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H213405 Grain header wear part knife finger agricultural combine harvester knife guard farm machine cutting blade sickle guard

What is Sickle Guard and its benefits?

Sickle Guard is a component of agricultural machinery that protects the cutting blade or sickle from damage during operation. Our Sickle Guard has several benefits, including:

• High durability and wear resistance
• Easy replacement and installation
• Improved cutting efficiency
• Reduced crop wrapping and tangling

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Our advantages in producing and customizing Sickle Guard

We can produce and supply Sickle Guard that can replace most commonly used models of various brands. Our advantages include:

• High-quality materials and manufacturing processes
• Fast delivery and response time
• Customization options available

Compatible brands and models for H213405 Sickle Guard

Please refer to the following table for the brands and models that our H213405 Sickle Guard can adapt to:

Brand	Model
John Deere	900, 1000, 2000, 3000 series
Claas	Consul, Mercator, Dominator, Mega, Tucano series
New Holland	TC, CX, CR, CS, TX series
Case IH	Afx, 1400, 1600, 2100, 2300 series

When to replace Sickle Guard

There are several signs that indicate the need to replace Sickle Guard:

1. Obvious wear or damage: Check for cracks, deformations, severe wear, or even partial loss of the Sickle Guard. These signs indicate that the guard has lost its protective function. Continuing to use it may cause tool damage or personal injury.
2. Frequent cutting obstruction: If crop jamming or tool tangling occurs frequently during harvesting, it may be due to worn Sickle Guard causing the tool to be too close to the crop. Check and replace it in time.
3. Accelerated tool wear: If tool wear is significantly accelerated, even under normal maintenance, it may be due to Sickle Guard losing its effective protection, making it more susceptible to external impacts or wear.
4. Increased machine noise: When Sickle Guard is damaged or loose, it may increase the noise during machine operation. This is because it has lost its original vibration damping and stability function. Check and replace the guard in time.
5. Decreased machine efficiency: If harvesting efficiency is significantly reduced, after excluding other factors, it may be due to Sickle Guard failure, which prevents the tool from cutting properly. Replacement is necessary.

How to choose the right Sickle Guard

To choose the right Sickle Guard, consider the following factors:

1. Size match: Confirm that the guard's length, width, and thickness, as well as the size and position of the mounting holes, match the cutting head or blade assembly on the agricultural machinery.
2. Material: The material of the guard has a significant impact on its durability. Common materials include steel, cast iron, and wear-resistant plastics. Choose a material that is wear-resistant and able to withstand impact, depending on the working environment and crop hardness.
3. Shape design: The design of the guard must match the type of tool being protected. For example, a guard for circular tools will have a different design from that for reciprocating cutters. Additionally, the shape of the guard should help reduce crop wrapping and improve cutting efficiency.
4. Mounting method: Understand how the guard is fixed to the agricultural machinery, such as whether there are clips, bolts, welding, or other installation methods, and ensure that the new guard matches the original installation method.
5. Protection level: Evaluate the degree of protection provided by the guard, such as the size of the protective margin, whether it has anti-tangling design, and whether it can effectively prevent direct impact on the tool by hard objects.
6. Compatibility: Confirm that the guard is compatible with the brand and model of the agricultural machinery, to ensure seamless integration with your combine harvester, mower, or other farm equipment.
7. Regulatory standards: In some regions, there may be specific standards and certification requirements for agricultural machinery parts. Ensure that the chosen Sickle Guard complies with local laws, regulations, and safety standards.

Author: Miya