Forged Double Knife guard AH229537/AH229538 for combine harvester

Forged Double Knife Guard AH229537/AH229538 for Combine Harvester

Forged Double Knife Guard AH229537/AH229538 for Combine Harvester

What is a Sickle Guard and its purpose?

A Sickle Guard is a part of a combine harvester that protects the cutting blades from damage during harvesting. Its purpose is to prevent the blades from hitting foreign objects, rocks, or soil, which could damage the blades and reduce harvesting efficiency. Here are some advantages of using our Sickle Guard:

• Forged from high-quality steel for durability.
• Designed to fit most commonly used combine harvester models.
• Provides maximum protection to the cutting blades.
• Easy to install and replace.

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Our Advantages

We can manufacture this product and provide replacements for most commonly used combine harvester models. Additionally, we offer customizations upon request. Here are some advantages of our products:

• Competitive pricing.
• Quick and reliable delivery.
• High-quality products.

Applicable Brands and Models

Here is a table of agricultural machinery brands and models that our Sickle Guard can adapt to:

Brand	Model
John Deere	9560 STS, 9570 STS, 9660 STS, 9670 STS, 9760 STS, 9770 STS, 9860 STS, and 9870 STS
Case IH	Afx8010, 1640, 1660, 1680, 2144, 2166, 2188, 2344, 2366, 2388, 2577, 2588, 5088, 6088, and 7088
New Holland	CR9040, CR9060, CR9070, CR9080, CR960, CR970, CR980, and CX840

When to Replace Sickle Guard

It is crucial to inspect the Sickle Guard regularly and replace it when necessary. Here are some signs that indicate it is time to replace the Sickle Guard:

1. The Sickle Guard is visibly worn or damaged: Check for cracks, deformation, severe wear, or partial loss of the Sickle Guard. Any of these signs indicate that the protection function of the Sickle Guard has been compromised, which may cause damage to the cutting blades or personal injury.
2. Frequent cutting obstacles: If crop blockages or blade entanglement frequently occur during harvesting, it may be due to Sickle Guard wear, causing the blades to be too close to the crop. In this case, check and replace the Sickle Guard in time.
3. Accelerated blade wear: If you notice a significant increase in blade wear, even with regular maintenance, it may be due to the Sickle Guard failing to provide effective protection to the blades, making them more susceptible to external impact or wear.
4. Increased machine noise: When the Sickle Guard is damaged or loose, it may increase the noise level of the machine during operation because it loses the original vibration and stability function. In this case, check and replace the Sickle Guard.
5. Decreased harvesting efficiency: If you notice a significant decrease in harvesting efficiency, even after ruling out other factors, it may be due to the Sickle Guard failing to protect the blades properly. In this case, the Sickle Guard needs to be replaced.

How to Choose the Right Sickle Guard

Choosing the right Sickle Guard is crucial to ensure the efficiency and safety of your combine harvester. Here are some factors to consider when selecting a Sickle Guard:

1. Size compatibility: The Sickle Guard's size, including length, width, thickness, and installation hole position and size, must match the cutting head or blade assembly on your combine harvester.
2. Material: The Sickle Guard's material greatly affects its durability. Common materials include steel, cast iron, and wear-resistant plastic. Users should choose wear-resistant and impact-resistant materials according to factors such as work environment and cutting object hardness.
3. Design: The Sickle Guard's design must match the type of cutting tool it protects, such as a different design for disc cutting tools and reciprocating cutting tools. Additionally, the Sickle Guard's shape should reduce crop entanglement and improve cutting efficiency.
4. Installation method: Know how the Sickle Guard is fixed to the combine harvester, such as snap-on, bolt-on, welded, or other installation methods, and ensure that the purchased Sickle Guard matches the original installation method.
5. Protection level: Evaluate the protection level of the Sickle Guard for cutting tools, such as protection margin size, whether it has anti-entanglement design, and whether it can effectively prevent direct impact from hard objects on cutting tools.
6. Compatibility: Confirm the Sickle Guard's compatibility with the combine harvester brand and model to ensure seamless integration with your harvesting equipment.
7. Regulations and standards: Some regions may have specific standards and certification requirements for combine harvester parts. Ensure that the selected Sickle Guard complies with local laws, regulations, and safety standards.

Author: Miya