assembly.

There are 2 nuts and washers on each of the nose shield bolts. The top nuts

and washers go on top of the snout. These are used to adjust the nose shield

height. The bottom nuts and washers go under the snout to clamp on the nose

shield.

Note: If plastic wear protector is used please remove in order to remove front

3/8 bolt then reinstall and drill wear protector inline with existing hole.

3/8 x 3

1/2x6-1/2

3/8” bolt is

1-1/2” from

the end