Here is the reason from the Marketing folks- Both the belt and knife speeds are adjustable at the same location on the head, near the access stairs to cab. The location provides both open access and simple controls. While it would be convenient to have all setting adjustments available from the cab, there are some that would add complexity and cost that would not align with frequency of use. While there are exceptions to every situation, both knife and belt speed, once set for crop and conditions, should remain fairly stable for that particular harvest situation. Typically we do not see crop variability that requires frequent adjustments, but if needed can be easily adjusted at the back of the head.
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Why wouldn't canvas and knife speed adjustable in the cab?
Here is the reason from the Marketing folks-
Both the belt and knife speeds are adjustable at the same
location on the head, near the access stairs to cab. The location provides
both open access and simple controls. While it would be convenient
to have all setting adjustments available from the cab, there are some that
would add complexity and cost that would not align with frequency of use.
While there are exceptions to every situation, both knife and belt speed,
once set for crop and conditions, should remain fairly stable for that
particular harvest situation. Typically we do not see crop variability
that requires frequent adjustments, but if needed can be easily adjusted at the
back of the head.
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