AH136671-N -- Gathering Chain - Chrome Pins

AH136671-N -- Gathering Chain - Chrome Pins (86978515-N)

$66.00

AH136671-N -- Gathering Chain - Chrome Pins (86978515-N)

$66.00

AH136671-N -- Gathering Chain - Chrome Pins (86978515-N)

$66.00
Product description

AH136671-N — 48-Link, 8-Lug Gathering Chain – Chrome Pins

Description:

Chrome-pin gathering chain for John Deere 40 and 90 Series corn heads and compatible Case IH® and New Holland® corn heads using the same CA555 eight-lug chain configuration.

This gathering chain works as part of a pair to pull stalks and ears rearward through the row unit and into the corn head. Chrome pins provide a harder wear surface at the pin-and-bushing joint, helping reduce chain elongation and extend service life in abrasive harvest conditions.

Models/Applications:

John Deere®:
40 Series and 90 Series corn heads, including 243, 343, 443, 493, 543, 643, 693, 843, 893, 1243, and 1293 models and their corresponding row-spacing configurations using OEM part number AH136671.

Case IH®:
2200, 2400, 3200, and 3400 Series corn heads through model year 2010, including 2206, 2208, and 2212. Also fits select earlier 800 and 1000 Series applications using the same CA555 eight-lug gathering chain.

New Holland®:
Select 974, 996, 96C, 98C, and 98D corn heads through model year 2010 using the same eight-lug chain configuration.

OEM Brand:
John Deere® / Case IH® / New Holland®

Reference Number(s):
AH136671, 86978515

Part Features:

  • CA555 endless gathering chain

  • 48 links

  • 8 gathering lugs

  • Chrome pins for increased wear resistance

  • Sold individually

  • Two gathering chains required per row

Fitment Note:

This is the eight-lug chain configuration. Case IH® and New Holland® corn heads manufactured in 2011 and later may use the six-lug gathering chain that replaces OEM part number 84284709. On Case IH® 2206, 2208, and 2212 heads, verify the serial-number break at HAJ0003469 or confirm the existing OEM part number before ordering.

Service Tip:

When installing new gathering chains, inspect the drive and idler sprockets for hooked, pointed, or unevenly worn teeth. Worn sprockets can accelerate wear on a new chain. For consistent feeding and adjustment, replace both gathering chains on the row together and set chain tension and lug timing according to the equipment manufacturer’s instructions.

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