combine harvester spike tooth for aftermarket threshing cylinder 628050.2

Combine Harvester Spike Tooth for Aftermarket Threshing Cylinder 628050.2

Introduction to Cylinder Spike Tooth

Cylinder spike tooth is a component installed on the threshing cylinder of agricultural machinery. It plays a significant role in helping the machine to separate grain from the stem of crops. Without cylinder spike tooth, the threshing cylinder will not have enough cutting and peeling force. [ninja_tables id="410474"]

Applications of Cylinder Spike Tooth

Cylinder spike tooth is generally applied in the threshing cylinder of various agricultural machines. The following image shows the assembly of the cylinder spike tooth in a combine harvester.

Compatibility of Cylinder Spike Tooth with other Agricultural Machines

The combine harvester spike tooth for aftermarket threshing cylinder 628050.2 can be used on several brands and models of agricultural machines. Below is a table showing some of the compatible brands and models.

Brand	Model
John Deere	9500, 9600, 9610
Case IH	2388, 2588, 6088, 7088
New Holland	CR940, CR960, CR970, CR9040, CR9060, CR9080

Other Agricultural Machine Parts Available

In addition to cylinder spike tooth, we also provide other agricultural machinery parts, including agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulley, sprocket, coupling, PTO shaft, concave, etc.

Signs to Replace Cylinder Spike Tooth

• Decreased Threshing Efficiency: If the combine harvester is not effectively separating grain from the stem of crops, it may indicate that the cylinder spike tooth is worn out and cannot provide enough cutting and peeling force.
• Significant Wear: If the spike tooth is broken, missing, severely worn, or deformed, it signifies that the threshing cylinder has reached the end of its service life and must be replaced.
• Foreign Object Damage: Damage caused by hard foreign objects like stones and metal fragments can lead to the breakage or damage of the spike tooth and affect the threshing function.
• Abnormal Noise: Abnormal noise during the operation of the agricultural machine may be due to the damaged spike tooth causing abnormal contact or impact between parts.
• Increased Power Consumption: If the combine harvester requires more power than usual to achieve the same threshing efficiency, it might indicate that the spike tooth is worn out, and the machine needs more power to function.

How to Choose Suitable Cylinder Spike Tooth

• Crop Type: Different crops have different requirements for spike tooth. For example, smaller grains like wheat or rice require a spike tooth type that is more suitable for fine threshing, while larger grains like corn need a more durable and stronger spike tooth design.
• Spike Tooth Shape and Arrangement: There are various shapes of spike teeth, including straight, diagonal, and curved. Each has its specific applications. The arrangement density also affects the threshing efficiency and the degree of damage to the crop. High-density arrangement is suitable for fine threshing, while low-density is conducive to reducing damage to the stem.
• Material and Hardness: Spike tooth material needs to be wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and have some toughness to ensure stable performance over time. The selection of hardness is also critical. It should not be too hard as it can cause early wear, and it should not be too soft as it can reduce the spike tooth's service life.

Author: Miya