Made In China Superior Quality AZ42706 Agricultural parts Double Finger

Made In China Superior Quality AZ42706 Agricultural parts Double FingerProduct DescriptionAplicationSpare part for farm machinery drive John Deere.Characteristic A component held together in the form of two metal discs of corresponding size and configuration, with the bearingfixed to the central por......

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Made In China Superior Quality AZ42706 Agricultural parts Double Finger

Product Description

Aplication

Spare part for farm machinery drive John Deere.
Characteristic

A component held together in the form of two metal discs of corresponding size and configuration, with the bearing
fixed to the central portion of the metal disc. Apply a coat of paint to the surface of the part to provide maximum strength and abrasion resistance.John Deere is a maker of agricultural equipment, mowers, landscaping equipment, and forestry equipment. If you can't find a genuine OEM replacement cross reference on this page, you can always search using dimensions. We have hundreds of products in stock.

The double fingers of John Deere combine are part of the combine header. The finger bar cuts the grain straw and consists of two pressed steel parts connected by contact welding. When the braid passes through the gap between the two parts, it will cut the stem due to the intersection of sharp edges. This bar is black and is part of the Schumacher shearing system. Cutter section of combine John Deere The double finger of John Deere combine harvester is a spare part of the combine harvester, which provides cutting movement for grain straw. The spare parts are made of forged steel and have 2 holes for connecting the finger board. It has a slot to pass through a knife. Because the blades are crossed, the knife will cut the stem. The combine was first used by Case and John Deere in the 1920s. These machines are towed by a tractor and include a second engine. However, the world economic crisis stopped the purchase of new agricultural equipment in the 1930s, and many people insisted on using the old methods. However, some farms invest in newer, more modern tractor models, such as Caterpillar tractors. Combine John Deere's Partial Auger Finger The feed auger is part of the combine John Deere header. It is responsible for feeding the cut grain into the threshing drum through the tilt chamber. Sometimes the feed auger needs to be replaced due to wear. The feed auger is a steel bar. It has an internal part with a hole fixed to the spiral tube. It has an etched finger surface. The intake pawl journal is mounted on the pawl crank shaft and rotates with the auger. They are telescoped according to the eccentric installation of the pawl crankshaft in the auger cylinder. Each air intake finger has a reinforced polyester or polyurethane shaft with a polyurethane sleeve at its crop joint end. The auger finger of John Deere combine includes a finger crank shaft which is mounted in the tubular housing of the auger. The shaft is tilted to rotate around an eccentrically mounted finger crank shaft and moves up through the top of the auger drum. When the auger rotates, the air inlet fingers engage with the crop material on the assembly floor. Then, the crop material is swept below the screw conveyor and enters the feeder conveyor behind the screw conveyor. The auger fingers of the John Deere combine are designed for high loading and processing capacities. However, they are vulnerable to foreign debris. In addition, if the fingers break, other parts of the combine may be damaged. Part of stripping rotor of combine John Deere The stripping rotor of the combine is an integral part of the design of the combine. The rotating rotor has eight rows of peeling fingers, which strip grains and seeds from the crops, leaving the plant stems. This procedure will help the combine avoid damage due to increased rpm. The rotor is installed in a non concentric housing, the top and bottom of which are semicircular and connected by straight vertical sides. The teeth of the rotor are located near the bottom and engage only a small portion of the crop material. John Deere's X9 flagship combine series appeared at the agricultural technology exhibition last November. Although the company did not disclose the exact specifications, they did confirm that the X9 1100 could harvest up to 30 acres of high-yield corn and 7200 bushels of wheat per hour, enough to fill seven semi-trailer trucks in one hour. The combine produced 135 tons of corn in one hour, breaking the previous world record. Part of the stripping rotor of the John Deere combine has a chopper that helps remove foreign matter from the grain. This may include corn cobs and garbage. This allows the stripping rotor to slow down and reduce the amount of corn threshed.