DIN80 2018 Best Seller Harvester Knife

 

Material:	65Mn or T9
Hardness:	HRC50-55, Induction hardening process guarantees long wear
Thickness:	2.00-2.8mm
Teeth:	Pressing or MillingUpper 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
Other advantage	End section / half section, which reduces troublesome cutter bar clogging in thick and badly tangled crops

Introduction

The DIN80 2018 Best Seller Harvester Knife is a high-quality knife used for harvesting crops. It is an essential component of the harvester that cuts the crops during the harvesting process.

Usage and Function

The DIN80 2018 Best Seller Harvester Knife is usually located in the front part of the harvester and is responsible for cutting the crops. It works by moving back and forth across the crop, cutting it with sharp edges on both sides of the knife. This knife is designed to deliver precise cutting performance, and it is suitable for use in most crops.

Our Advantages

• We can produce this product to replace most of the commonly used models of other brands.
• We can customize this product to meet your specific requirements.
• Our products are made of high-quality materials and are designed to last longer.

Compatible Brands and Models

Brand	Model
John Deere	STS
Claas	Lexion
New Holland	CR

Other Agricultural Machinery Parts

We also provide other agricultural machinery parts, including agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulley, sprocket, coupling, pto shaft, concave, and more. You can find all the agricultural machinery parts you need from us.

Commonly Worn Harvester Parts

Harvesters have several parts that are prone to wear and tear. These parts include:

1. Blades/Platform Components: includes main cutting blades, guards, and cutter drive belts.
2. Threshing Drum and Concave.
3. Separating Screens and Fan Blades.
4. Conveying Chains and Sprockets.
5. Rubber Tracks or Tires.
6. Hydraulic Components: includes hydraulic cylinders, hoses, seals, etc.
7. Bearings.
8. Filters: air filters, fuel filters, and oil filters, etc.

When to Replace Worn Harvester Parts

Here are some signs that indicate it is time to replace worn harvester parts:

1. Poor Harvesting Performance: if you notice excessive crop residue after harvesting or poor grain separation, it may indicate that the threshing drum and concave are worn and need to be replaced.
2. Loss of Power or Overheating: if the engine is low on power, and the running temperature is too high, it may be due to a clogged air filter or cooling system fault. It is recommended to replace the air filter or check and repair the cooling system.
3. Reduced Harvesting Efficiency: if the header moves slowly, or the material conveying speed is slow, it may be due to worn-out drive belts, extended chains, or worn-out driving gears. It is recommended to check and replace the corresponding drive belts, chains, or gears.
4. Difficulty in Movement or Increased Noise: if you have a rubber track harvester, and the track is loose or has obvious cracks, it needs to be replaced. Similarly, if you have a tire harvester, and the tire is excessively worn or punctured, it needs to be replaced. If there is unusual noise during movement, it may be due to worn or damaged bearings, and relevant bearings need to be replaced.
5. Unstable Hydraulic System Operation: if the lifting or steering is slow or powerless, it may be due to problems with hydraulic pumps, cylinders, valves, or seals. It is recommended to check and replace the relevant hydraulic components.
6. Significant Oil Leakage: If there is oil leakage, whether it is engine oil, hydraulic oil, or fuel, it may indicate that the seals or other parts are damaged and need to be replaced in time.

Author: Miya