When you’re running a combine and the crop isn’t feeding smoothly into the header, worn or broken reel tines are usually the culprit. These tines are the working fingers that sweep crop material back toward the cutterbar, and when they’re damaged or missing, you get uneven feeding, crop bunching, and the kind of harvest headaches that cost time and grain. This replacement tine gets your reel back to moving crop the way it should.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement tine that mounts like the original without modifications
- Durable construction designed to handle the constant flexing and contact with crop material
- Proper angle and length to maintain smooth crop flow into the header
- Built to work with the reel’s timing for consistent feeding performance
Built for Real Farm Work
This tine is designed for combine headers during harvest operations, whether you’re cutting soybeans, wheat, or other small grains. The reel tines work together to guide crop material back toward the cutterbar while keeping it from falling forward or bunching up. When all your tines are working properly, you get that smooth, steady flow that keeps your combine running at capacity.
Made to Last
Combine reels take a beating from crop stubble, dirt, and the constant movement of harvest operations. This AgSmart tine is built from quality materials that can handle the repetitive stress while maintaining the flexibility needed to sweep crops without breaking when they hit tough stems or debris.
Good to Know
Check all your reel tines before harvest season starts – if one’s worn out, others are probably getting close. It’s easier to replace them all at once than to deal with breakdowns in the middle of harvest. Keep a few spare tines in your parts box since hitting a hidden fence post or large rock can damage even good tines.
