John Deere Combine Chain Sprocket

An agricultural chain sprocket is a mechanical component used in agricultural machinery to transmit power from a drive source to a driven member. It is typically made of a durable material such as steel and is designed to mesh with the links of an agricultural roller chain.

The sprocket consists of a circular disc with a series of teeth around its circumference. The teeth are designed to fit into the links of the roller chain, engaging with them and allowing for the transfer of rotational power.

Agricultural chain sprockets come in various sizes and configurations to match the specific requirements of different farm machinery. Depending on the particular application, they can be designed with varying numbers of teeth, other tooth profiles, and different mounting configurations.

Some common types of agricultural chain sprockets include:

- Plain bore sprockets have a simple, unthreaded bore and are secured to the shaft using a set screw or keyway.
- Taper lock sprockets have a tapered bore and are secured to the shaft using a locking bushing that grips the shaft tightly.
- Split sprockets can be easily installed or removed from a shaft without disassembling the entire chain drive system.

Agricultural chain sprockets are a critical component in many types of agricultural machinery, including tractors, combines, and other harvesting equipment. They are built to withstand the harsh conditions of agrarian work and are designed to provide reliable and efficient power transmission for optimal performance.

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