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So I'm changing the deck plates on the cornhead. How close should they be? Thought about getting one of the larger stalks and using it for a gauge.

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I took a piece of angle iron the right length and bored a couple of holes, then put a bolt and washers to hold whatever size socket I needed for that year.

 

It saved a lot of picking up a dropped socket, and with both in there at the same time (so it couldn't move) made the job much easier.

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Thanks guys! I've got some socket rails that could work. Only 4 rows to do. Should get this wrapped up today and get on to other things. Probably more questions to come.  

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I was told 1  to 1 1/16 of an inch wide in front and 1/8 inch wider than that in back.

to say which socket to use depends on how thick the sidewall is on the socket. Just measure the outside diameter 

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We've done a bit of research on header loss - and deck plate setting is the main factor.   Drago is right - keeping the deck plates set as tight as possible to the stalks greatly reduces loss.    Not so easy to do on a mechanical adjust head!   

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