Harvester Cutting system Sectionalized Knife Cutting bar Sickle Assembly

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Item Name:	Cutter bar assembly
No.:	4A1127
Reference No.:	AH121079
Description:	Length:18 ft Section No.:H213799Section Qty.:70 WT(kg/pc):10.4
Application:	J D 900 series heads, 330 4400,4420, 6600, 6620 , 7720 882,,200 series

 

Item Name:	Cutter bar assembly
No.:	4A1128
Reference No.:	AH121081
Description:	Length:20 ft Section No.:H136807 Section Qty.:80 WT(kg/pc):10.9
Application:	J D 900 series heads, 330 4400,4420, 6600, 6620 , 7720 882 ,200 series flex-platforms

 

Item Name:	Cutter bar assembly
No.:	4A1130
Reference No.:	AYC13759
Description:	Mounting hole: 35 Section Qty.: 12 WT(kg/pc):3.3
Application:	J D 900 series heads, 330 4400,4420, 6600, 6620 , 7720 882 ,200 series flex-platforms

 

Item Name:	Cutter bar assembly
No.:	4A1082
Reference No.:	611213.2/676237.2
Description:	Knife section: 59pcs 611203.1 Knife back: 4539.8X20X6 Knife bar: 676231.0
Application:

 

Item Name:	Cutter bar assembly
No.:	4A1114
Reference No.:	666746.1
Description:	Knife section: 32pcs 611203.1 Knife back: 2628.9X20X6
Application:	CL*AAS LEXION DOMINATOR MEGA/MEDION

 

Item Name:	Cutter bar assembly
No.:	4A1115
Reference No.:	630895.0
Description:	Knife section: 29pcs 611203.1 Knife back: 2644x20X6
Application:	CL*AAS LEXION DOMINATOR MEGA/MEDION CL*AAS TUCANO 400-470

Product Overview

The Harvester Cutting system Sectionalized Knife Cutting bar Sickle Assembly is an essential component of a harvester, used for cutting crops during the harvesting process. It is responsible for cutting the crops into manageable pieces for further processing.

Location and Function

The Harvester Cutting system Sectionalized Knife Cutting bar Sickle Assembly is located at the front of the harvester, and is responsible for cutting the crops as they pass through the machine. It is usually made up of a series of blades arranged in a particular pattern, which rotate at high speeds to cut the crops.

Working Principle

The Harvester Cutting system Sectionalized Knife Cutting bar Sickle Assembly works on the principle of shearing. The blades of the assembly move back and forth in a rapid motion, slicing through the stalks of the crop and separating them from the roots.

Our Offerings

We are proud to offer a range of Harvester Cutting system Sectionalized Knife Cutting bar Sickle Assembly parts that can replace most commonly used models. We also offer custom manufacturing to meet specific customer requirements. Our advantages include:

• High-quality, durable products that are built to last
• Competitive pricing for all of our products
• Fast and reliable shipping, with orders processed quickly and efficiently

Compatible Brands and Models

We offer a wide range of Harvester Cutting system Sectionalized Knife Cutting bar Sickle Assembly parts that are compatible with many different brands and models. Some of the brands we can adapt to include:

Brand	Model
John Deere	9570 STS
Case IH	Axial-Flow 9240
New Holland	CR10.90 Elevation

Other Agricultural Machine Parts

In addition to our Harvester Cutting system Sectionalized Knife Cutting bar Sickle Assembly parts, we offer a wide range of other agricultural machine parts. These include agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulleys, sprockets, couplings, pto shaft, concave, and more.

Commonly Worn Parts in Harvesters

Harvesters have several parts that are prone to wear and tear over time. Here are some of the most commonly worn parts and their functions:

1. Blades/cutting components: Including the main cutting blade, protective blade, and cutting blade drive belt, these components are responsible for cutting the crops.
2. Threshing drum and concave: These components are responsible for separating the grain from the crop.
3. Sieve mesh and cleaning fan blades: These components are responsible for cleaning and separating the crop and grain.
4. Conveyor chains and sprockets: These components are responsible for transferring the crop and grain to the next stage of processing.
5. Rubber tracks or tires: These components are responsible for providing traction and support to the harvester.
6. Hydraulic components: Including hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and seals, these components are responsible for providing hydraulic power to the harvester.
7. Bearings: These components are responsible for supporting the moving parts of the harvester.
8. Filters: Including air filters, fuel filters, and oil filters, these components are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the harvester's fluids and air.

When to Replace Parts

Here are some signs that indicate that it may be time to replace certain harvester parts:

1. Poor harvesting performance: If there is too much crop residue left after harvesting, or if the grain is not separated cleanly, the threshing drum and concave may need to be checked and replaced.
2. Decreased power or overheating: If the engine lacks power or runs too hot, it may be due to a clogged air filter or a cooling system malfunction. In such cases, the air filter should be replaced or the cooling system should be inspected and repaired.
3. Reduced harvesting efficiency: If the cutting bar operates slowly or the material conveying speed slows down, it may be due to an aging and loose transmission belt, elongated chain, or worn driving gear. In such cases, the corresponding belt, chain, or gear should be replaced.
4. Difficulties in movement or increased noise: If the harvester is equipped with a rubber track, the track may need to be replaced if it is loose or cracked. If the harvester is equipped with tires, the tires may need to be replaced if they are excessively worn or punctured. If there is abnormal noise during movement, it may be due to worn or damaged bearings, which should be replaced.
5. Unstable hydraulic system operation: If the lifting or steering is sluggish or weak, it may be due to problems with the hydraulic pump, cylinder, valve, or seal. In such cases, the corresponding components should be checked and replaced in a timely manner.
6. Significant oil leakage: Whether it is engine oil, hydraulic oil, or fuel leakage, it indicates that the seals have failed or other components have been damaged and need to be replaced in a timely manner.

Author: Miya