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Cutting Parts GENUINE NEW HOLLAND CUTTING PARTS. Combines | Disc Mowers Draper Headers | Mowers Mower-Conditioners | Windrowers All-Makes | Kits WORK SMARTER WITH MY SHED™ AND MY SHED MOBILE APP 2.1. Google Play™ for Android™ Apple® Store for iPhone® WE KNOW WHAT YOUR MACHINE’S MADE OF. The Partstore has everything you need to keep your equipment up and running. Now you can easily store your machine models to access parts with My Shed and My Shed Mobile App, 2.1. My Shed offers: • Machine Management: Enter serial • Toolboxes: Oil/fluid selector and number, hours and notes battery finder • Parts Manuals: Access assembly • Machine Info: Product alerts diagrams and create part pick lists and videos • 24/7 Dealer Connection: Email part pick lists to a dealer SELECT US – YOUR LOCAL DEALER – ON PARTSTORE: WWW.PARTSTORE.AGRICULTURE.NEWHOLLAND.COM www.newholland.com/na ©2015 CNH Industrial America LLC. All rights reserved. New Holland is a trademark registered in the United States and many other countries, owned by or licensed to CNH Industrial N.V., its subsidiaries or affiliates. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS CUTTING PARTS DISC MOWER KNIVES FOR TODAY’S 9–15 Blades, Kits DEMANDING DISK MOWER/ MOWER-CONDITIONERS SICKLE BAR MOWER APPLICATIONS 16–23 Knife Assemblies, Kits New Holland Original Equipment Cutting Parts are designed and manufactured for the finest agricultural harvesting equipment available today. Whether for the New Holland Mower, HAY MACHINES MY SHED Mower-Conditioner, Windrower or Combine Header, we’ve designed knife sections and knife assem blies to go the 24–27 Knife Assemblies, Kits MOBILE APP 2.1. distance and meet today’s demanding cutting applications. WINDROWERS SMALL SQUARE BALERS 28–41 Knife Assemblies, Kits COMBINES 42–47 Knife Assemblies, Kits HARDWARE/REPLACEMENT PARTS 48–51 Kits, Knife Sections, Knife Clips, Rivets, Bolts LARGE SQUARE BALERS SHAPES CHARTS 52–59 Knife Sections INDEX 60–61 ROUND BALERS RAKE KITS ACCESSORIES/MAINTENANCE 3 EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS Abbreviation Description Abbreviation Description Regular Thickness – 14 gauge TP Twin Point Section R material (2mm) BK Backhardened Heavy Thickness – 12 gauge H material (2.5mm) BL Black Knife Section Finish Extra-Heavy Thickness – PL Plated Knife Section Finish XH 11 gauge material (3mm) CTSK Countersunk SM Smooth Knife Section HDLS Headless Knife Assembly US Under-Serrated Knife Section LH Left-Hand Side Top-Serrated Section – TS RH Right-Hand Side 14 serrations/in. (SPI) Original Factory-equipped Big Tooth Section – BT assembly 10 serrations/in. (SPI) TREX T-Rex Section – 7 serrations/in. (SPI) GLOSSARY OF TERMS Number Part Description 1 Knife Assembly, Right-Hand 2 Knife Assembly, Left-Hand 3 Knifehead Assembly, Right-Hand 4 Knifehead Assembly, Left-Hand 5 Bushing Knifehead 6 Hex Head Cap Screw 7 Knifeback, Right-Hand 8 Knifeback, Left-Hand 9 Overlap Strap, Right-Hand 10 Standard Knife Section 11 Overlap Knife Section, Bottom Countersunk 12 Overlap Knife Section, Top Countersunk 13 Round Head Rivet for Knifehead 14 Round Head Rivet for Knifehead 15 Round Head Rivet for Sickle Section 16 Hold Down Clip 17 Shim 18 Sickle Guard 19 Special Guard, Right-Hand 20 Special Guard, Center 21 Special Guard, Left-Hand 4 STUDY THE FINE POINTS OF NEW HOLLAND CUTTING PARTS’ QUALITY TOP-SERRATED, UNDER-SERRATED OR SMOOTH BLACK OR ZINC PLATING Here, an evolution is taking place. The New Holland coined, top-serrated Black versus zinc plating — which is best? Both are good and design controls the movement of abrasive material, creating visible wear New Holland will continue to offer both, but the performance gap lines from the serrations on one cutting edge to corresponding serrations between the two is growing smaller. Originally, superior durability gave on the opposite cutting edge (see inset). By diverting much of the wear the zinc plated section a marked advantage in abrasive soil, despite its from the points of the teeth to the bottoms of the “V”, teeth retain shape higher price. Today, that advantage still exists, but the self-sharpening, and sharpness even though the section has worn farther than the depth reshaping action of the coined top-serrated design has added many of the original serrations. Under-serrated sections must be hand- hours and acres of useful life to the black section, making it the better sharpened to retain their original profile. Smooth sections are the old value under a wider range of conditions. standby for fine, grassy and wiry conditions. STANDARD, COARSE OR T-REX SERRATIONS BACK-HARDENED SECTIONS There’s a place for each type. New Holland coarse serrated sections The back edge of all New Holland sickle sections is hardened to have grown in popularity for certain field conditions. With 7- or 10-deep the same degree as the mating surface of the guard or wearplate. serrations per inch, instead of 14, coarse serrated sections especially In addition to superior durability, this assures an even rate of wear efficient for harvesting coarse, dry-stemmed crops. However, the between the two mating surfaces and eliminates the need for standard (14-per-inch serrations) sections are more versatile and the frequent adjustment. better choice for most conditions. STUDY THE FINE POINTS OF NEW HOLLAND CUTTING PARTS’ Quality 5 STUDY THE FINE POINTS OF NEW HOLLAND CUTTING PARTS’ QUALITY STANDARD OR EXTRA THICK SECTIONS RIVETED OR BOLTED SICKLE ASSEMBLIES The extra thick high-carbon steel sickle section is a relatively recent Assemblies are available in riveted or bolted designs, depending on development. It was designed to withstand the stress of the largest, the application. They are wrapped in attractive corrugated sleeves to most powerful farm machines, working in extreme conditions. protect both the assembly and the handler in shipment. Knifeheads However, the lighter weight high-carbon steel section remains the and components are designed to be compatible with the assembly correct choice for a large population of farm machines still in and provide proper power transfer with minimum vibration. use today. TOMAHAWK™ END SECTIONS OVERLAP KITS FOR DOUBLE KNIFE ASSEMBLIES This Tomahawk™ end section eliminates plugging and conforms These attractively packaged kits contain all parts and hardware more smoothly to the overlap design. It replaces the standard overlap necessary for servicing the split, counter-stroking drives used on section and spacer which will be carried in New Holland inventory New Holland’s latest hay equipment. And, talk about choice! There only through the fall, 1996 season. Notice the self-sharpening top are 16 different kits to accommodate every overlap combination. serrations in this field tested sample. The bottom view (see inset) shows the rugged shape that inspired the name. Notice the two fasteners (instead of one) which provide still greater stability. 6 STUDY THE FINE POINTS OF NEW HOLLAND CUTTING PARTS’ Quality THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GENERIC AND NEW HOLLAND FASTENERS This “Will-Fit” bolt saved a man two cents — then cost him Notice the specially formed undercut on the under perimeter of a bundle! This out-of-spec piece of hardware is strictly out of the head. It seals tightly against the knifeback and locks out all place on a New Holland sickle bar. Its curved edges allowed debris. Notice, too, the precisely knurled section beneath the debris to pack under the head, distort the bolt, loosen the section head. It prevents rotation. Together, they hold the section securely and possibly cause extensive damage to the sickle bar. in place. NEW HOLLAND END SECTIONS ELIMINATE STUFF-AND-SNAG PROBLEMS Problem 1 Problem 2 Problem 3 Material plugs the Flat side of half Half section protrudes gap between the section “tamps” dangerously beyond last section and the debris tightly into the end guard. end guard. the end guard. New Holland’s End Section Solves these Three Problems. Solution 1 Solution 2 Solution 3 End section with four Sharp leading edge Tapered section goes cutting edges fills chops and drops just to, but never beyond the gap. material out of the the end guard. end guard. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GENERIC AND NEW HOLLAND FASTENERS 7 DISC MOWER KNIVES DISC MOWER KNIVES 9 WE OWN THE CUTTING EDGE 10 ROTARY DISC MOWER BLADE SELECTION 11 – 12 PRODUCT SUPPORT KITS/KNIFE KITS 13 KNIFE KITS 14 – 15 DISC MOWER KNIVES 15 OEM CROSS REFERENCE 8 STUDY THE FINE POINTS OF NEW HOLLAND CUTTING PARTS’ Quality DISC MOWER KNIVES WE OWN THE CUTTING EDGE We Own the Cutting Edge New Holland Disc Mower Knives are superb quality Disc Mower Knives. They boast a number of design features that help them cut smoother, last longer and operate more safely than other DISC MOWER KNIVES knives. Furthermore, each and every production lot is subjected to a rigorous battery of tests to ensure high performance standards are met. Each knife bears a stamped Traceable Sequential Lot Number, a unique number that permits tracing the knife back through all of its manufacturing processes. Manufactured for Maximum Performance From raw material specification to the last production process, extra care has been taken to assure optimum performance MOWER-CONDITIONERS and durability. • The cutting edge is milled, not rolled, for improved sharpness. The milled edge does not extend past the bolt holes, for New Holland Disc Mower Knives are manufactured in three thicknesses increased strength. for light, medium and heavy-duty applications. • The new, radial-twist design improves lifting action for a smoother cut. • Disc Knives are austempered for better impact absorption. HAY MACHINES HAY • Knives are available in 3, 4 or 5mm thicknesses with bevel-up, bevel-down or bevel-opposite knife styles. The New Holland radial-twist design extends down and across the central area of the blade for better lifting action. For more information Traceable Sequential Numbering System on rotary disc mower knives, refer to PM-13727.
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