H169914 harvester finger for agricultural machinery parts

  high quality alloy steel auger finger 1. Item Name:auger finger 2. Part No.: 84000121, 84996278 3. Material: Alloy steel 4. Hardness: HRC 53-55 5. Brand: COMBINE 6. Surface Treatment: Zinc Plated, Pray Paint 7. Packing: Long plastic bag, wooden case it is available to provide colorful package according to your design or we make design for your brand if required. 9. Advantages: They ensure a smooth feeding of material into the feeder house and due to their hardened surface they last longer even in toughest conditions with green straw or high yields. 10. Certificate: BV 11. Place of Origin: Zhejiang 12. Customized Samples and Drawings are accepted. 13. Special mold development and OEM quality.

Introduction

The H169914 harvester finger is an essential part of agricultural machinery in the harvesting process. It is responsible for separating the grain from the crop during harvesting.

Location and Function

The H169914 harvester finger is located in the threshing drum of the harvester. When the threshing drum rotates, the finger separates the grain from the crop by passing through the concave. This process is repeated until all the grain is separated.

Production and Advantages

We produce the H169914 harvester finger and can replace most branded parts. Our advantages include high-quality materials, precision manufacturing, and fast delivery. Additionally, we offer customization to meet individual needs.

Compatible Brands and Models

Below is a table of some common harvester brands and models that are compatible with our H169914 harvester finger. | Brand | Model | |----------|-----------------| | John Deere | 9650STS, 9750STS | | Case IH | 8120, 9120 | | New Holland | CR960, CR970 |

Other Agricultural Machinery Parts

Apart from the H169914 harvester finger, we also provide agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulley, sprocket, coupling, pto shaft, concave, and other necessary parts for all types of agricultural machinery.

Commonly Worn Components of Harvesters

1. Blades/Cutting Parts: Main cutting blades, skid plates, cutting blade driving belts, etc. 2. Threshing Drum and Concave. 3. Separation sieve and fan blades. 4. Conveyor chains and sprockets. 5. Rubber tracks or tires. 6. Hydraulic components: Hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic hoses, seals, etc. 7. Bearings. 8. Filters: air filters, fuel filters, and oil filters.

Signs for Replacement

1. Poor Harvesting Results: If there are too many crop residues after harvesting or grain separation is not clean, it may indicate severe wear of the threshing drum and concave, which requires checking and timely replacement. 2. Power Loss or Overheating: Insufficient engine power and high operating temperature may be due to air filter blockage, causing poor air intake, or cooling system failure, and at this time, consider replacing the air filter element or checking and repairing the cooling system. 3. Decreased Harvesting Efficiency: Slow operation of the cutting platform or slow material conveying speed may be due to aging and loosening of the transmission belt, chain stretching, or gear wear. At this time, check and replace the corresponding belt, chain, or gear. 4. Difficulties in Walking or Increased Noise: If it is a rubber track harvester, loose or cracked tracks require replacement. If it is a tire harvester, excessive tire wear or tire bursts require replacement. Moreover, if there is abnormal noise during walking, it may be due to bearing wear or damage, and related bearings need to be replaced. 5. Unstable Hydraulic System Operation: If lifting and steering are slow or powerless, it may indicate a problem with hydraulic components such as hydraulic pumps, cylinders, valves, or seals, which require timely inspection and replacement of corresponding parts. 6. Large-scale Oil Leakage: Regardless of oil leakage, such as engine oil, hydraulic oil, or fuel oil, it indicates that the sealing element has failed or other components are damaged, and the damaged sealing element or component needs to be found and replaced in time. Author: Miya