H213799 COMBINE agri spare parts J D knife section

H213799 COMBINE agri spare parts J D knife section

What is Sickle Section?

Sickle Section is a type of blade used in agricultural machinery for cutting crops. Our Sickle Section has the following advantages:

1. High wear resistance
2. Excellent cutting performance
3. High durability
4. Corrosion resistance

Sickle Section Attributes

Our Sickle Section has the following attributes:

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Our Advantages

We have the following advantages:

1. We can produce and replace most commonly used parts for various brands of agricultural machinery.
2. We offer customization services according to customers' requirements.
3. We have a wide range of compatible agricultural machinery brands and models.

Compatible Brands and Models

The following table lists the brands and models of agricultural machinery that our Sickle Section can be adapted to:

Brand	Model
John Deere	600, 700, and 800 series
International Harvester	101, 151, and 181 series
Case IH	200, 300, and 400 series

Other Agricultural Parts

We also offer a wide range of other agricultural machinery parts, including agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulley, sprocket, coupling, pto shaft, concave, and more. Please refer to the following image:

Our Advantages Explained

1. Our comprehensive product line allows customers to purchase all the necessary parts from one supplier, saving time and energy.
2. Our agricultural machinery parts are made of high-quality materials and manufactured according to international and industry standards, ensuring excellent durability and performance.
3. Our parts are precisely designed and customized to meet the unique needs of different models of agricultural machinery, avoiding compatibility issues.

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When to Replace Sickle Section

The following are signs that indicate the need to replace Sickle Section:

1. Severe wear: Observe whether the blade or tooth of the Sickle Section is significantly worn, deformed, notched, or broken. Excessive wear can greatly reduce cutting efficiency, affect harvesting quality, and may cause crop damage.
2. Decreased cutting performance: If the cutting is incomplete or uneven, it may indicate that the Sickle Section is severely worn and cannot provide sufficient cutting force.
3. Increased mechanical noise: As the blade wears, abnormal noises such as metal friction or impact may occur during operation, indicating the need to replace the Sickle Section.
4. Increased harvest losses: If there are a large number of unharvested crops or crop residues in the field after harvesting, it may indicate that the Sickle Section is no longer effective in cutting, resulting in increased grain losses.

Author: Miya