When you’re out cutting beans or corn and the crop isn’t feeding smoothly into your combine, worn reel fingers are often the culprit. This 5/8-inch reel finger is the part that does the hard work of sweeping crop material back into your header, and when they’re bent or broken, you’ll see uneven feeding and crop losses that hurt your bottom line.
What You’re Getting
- Durable 5/8-inch diameter construction built to handle thousands of acres
- 10-1/4-inch overall length for proper crop sweep and control
- Direct replacement design that bolts right onto your existing reel arms
- AgSmart quality that meets OEM performance standards at a better price
Built for Real Farm Work
This finger works on a wide range of John Deere equipment from draper platforms on your bigger combines to row crop heads and corn head augers. Whether you’re running soybeans through your 200 series draper or picking corn with your 453A head, these fingers take a beating from tough stalks, rocks, and thousands of hours of operation.
Made to Last
Farm conditions are tough on reel fingers—they bend from hitting rocks, wear from abrasive crop material, and eventually snap from metal fatigue. This replacement finger is built from quality steel that flexes when it hits obstacles but springs back to shape, giving you the durability you need without breaking the bank.
Good to Know
Check your other fingers while you’re replacing this one—if one’s failed, others are probably getting close. A quick tip from the shop: slightly bend new fingers forward about 10 degrees from vertical for better crop flow, especially in tough or down crop conditions.
