Overlap Section for Case IH, New Holland, and Hesston Disc Mowers

Description

When you’re cutting hay or forage, having clean, consistent cuts across the entire width of your mower is what makes the difference between quality feed and ragged crops. This KONDEX overlap section is the cutting edge component that does the actual work—those fine serrated teeth slice through grass and alfalfa like a sharp knife instead of beating it down. If you’ve noticed your mower leaving uncut strips or making rough cuts, worn sections are usually the culprit.

What You’re Getting

• Fine tooth serration with 14 teeth per inch for clean, precise cuts that promote faster regrowth
• Heavy-duty plated finish resists wear and corrosion in wet field conditions
• Top serrated design optimizes cutting action while reducing power requirements
• Proper 2.063-inch hole spacing ensures perfect alignment with existing assemblies
• Quality KONDEX construction that’s been the standard for mower sections for decades

Built for Real Farm Work

This overlap section fits Case IH, New Holland, and Hesston disc mowers—the workhorses you’ll find cutting hay on dairy operations, beef farms, and custom hay producers across the country. Whether you’re mowing first cutting alfalfa in the spring or taking late-season grass, these sections handle everything from thick, stemmy crops to fine ryegrass with equal precision.

Made to Last

The heavy-gauge construction and plated finish mean these sections keep their edge longer and resist the kind of wear that comes from cutting over rocks, through sandy soils, or in abrasive conditions. KONDEX has been making quality cutting components for decades, and this section meets the same standards as the original equipment on your mower.

Good to Know

This section is part of kit order 491-711018, so if you’re doing a complete rebuild, make sure you’ve got all the components you need. Installation is straightforward—just line up the holes and bolt in place with the proper fasteners. A quick tip: when replacing sections, it’s worth checking your guards and hold-downs at the same time since they all work together for optimal cutting performance.