Straw chopper blade apply to harvester Blade chopper Bending chopper AH205910

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

NO.:	4A2032
Reference NO.:	84437624/Z77601
Application:	2254, 2256, 2258, 2264, 2266, 9540WTS, 9580WTS, 9640WTS, 9660WTS, 9680WTS, 9640i CTS, 9780CTS, 9780iWTS, W540, W550,W650, W660, T550, T560, T660, T670, W540, 1470, 1570, 1450CWS, 1550CWS/WTS, W330
WT(kg/pc):	0.20

 

NO.:	4A2108
Reference NO.:	AH215004
Application:
WT(kg/pc):	0.19

 

NO.:	4A2083
Reference NO.:	AH205910
Application:	9500, 9500SH, 9510, 9510SH, 9550, 9550SH, 9600, 9610, 9650, 9650CTS, 9650STS, 9660, 9660STS, 9750STS, 9760STS, CTS
WT(kg/pc):	0.21

 

NO.:	4A2152
Reference NO.:	H212698
Application:
WT(kg/pc):	0.38

Introduction

Straw chopper blade is a key component of the harvester blade chopper bending chopper AH205910. It is responsible for chopping crop residues into small pieces, making them easier to decompose and improving the soil's fertility.

Function and Working Principle

The straw chopper blade is located in the harvester's chopper unit and works by rotating at high speed to cut and chop crop residues. The chopped straw is then blown out of the harvester, which helps spread it evenly across the field.

Product Availability and Advantages

• We can produce this product and offer replacements for most common brands of harvester parts.
• We are able to customize the product according to the customer's needs.
• Our products are made of high-quality materials and are designed to be durable and long-lasting.

Compatible Harvester Brands and Models

Brand	Model
John Deere	S670, S680, S690
Case IH	Axial-Flow 7120, 7230, 8240
New Holland	CR8.90, CR9.90, CR10.90

Commonly Worn Harvest Parts

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

1. Blade and cutting parts: including main cutting blades, guards, and drive belts.
2. Threshing drum and concave.
3. Separating screens 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: including air filters, fuel filters, and oil filters.

Here is an image of a harvester for reference:

Signs of Worn Harvest Parts

1. Poor harvesting performance: If there is too much crop residue left after harvesting or the grain is not separated cleanly, the threshing drum and concave may be worn and need replacement.
2. Decreased power or overheating: If the engine is running weak or overheating, it may be due to a clogged air filter or a faulty cooling system. Consider replacing the air filter or repairing the cooling system.
3. Reduced harvesting efficiency: If the cutting unit operates slowly or the material conveying speed slows down, it may be due to worn drive belts, stretched chains, or worn drive gears. Check and replace the corresponding belts, chains, or gears as needed.
4. Difficulties in movement or increased noise: If the harvester is equipped with rubber tracks, loose or cracked tracks need to be replaced. If it has tires, replace worn tires. In addition, abnormal noise during movement may be due to worn or damaged bearings. Replace the relevant bearings as needed.
5. Unstable hydraulic system: If lifting or steering is delayed or weak, it may be due to hydraulic pump, cylinder, valve, or seal failure. Check and replace the corresponding parts in time.
6. Large-scale oil leakage: Whether it is engine oil, hydraulic oil, or fuel leakage, it indicates that the seals are damaged or other parts are damaged. Find the leakage point promptly and replace the damaged seals or parts.

Author: Miya