Chrome Plated Cutter Bar Section for New Holland Combines with Love Floating Header

Description

When your combine header isn’t cutting clean or you’re seeing more crop loss than usual, worn cutter bar sections are often the culprit. This chrome plated section from KONDEX gives you that sharp, aggressive cut that powers through tough crops and keeps your material flowing smoothly into the feeder house. The extra heavy thickness and coarse tooth serration make it perfect for challenging cutting conditions.

What You’re Getting

• Chrome plating provides superior wear resistance and corrosion protection for extended field life
• Coarse tooth profile with 10 teeth per inch cuts aggressively through thick or lodged crops
• Extra heavy thickness construction stands up to rocks, dirt, and the toughest cutting conditions
• Top serrated design ensures clean cutting action while reducing power requirements
• Standard 3-inch length with 2-inch hole spacing for reliable, secure mounting

Built for Real Farm Work

This section is specifically designed for New Holland combines equipped with Love floating headers. Love headers are known for their ability to follow ground contours closely, which means they often encounter more dirt and debris than conventional rigid headers. The chrome plating and heavy construction handle these tough conditions while maintaining sharp cutting performance season after season.

Made to Last

KONDEX builds these sections with extra heavy steel that’s chrome plated for maximum durability. The chrome surface resists wear from abrasive crops and soil contact while preventing rust and corrosion during storage. The coarse tooth serration stays sharp longer and cuts more aggressively than standard profiles, reducing the horsepower needed to maintain ground speed.

Installation Notes

Each section attaches with 7/32 x 5/8 CTKT fasteners at the standard 2-inch spacing. When replacing sections, check your hold-down clips and guards for wear while you’ve got things apart. A quick tip: replace sections in groups rather than individually to maintain consistent cutting height across the header.