Gauge Wheel Tire For Agricultural Planter Or Seeder

Gauge Wheel Tire For Agricultural Planter Or Seeder

The gauge wheel tire is an essential component of a planter or seeder in agricultural machinery. It helps in maintaining the proper seeding depth of the crop, ensuring better yield and growth.

Function and Position in Seeder/Planter

  The gauge wheel tire is mounted on the planter frame and is positioned next to the seed disc opener. It helps in controlling the depth of the disc opener, ensuring proper seed placement, and preventing the seeds from being planted too deep or shallow.

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1076 /SM1076
Size/ Dimension	115x400 (4.5x16'')
Mounting hole	16.25 (0.64'')
Single weight	6.75kgs
Recommend	** New Design

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1077 /SM1077
Size/ Dimension	80x400 (3x16'')
Mounting hole	16.25 (0.64'')
Single weight	5.86kgs
Recommend	** New Design

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1078 /SM1078
Size/ Dimension	65x400(2.5x16'')
Mounting hole	16.25 (0.64'')
Single weight	5.6kgs
Recommend	** New Design

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1016 /SM1016
Size/ Dimension	115x400 (4.6x16'')
Mounting hole	16.25 (0.64'')
Single weight	6.75kg

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1021 /SM1021
Size/ Dimension	80x400 (3x16'')
Mounting hole	16.25 (0.64'')
Single weight	5.86kgs

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1025 /SM1025
Size/ Dimension	65x400 (2.5x16'')
Mounting hole	16.25 (0.64'')
Single weight	5.6kgs

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1038 /SM1038
Size/ Dimension	115x400 (4.5x16'')
Mounting hole	15.92 (0.627'')
Single weight	6.75kgs

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1056 /SM1056
Size/ Dimension	115x400 (4.5x16'')
Mounting hole	16  (0.627'')
Single weight	6.75kgs

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1066 /SM1066
Size/ Dimension	115x400 (4.5x16'')
Mounting hole	16 (0.627'')
Single weight	6.75kgs

Item name	Guage wheel for seeding machine
Item No.	2K1090 /SM1090
Size/ Dimension	115x400 (4.5x16')'
Mounting hole	16.25 (0.64'')
Single weight	6.75kgs

Working principle

The gauge wheel tire rotates along with the opener disc, and its movement controls the depth of seed placement. The tire's diameter determines the distance between the seed trench and the soil surface, ensuring accurate seed depth placement.

Our Product and Advantages

We produce gauge wheel tires that can replace most popular planter models. Our advantages include:

• Superior quality: We use high-grade materials and employ precision manufacturing processes to ensure our products have excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and stability. This increases their service life and reduces maintenance costs.
• Wide compatibility: Our gauge wheel tires are compatible with most popular planter brands and models, ensuring customers can find high-quality components that match their needs.
• Comprehensive product line: We offer a complete set of planter components, including furrow openers, seed plates, drive gears, seed tubes, and metering units, among others, to cater to all customer needs.
• Professional technical support: Our team of expert researchers and developers can customize components to meet specific customer requirements while providing technical guidance and support.
• Strict quality control system: We follow a comprehensive quality management system that ensures all products undergo multiple quality checks to meet or exceed industry standards.

Common Planter Brands and Models We can Adapt to

Below are some popular planter brands and models that our gauge wheel tire can fit:

Brand	Model
John Deere	7200, 7300, 1760, 1780, 1790
Case IH	1200, 1250, 1260, 1265, 1275, 1290, 1295, 900, 950, 955, 1200, 1220, 1235
Kinze	2000, 3000, 4000, 4900, 4900E, 3600, 3650, 3700, 3800

Structure of Seeder/Planter

Below is an image showing the structure of a seeder/planter:

Other Agricultural Machinery Parts

In addition to gauge wheel tires, we also offer various other agricultural machinery parts, including agricultural chains, agricultural gearboxes, pulleys, sprockets, couplings, PTO shafts, and concaves.

Easily Worn Planter Components

Below are some planter components that are likely to wear out:

• Openers or furrow openers: These are key components at the planter's front that dig trenches for seed placement. They are prone to wear and damage due to friction with soil and hard objects.
• Metering Units or Seed Plates: These control the number and evenness of the seeds planted. They can become deformed, worn, or lose accuracy after extended use.
• Drive Chains and Sprockets: The chain and sprockets in the planter's power transmission system are prone to wear, stretching, and breakage due to long-term, high-load operation.
• Seals and Bearings: The seals and bearings in the planter's various rotating parts, such as metering units and driving shafts, can wear out, leak or fail due to long-term operation, stress, and contamination.
• Seed Tubes: These can become damaged due to seed abrasion or external impacts.
• Closing Wheels or Press Wheels: These devices cover and compact the soil after planting, but their materials can wear thin or break due to soil abrasion and impact.
• Electrical and hydraulic components: These parts, such as sensors, controllers, solenoid valves, and hydraulic cylinders, can also experience failures or aging over time.

Failure to replace these components on time can lead to poor performance, yield reduction, and increased maintenance costs.

Signs that indicate the need to replace specific planter components

Below are some signs of wear and damage that indicate the need to replace specific planter components:

• Uneven planting: Uneven seed depth, spacing, or planting gaps may indicate worn or deformed seed plates, clogged or damaged furrow openers.
• Increased noise: Chain and sprocket wear or damage can cause unusual noise from the transmission system.
• Unstable planting depth: Malfunctioning depth adjustment mechanisms can cause uneven planting depth. Damaged hydraulic cylinders, air cylinders, or springs may require replacement.
• Poor soil coverage: Worn or damaged covering and compaction devices can prevent proper soil coverage of the seeds, reducing germination rates.
• Insufficient or shaky power: Bearing wear or damage can cause vibration or increased resistance. Damaged or worn-out belts may require replacement.

Regular maintenance and timely replacement of these components can ensure optimal planter performance and higher yield. Author: Miya