High quality Agricultural machinery parts for harvesters Knife head & ball joint 611217.0

High Quality Agricultural Machinery Parts for Harvesters Knife Head & Ball Joint 611217.0

Item Name	Sickle Knife head
No.	4B1013
Ref. OEM No.	670120.1+676231.0
Application	CL AAS MEGA series

 

Item Name	Sickle Knife head
COMBINE No.	4B1014
Ref. OEM No.	611217.0611218.0613304.2
Application	CL AAS COMPACT 20, 25, 30, MERCATOR 50

 

Item Name	Sickle Knife head
COMBINE No.	4B1015
Ref. OEM No.	616411.1
Application	CL AAS LEXION / MEGA / MEDION / DOMINATOR series

 

Introduction

Knife head & ball joint 611217.0 are high-quality agricultural machinery parts that are commonly used in harvesters. These parts play a crucial role in the harvesting process.

Function and Working Principle

The knife head & ball joint 611217.0 is a type of cutting tool that is used to cut crops during the harvesting process. It is located in the cutting mechanism of the harvester and works by cutting the stems of the crops. The ball joint allows for greater flexibility and range of motion, ensuring a clean and precise cut.

Our Advantages

• We can produce this product and offer it as a replacement for most commonly used models of agricultural machinery parts.
• We offer customization options for our clients.
• Our products are made of high-quality materials and are built to last, ensuring maximum durability and efficiency.

Compatible Harvester Brands and Models

Brand	Model
John Deere	S700, S660, S670, S680, S690
Claas	Lexion 700 series, Tucano, Medion
New Holland	CR series, CX series, TC series

Other Agricultural Machinery Parts

We offer a wide range of agricultural machinery parts, including:

• Agricultural chains
• Agricultural gearbox
• Pulley
• Sprocket
• Coupling
• pto shaft
• Concave

Commonly Replaced Harvester Parts

Harvesters have several parts that are prone to wear and tear:

1. Knife blades and cutting mechanism: including the main cutting blade, the guard, and the cutting belt.
2. Threshing drum and concave.
3. Separating screen and cleaning fan blades.
4. Conveyor chains and sprockets.
5. Rubber tracks or tires.
6. Hydraulic components: including hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and seals.
7. Bearings.
8. Filters: air filters, fuel filters, and oil filters.

When to Replace Harvester Parts

Here are some signs that indicate it's time to replace certain harvester parts:

1. Poor harvesting efficiency: if you notice too much crop residue or incomplete grain separation, it may mean that the threshing drum and concave are severely worn and need to be 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 malfunctioning cooling system. Consider replacing the air filter or having the cooling system checked and repaired.
3. Reduced harvesting efficiency: if the cutting mechanism runs slowly or the material conveying speed decreases, it may be due to aging and slackening of the transmission belt, chain, or gear. Inspect and replace the corresponding belt, chain, or gear.
4. Difficulty in moving or increased noise: if it is a rubber track harvester, the track may be loose or obviously cracked and needs to be replaced. If it is a tire-type harvester, the tire may be excessively worn or punctured and needs to be replaced. Additionally, if there is abnormal noise during movement, it may be due to bearing wear or damage, and the relevant bearings need to be replaced.
5. Unstable hydraulic system operation: if the lifting or steering is slow or powerless, it may be caused by a problem with the hydraulic pump, cylinder, valve, or seal. Check and replace the corresponding components in a timely manner.
6. Leakage: whether it is engine oil, hydraulic oil, or fuel leakage, it indicates that the sealing part has failed or other components are damaged. Find the leakage point in time and replace the damaged sealing part or component.

Author: Miya