Basic Functions And Parts Of Combine Harvester

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A combine harvester is a complex harvester. It is a complex harvesting machine, which performs varied functions in single operations. Some of the common functions of common harvesters are -

Conveying and feeding – Conveying and Feeding involves the transportation and the passing of the crop into the machine.

Cutting - Combine harvester cuts the standing crop, pick up windrows or snaps ears of maize. Windrows are rows of cut crops that are put for the combine to pick up and process.

Threshing – Combine harvester also helps in the removal of grain from the heads, pods or ears.

Separation – One of the major functions of Combine Harvester is to separate the grain from the straw, husks or stalk pieces.

Cleaning - The chaff and debris can be removed from the grain by the help of combine harvester.

Basic Parts of Combine harvester

The combine harvester has six main parts and they are-

1. Harrow Axle
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2. Harvester Fingers
As the name suggests they are the main tool for harvesting the crop. They are also of two types one is single harvester finger and other is double harvester fingers. The range of transfer finger is machined to harsh tolerances for accurately gripping the part

3. Harvester Blades
Harvester blades are used in combines like Swaraj Combines, New Holland, John Deere Combines and Threshers etc., also in Straw Reapers and Threshing Machines.

4. Rasp Bar
Rasp Bars are perfect for harvesting various crops like wheat, cereals etc. You must ensure that that these rasp bars must be rust resistant made up of high quality and cost effective. These rasp bar are available with left hand and right hand.

5. Harrow Disc Blade
It offers an economical way of agriculture work. They are handy tools for conventional farming and are generally they are used to chop off residue incorporating it into the top soil.