COMBINE PARTS AND BELTS GUIDE

DKD1764 – Combine Parts and Belts

The Combine Parts and Belt Guide will provide information on commonly-replaced wear parts. Guidelines are given on how to determine when these parts are worn and should be replaced. The importance of replacing worn components on a combine cannot be overemphasized. Worn components result in poor combine performance, reducing profits. For example, up to 80 percent of crop loss can occur at the platform or header area of the combine. Whether you’re harvesting wheat, barley, rice, soybeans, corn, grain-sorghum, or other crops, proper cutterbar or gatherer unit maintenance and regular replacement of worn parts will reduce loss and increase profits.

Feeding, threshing and separating performance is reduced if maintenance and replacement of worn parts are not done at the proper time. Poor feeding of material to the threshing area can cause plugging, which can result in cylinder drive component failure or incomplete threshing. Worn threshing components cause incomplete threshing or grain damage when cylinder speed is increased to compensate for worn components. Worn material-handling components, such as augers and elevator paddles, can result in reduced combine productivity.

Index
HEADER EQUIPMENT Belt Pickup Corn Head Platform COMBINE Concaves – Maximizer and 50 Series Combines Concaves – STS FAST System – STS Feeder House Material Handling – STS and Walker Residue Management Separating Tines – STS STS Clearance Gauge Threshing – STS Threshing – Walker COMBINE BELTS Applications Wear and Maintenance 3300 4400 4420 4425 4435, 4435 Hydro	COMBINE BELTS – cont. 6600 6620, 7720, 8820 6622 7700 7721 7722 9400, 9500, 9500 Sidehill, 9600 9410, 9510, 9510SH, 9610 9450, 9550, 9550SH, 9650 9501 9560, 9560SH 9560STS, 9660STS, 9760STS 9650CTS 9650STS, 9750STS 9660 9860STS CTS II CTS Rice 9570, 9670, 9770, 9870 STS S-Series CUTTING PLATFORMS – DRIVE BELTS 600F, 600R, 900D 900, 900F, 900R

Last modified: 20Mar25