Maintenance Monday | September 14, 2026

Massey Ferguson WR265 Terminal Guide: Camera, Engine, Header & Floatation Settings

Knowing where to find key settings on your windrower terminal can make adjustments in the field a lot easier. In Episode 4 of our Maintenance Monday Massey Ferguson WR265 terminal introduction series, Shane walks through the Camera, Engine, Header and Floatation menus on the Massey Ferguson WR265.

Whether you’re new to the WR265 or looking for a quick refresher before heading back to the field, here’s a look at some of the settings covered in this episode.

Massey Ferguson WR265 Camera Menu

The Camera menu provides access to the camera system on the WR265. Familiarizing yourself with the camera settings can make it easier to monitor what’s happening around the machine while you’re operating in the field.

Massey Ferguson WR265 Engine Menu

The Engine menu contains several useful pieces of information and functions for monitoring machine performance and field operation.

  • Field Performance: View information related to the windrower’s performance while working in the field.
  • Reset Counters: Reset applicable machine counters when needed.
  • Gallons per Hour: Monitor fuel consumption based on gallons used per hour.
  • Gallons per Acre: View fuel consumption based on the area covered.

These fuel-use and performance figures can give operators useful information while working and help provide a better picture of how the machine is performing during field operations.

Massey Ferguson WR265 Header Settings

The Header Settings menu is where operators can make adjustments to important header functions.

In this episode, Shane covers Touchdown and Header Drop Speed. These settings allow operators to adjust how the header responds during operation, helping fine-tune the machine for field conditions and operator preference.

WR265 Floatation Pressure

The floatation settings are another important part of setting up the WR265 for field conditions. Shane walks through the floatation pressure setting and where to find it on the terminal.

Properly understanding the floatation controls can help operators make adjustments as field conditions change and get more familiar with how the windrower is set up.

Watch the WR265 Terminal Introduction Series

This episode is part of Hanlon Ag Centre’s ongoing Maintenance Monday series, where our team shares practical tips and equipment information to help farmers get more familiar with their machines.

Watch Episode 4 to follow along with Shane as he walks through the Camera, Engine, Header and Floatation menus on the Massey Ferguson WR265 terminal.

About Hanlon Ag Centre

Hanlon Ag Centre is a farm equipment dealership serving farmers throughout Southern Alberta from our location in Lethbridge. We carry Massey Ferguson and Fendt equipment, along with a range of hay and forage and shortline equipment, and provide parts and service support for agricultural operations across the region.

For more Massey Ferguson WR265 tips, equipment information and practical farm equipment content, follow Hanlon Ag Centre’s Maintenance Monday series.

Frequently Asked Questions About Massey Ferguson WR265 Terminal Settings

What settings are covered in this WR265 terminal guide?

This episode covers the Camera, Engine, Header and Floatation menus on the Massey Ferguson WR265 terminal. The Engine menu includes field performance, reset counters, gallons per hour and gallons per acre. Header settings include touchdown and header drop speed, while the Floatation menu includes floatation pressure.

Where do I find fuel consumption information on a Massey Ferguson WR265?

Fuel consumption information is available through the Engine menu on the WR265 terminal, including gallons per hour and gallons per acre.

What header settings can be adjusted on the WR265 terminal?

The Header Settings menu includes adjustments for touchdown and header drop speed.

Where can I adjust floatation pressure on a Massey Ferguson WR265?

The WR265 terminal includes floatation pressure settings that can be accessed through the machine’s terminal menus. Shane demonstrates where to find the floatation settings in Episode 4 of our WR265 terminal introduction series.