80417785 Agricultural Chain Sprocket for Combine Harvest

• Type: Agricultural
• Usage: Agricultural Products Processing, Farmland Infrastructure, Tillage, Harvester, Planting and Fertilization, Grain Threshing, Cleaning and Drying
• Material: Iron
• Power Source: Electricity
• Weight: 1.44kg
• After-sales Service: Installation Guide 3-Year Warranty
• Model NO.: 80417785
• Warranty: 3 Years
• Transport Package: Wooden Case/Pallet/Plywood Case
• Specification: 1.44kg
• Trademark: EP
• Origin: Zhejiang, China
• HS Code: 8433901000
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS/Month

Product Description

 Agricultural Chain Sprocket For Combine Harvest

Characteristic

Choosing a chain sprocket for your combine can be an overwhelming task. There are many things to consider, including the Div. dividers, wear points, and RPM measurement. Fortunately, this article can help you make the right choice. We'll cover the important factors to look for in a chain sprocket and why they're important. Buying a new chain sprocket for your combine harvest is an investment that will pay off.
Island design
An island design chain spiket for a combine harvester is a highly useful agricultural product that ensures proper transmission of torque from the engine to the working units. The chain spiket is made of steel and cast iron and features a complex spatial form with a central hole, fastening elements, and special coating. Its durability is increased by its easy removal and replacement process. It is compatible with CR and CH Series combine harvesters.
RPM measurement
The rate of work and quality of the TX36 are compared in the following table. Operator safety, suitability of the operator manual, and mechanical breakdowns are also compared in this table. In addition, a side slope test was performed at 5deg (8%) and 8.8% to measure the combine's performance on non-level surfaces. The results of these tests will help you determine whether the combine harvester is a good fit for your operations.
The operator's cab on the TX36 is positioned on the combine's body ahead of the grain tank. The ladder is narrow and may be difficult to climb for some operators. Operators should double-check their adjustments regularly to make sure they are getting the best results. Check the crop conditions as well. If the crop is still green beans, you should postpone harvesting until it has risen to at least 13% moisture content. For this, refer to the operator's manual, which should include initial settings for a particular crop.
Wear points
If you're having trouble with your grain elevator, there are some easy ways to improve its performance. For one thing, you can replace the worn and damaged roller chains. This simple change can save you time and money over the long run. Secondly, you can improve your harvest efficiency by avoiding unnecessary downtime. These two steps will increase the efficiency of your combine.So, keep reading to learn how to improve your grain elevator's performance.
In-cab adjustments
In-cab adjustments on a Combine Harvest chain spiket are a great way to tweak the harvest speed and adjust the threshing speeds to maximize yield and minimize damage to crops. While pocket-type setting guides are convenient, it's also beneficial to consult the manual for more detailed information. For example, the manual will tell you the proper speed for threshing a field, while the manual will explain how to set the threshing speed to minimize grain damage and boost harvest speed.
It's important to note that yields can vary widely from field to field, so it's important to monitor the engine load when
adjusting threshing speeds.In-cab adjustments for a Combine Harvest chain spiket should be performed during regular maintenance to minimize damage to crops. To prevent damage to crops, adjust the threshing speed as necessary to ensure that crop is not cracked. Broken cobs or too much residue can be signs of excessive threshing. Threshing speed should begin at the top of the operating manual rpm,and then be monitored to ensure the desired amount of damage is not occurring.

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