AH147909 Header Pickup Belt/ Draper Belt Fits replacement for John Deere 22" x 66.53" with 60 Teeth assembly-plastic fingers

AH147909 Header Pickup Belt/ Draper Belt Fits Replacement for John Deere 22" x 66.53" with 60 Teeth Assembly-Plastic Fingers

An Agricultural Belt, also known as a power transmission belt, is an essential component of farm machinery. Its primary function is to transfer power from the engine to various agricultural machinery parts, including PTO, water pumps, and harvesters. Agricultural Belts come in different shapes and sizes to suit different types of farm machinery.

Reference NO.:	AH147909
Application:	John Deere 110, 132, 212, 214, 912, 918, 920, 922
Tech Info:	22" x 66.53", w/ 60 Teeth (Not Installed)

Reference NO.: AXE12532 Application: 735D Advanced Draper Platform Tech Info: 39.54" X 357.13"

Reference NO.: AXE12533 Application: 630D Advanced Draper Platform Tech Info: 55.3" X 58.01" Here is a breakdown of the most common agricultural machinery that uses Agricultural Belts:

• Tractor transmission systems:

  Agricultural Belts are used in the PTO (Power Take-Off) section of tractors to connect various farming tools, such as plows, seeders, harvesters, crushers, and water pumps.

• Combine harvesters:

  Used in the primary transmission system, Agricultural Belts transfer power from the engine to the threshing drum, cutter bar, cleaning system, and other moving parts.

• Tillage machinery:

  Agricultural Belts drive the working parts of tillage machinery, such as rotary tillers, plows, and cultivators.

• Irrigation equipment:

  In power water pumping and rotating sprinkler systems, Agricultural Belts transfer power from the tractor to the water pumps or other driving components.

• Feed processing machinery:

  In feed mixers, silage cutters, and other equipment, Agricultural Belts drive mixing, cutting, and other functional modules.

Below is a picture of an Agricultural Belt: The AH147909 Header Pickup Belt/ Draper Belt Fits Replacement for John Deere 22" x 66.53" with 60 Teeth Assembly-Plastic Fingers can be used with various agricultural machinery brands and models. Here is a table of compatible machinery: [ninja_tables id="410625"] We offer other agricultural machinery parts, including agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulley, sprocket, coupling, PTO shaft, concave, and more. You can find all the agricultural machinery accessories you need from us. There are several signs that your Agricultural Belt needs replacement:

1. Obvious signs of wear and tear:

   If the belt's surface has cracks, frayed edges, thinning, or rubber blocks falling or exposing the fabric layer, the belt is severely worn, and its strength and stability have significantly reduced. It needs to be replaced immediately.

2. Slack:

   A functioning Agricultural Belt should run in a proper tension state. If it's too loose, it sags more than the specified value when pressed, or after continuous use, the belt's length cannot maintain the original tension, which means the belt has lost elasticity and tension and needs to be replaced.

3. Slipping:

   When working with agricultural machinery, if you hear a sharp squeal at the belt's location or feel that the machine's power output is insufficient and the speed is decreasing, it is likely caused by the belt slipping. In this case, check the tension and friction of the belt and replace it if necessary.

4. Overheating:

   A normally working Agricultural Belt may have a slight temperature rise, but if it feels very hot or even scalding, it may be due to the belt's excessive fatigue, internal structure damage, or excessive tightening causing heat accumulation. This situation can accelerate the aging and damage of the belt and needs to be replaced immediately.

5. Unusual odors or burn marks:

   If you smell the burning odor of rubber or see melting and scorching marks on the belt, it means that the belt is in a severe overload state, and local or total damage may have occurred. It must be replaced immediately.

6. Abnormal vibration or noise:

   When an Agricultural Belt fails or is about to fail, it may sometimes cause additional vibration or noise during machine operation due to uneven transmission. In this case, stop the machine, find the cause, and replace the faulty belt in time.

When choosing an appropriate Agricultural Belt, consider the following:

• Belt type:

  Agricultural machinery commonly uses V-belts (also known as triangle belts). Choose a belt that matches the original equipment's belt type or refer to the agricultural machinery manufacturer's specification.

• Belt length:

  Measure or calculate the precise length of the required belt to ensure that the new belt can be installed smoothly and maintain proper tension.

• Horsepower/power requirements:

  The belt needs to bear the engine's output power, so ensure that the new belt's rated power is greater than or equal to the power demand of the transmission system.

• Material:

  Belts made of high-quality rubber mixtures have better wear resistance, heat resistance, oil resistance, and aging resistance.

• Belt pulley groove size:

  The Agricultural Belt must match the groove width and depth of the belt pulley to ensure good meshing, avoid slipping, or premature wear.

Author: Miya