Combine Header Sickle Section with Fine Tooth Top Serration – Plated Finish

Description

When your combine’s sickle bar isn’t cutting clean anymore, you know it’s time to replace those worn sections. A dull or damaged section means ragged cuts, more power draw, and slower harvest speeds—problems that cost you time and money when the weather window is short. This replacement section gets your header back to making clean, precise cuts through whatever crop you’re harvesting.

What You’re Getting

• Fine tooth serration (14 per inch) for clean cutting action in tough, fibrous crops
• Top serrated profile that grabs and pulls stems cleanly against the knife bar
• Plated finish that resists wear and corrosion better than plain steel
• Extra heavy thickness construction that holds up to the vibration and stress of field work
• Standard 2-inch hole spacing and 7/32″ x 5/8″ fastener size for easy installation

Built for Real Farm Work

This section is designed for combine headers where you need aggressive cutting action. The fine tooth serration works especially well in crops that tend to wrap or are difficult to cut cleanly, like lodged grain or thick-stemmed crops. It’s built to handle the constant vibration and impacts that come with running a header all day.

Made to Last

The plated finish isn’t just for looks—it provides extra protection against rust and wear compared to basic painted sections. The extra heavy thickness means this section will hold its edge longer and stand up to rocks, dirt, and the occasional fence post better than lighter sections.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with standard fasteners, but take a minute to check that your knife bar is straight and properly adjusted before installing new sections. A bent bar will cause premature wear on even the best sections. Keep a few spare bolts handy—they tend to work loose over time.