396935 Cylinder Spike Tooth For Combine Harvesters Concave
Raydafon Group's 396935 Cylinder Spike Tooth for Combine Harvesters Concave is a durable, high-performance component designed to optimize grain separation and reduce downtime. Crafted from premium materials, it ensures efficient harvesting and minimal wear. Ideal for farmers and agricultural professionals who seek reliable, long-lasting parts to enhance their combine's productivity. Experience smoother operations and increased yield with this superior replacement part.
396935 Cylinder Spike Tooth For Combine Harvesters Concave
Introduction to Cylinder Spike Tooth
Cylinder spike tooth is a component used in agricultural machinery, specifically in the concave of combine harvesters. It plays an important role in the threshing and separation process of crops.
Here is a table that shows the specifications of the 396935 Cylinder Spike Tooth:
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Application of Cylinder Spike Tooth
Cylinder spike tooth is mainly used in the concave of combine harvesters. It is responsible for threshing the crops and separating the grains from the straw. Here is an image that shows the placement of the cylinder spike tooth in a combine harvester:
Cylinder Spike Tooth Compatibility
The 396935 Cylinder Spike Tooth is compatible with various brands and models of agricultural machinery. Here is a table that lists some of the compatible machinery:
Brand
Model
John Deere
9500, 9501, 9510, 9510SH, 9600, 9610
Case IH
1640, 1644, 1660, 1666, 2144, 2166, 2344, 2366
New Holland
960, 961, 970, 971, 973, 975, 985
In addition to the cylinder spike tooth, we also offer other agricultural machinery parts such as agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulley, sprocket, coupling, pto shaft, and concave.
Signs of Cylinder Spike Tooth Replacement
There are several signs that indicate the need for cylinder spike tooth replacement:
Decreased Threshing Efficiency: If the combine harvester is not effectively threshing the crops, and there is an increase in grain loss or residue in the straw, it is likely due to significant wear and tear of the cylinder spike tooth. It can no longer provide enough cutting and separation force.
Noticeable Wear and Tear: If the cylinder spike tooth is broken, missing, significantly worn down, or deformed, it indicates that it has reached the end of its lifespan and needs to be replaced.
Foreign Object Damage: If the combine harvester ingests stones, metal fragments, or other hard foreign objects during operation, it can cause cylinder spike tooth breakage or damage, which can seriously affect the threshing function and require the damaged tooth to be replaced.
Abnormal Noise: If the combine harvester produces unusual noise during operation, especially in the threshing section, it may be due to damaged cylinder spike tooth, which can cause abnormal contact or collision between parts.
Increased Power Consumption: Due to cylinder spike tooth wear and tear, the machine may require greater driving power to achieve the same threshing effect, which can lead to increased engine load or fuel consumption.
Here is an image that shows the cylinder spike tooth damage:
Choosing the Right Cylinder Spike Tooth
When choosing a cylinder spike tooth, several factors should be considered:
Crop Type: Different types of crops have different requirements for cylinder spike tooth. For example, for small-grain crops such as wheat or rice with small grains and soft straw, a cylinder spike tooth that is more suitable for fine threshing can be chosen. For crops with larger grains and harder straw, such as corn, a more durable and penetrating cylinder spike tooth design is needed.
Shape and Arrangement of Teeth: Cylinder spike tooth comes in various shapes, including straight, diagonal, and curved teeth, each with specific applications. The density of arrangement also affects the threshing efficiency and the degree of damage to the crops. Generally, high-density arrangement is suitable for fine threshing, while low-density arrangement is conducive to reducing straw damage.
Material and Hardness: Cylinder spike tooth material should have wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and certain toughness to ensure stable performance under long-term use. The choice of hardness is also crucial. Too hard can cause premature wear or crop damage, while too soft can cause faster wear and affect the service life.
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