86641701 Bale Counter Metering Wheel Gear Fits New Holland Case IH Square Balers
Premium OEM heavy-duty bale counter metering wheel gear manufactured by CNH Industrial. This genuine replacement gear meshes directly within the knotter trip mechanism and bale length metering wheel group. Engineered to manage rotational force and ensure highly precise bale sizing parameters, it ensures consistent operation of the trip arm during continuous field bailing runs. ? OEM Part Number & Cross Reference. CNH New Holland Case IH: 86641701. Legacy or Superseded Part Numbers: 86528354. System Category: Small Rectangular Baler Metering Wheel Group, Knotter Trip Mechanism Components. ? Equipment Fleet Compatibility & Applications. 1 New Holland BC and Hayliner Series Small Square Balers. BC Series Standard Platforms: BC5050, BC5060, BC5070, BC5080. Hayliner Classic Generations: Hayliner 265 Twine, Hayliner 265 Wire, Hayliner 275 Twine, Hayliner 275 Plus. SB Series Models: SB521, SB531, SB541, SB541C, SB551. Vintage Square Baler Models: 565, 570, 575, 580. 2 Case IH SBX Series Square Balers. SBX High Performance Lines: SBX520, SBX530, SBX540, SBX550. Component Type: Knotter Metering Wheel Drive Gear. Tooth Profile: Precision cast spur gear matrix. Material Matrix: Wear-resistant hardened industrial structural steel alloy. Package Weight: 0,06 kg. Condition: 100 percent Brand new original CNH industrial premium baler machinery hardware. Hardened steel alloy tooth profile handles repeated impact forces from the trip arm assembly without stripping. High-precision structural bore guarantees smooth axial rotation and flawless integration with the existing metering wheel stem. Instantly addresses irregular bale lengths, failed knotter trip triggers, or binding bale counter wheels. Fully maintenance-free design operates flawlessly without needing wet lubricants that trap ambient field dust. Exact dimensional OEM engineering drops right into factory brackets to eliminate field timing adjustments. Replacing worn out or chipped knotter gears that lead to inconsistent bale lengths during intense baling seasons. Overhauling the mechanical trip arm assembly during comprehensive pre-season small square baler servicing. Routine agricultural hay harvesting equipment maintenance and general farm fleet machinery logging. Correct gear engagement is absolutely vital to ensure proper mechanical timing.