4A1023 (206236M1) Harvester Knife Section Flail Mower Blade

 

Material:	65Mn or T9
Hardness:	HRC50-55, Induction hardening process guarantees long wear
Thickness:	2.00-3.00mm
Teeth:	Pressing or Milling Upper serrated and under serrated knife sections with any special teeth number
Surface:	Only with anti-rust oil; varnish stoving; galvanized; Chrome finish; blueing, etc,Different surface treatment to protect against corrosion
Colors:	natural varnished, red or green varnish, chromated sections or as requested
Use:	All kinds of knife sections suitable for Germany Harvester,USA Harvester
Feature	Long using life and the reasonable price
Package	25 pieces one box,200 pieces one carton,10000 pieces one pallet
Item Name	combine harvester knife section
Other dvantage	End section / half section, which reduces troublesome cutter bar clogging in thick and badly tangled crops

Introduction

The 4A1023 (206236M1) Harvester Knife Section Flail Mower Blade is a vital component used in the harvesting process. It is commonly used in the flail mower and helps in cutting the crops effectively. The blade is designed to increase the efficiency of the harvesting process by cutting through the crops smoothly and quickly.

Usage

The blade is installed in the flail mower of a harvester. It is responsible for cutting the crops down to a suitable size. The blade works by rotating at high speed, cutting the crops as it moves. This results in a smooth and efficient harvesting process.

Our Advantages

• We produce high-quality blades that can replace those of most common brands.
• We offer customization services to meet your specific needs.
• Our blades are made from premium quality materials that ensure durability and longevity.

Compatible Brands and Models

Brand	Model
John Deere	9600, 9610, 9650, 9660, 9750, 9760, 9860
Case IH	1680, 1688, 2188, 2388, 2588, 7088, 7120, 7230, 8120, 8230, 9120, 9130, 9230, 9240
New Holland	CR9080, CR960, CR970, CR9040, CR9060, CR9070, CR9090, CR920, CR940, CR960, CR970, CR980

Other Harvesting Machine Parts

We also offer a wide range of other agricultural machinery parts. Our inventory includes agricultural chains, agricultural gearboxes, pulleys, sprockets, couplings, pto shafts, concaves, and more. You can find everything you need for your farming equipment at our store.

Commonly Worn Harvester Parts and Maintenance

Harvesters contain several components that are prone to wear and tear. Routine maintenance and replacement of worn parts are necessary to keep the equipment running smoothly. Here are some of the commonly worn harvester parts:

1. Knife Blades/Cutting Parts

These parts include the main cutting blade, skid plate, and the belt that drives the cutting blade. Over time, the blade becomes dull and less effective in cutting through crops. The skid plate also wears down, causing the blade to cut unevenly. Inspect and replace these parts regularly to ensure optimal performance.

2. Threshing Drum and Concave

The threshing drum and concave are responsible for separating the grain from the rest of the plant. These components are prone to wear and tear, leading to reduced performance. Inspect and replace these parts as necessary to ensure optimal performance.

3. Separation Sieves and Cleaning Fan Blades

The separation sieves and cleaning fan blades are responsible for removing debris and impurities from the harvested crops. Over time, the sieves and blades can become clogged, leading to reduced efficiency. Clean and replace these components regularly to ensure optimal performance.

4. Conveyor Chains and Sprockets

The conveyor chains and sprockets are responsible for moving the harvested crops from one location to another. These components are prone to wear and tear due to the constant movement and friction. Inspect and replace these parts regularly to prevent breakdowns.

5. Rubber Tracks or Tires

The rubber tracks or tires are responsible for providing traction and stability to the harvester. Over time, these components wear down, leading to reduced performance. Inspect and replace these parts as necessary to ensure optimal performance.

6. Hydraulic Components

The hydraulic components, such as the hydraulic cylinder, hoses, and seals, are responsible for providing the necessary power to the harvester. These components are prone to leaks and wear and tear. Inspect and replace these parts as necessary to prevent equipment failure.

7. Bearings

The bearings are responsible for supporting the rotary components of the harvester. Over time, the bearings can wear down, leading to reduced performance and equipment failure. Inspect and replace these parts regularly to ensure optimal performance.

8. Filters

The air filters, fuel filters, and oil filters are responsible for removing impurities from the harvester's fluids. Over time, these filters can become clogged, leading to reduced performance and equipment failure. Inspect and replace these filters regularly to ensure optimal performance. Author: Miya