Knife Head Ball Joint For Harvester Parts AH21346 84998148

 

Material:	Steel C45, Iron
Brand:	Combine Logo or your authorized Logo
Processing:	Forging, machining and casting according to different working condition,
Cutter bar width:	25 mm
Hole:	Countersunk hole, Through hole, Threaded hole
Screw thread:	Metric, Inch
Dimension:	As per OEM dimensions or Drawings
Surface:	Anti-rust oil, painting, Zincification or as requested Different surface treatment to protect against corrosion
Colors:	Natural, black, green, yellow or as requested
Feature:	More durable material, at reasonable price
Package:	Some pieces in one box, some boxes in one carton, some cartons in one pallet
Item Name:	Knife head, Ball joint
MOQ:	100 PCS
Other advantage:	Different model for choice at competitive price Sample: AvailableSample lead time: 10~15 daysOrder lead time: within 45~60 days after prepayment received

Introduction

The knife head ball joint is a vital component in harvester parts, specifically in the cutting mechanism. It acts as a connector between the blade and the harvester, allowing for efficient and precise cutting of crops.

Function and Working Principle

The knife head ball joint is located in the cutting mechanism of the harvester and works by connecting the blade to the machine. As the blade rotates, the ball joint moves with it, ensuring that the blade remains stable and in the correct position for precise cutting. This component is essential for effective harvesting and ensures the quality of the crops.

Our Product

• We produce knife head ball joints that can replace most commonly used models from various brands.
• Our knife head ball joints are customizable to fit specific needs.
• We offer competitive pricing, fast delivery, and excellent customer service.

Compatible Brands and Models

Brand	Model
John Deere	9400, 9500, 9600
Case IH	2366, 2388, 2577
New Holland	CR9040, CR9060, CR9080

Other Agricultural Machinery Parts

We offer a wide range of agricultural machinery parts, including agricultural chains, agricultural gearbox, pulley, sprocket, coupling, pto shaft, concave, and more. Whatever parts you need for your farming equipment, you can find them here.

Commonly Worn Harvesting Parts

Harvesters have several parts that wear out regularly, including:

1. Blades/cutting components: including the main cutting blade, skid plate, and blade drive belt
2. Threshing drum and concave
3. Sieve and fan blades for separation and cleaning
4. Conveyor chains and sprockets
5. Rubber tracks or tires
6. Hydraulic components: including hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and seals
7. Bearings
8. Filters: air, fuel, and oil filters

Indicators for Replacement

When the following symptoms occur, corresponding parts need to be replaced:

1. Poor harvesting results: excessive crop residue or incomplete grain separation may indicate severe wear and tear on the threshing drum and concave, requiring inspection and timely replacement.
2. Power loss or overheating: insufficient engine power and high operating temperatures may be caused by a clogged air filter, or a faulty cooling system, requiring an air filter replacement or a check and repair of the cooling system.
3. Decreased harvesting efficiency: slow operation of the cutting apparatus or reduced material transport speed may be caused by aged and slack drive belts, chain elongation, or worn driving gears, requiring inspection and replacement of the corresponding belts, chains, or gears.
4. Difficulty in movement or increased noise: slack or obvious cracks in rubber tracks for rubber track harvesters, or excessive wear and tear on tires for tire harvesters, require replacement. If there is abnormal noise during movement, it may be due to bearing wear or damage, necessitating the replacement of the corresponding bearings.
5. Unstable hydraulic system operation: slow or weak lifting and steering may be caused by hydraulic pumps, cylinders, valves, or seals, requiring timely inspection and replacement of the relevant components.
6. Large-scale oil leakage: whether it is oil, hydraulic oil, or fuel leakage, indicates that the sealing elements have failed or other components have been damaged, requiring timely identification of the leak point and replacement of the damaged sealing elements or components.

Author: Miya