Straw Chopper Blade Kit for New Holland CR and CX Series Combines

Description

When you’re combining grain, what happens to the straw behind your machine makes all the difference for next season’s crop. If your combine leaves long, tangled straw that won’t break down properly, you’ll see uneven planting conditions and nutrient tie-up come spring. This 8-piece chopper blade kit keeps your New Holland CR or CX combine chopping straw into the small, manageable pieces that decompose quickly and feed your soil.

What You’re Getting

• Complete 8-blade kit replaces all chopper blades at once for consistent performance
• Sharp, precision-ground edges slice through straw cleanly instead of beating it apart
• Heavy-duty steel construction withstands impacts from tough crop residue and debris
• Direct replacement design fits your combine’s existing chopper assembly perfectly
• Balanced blade set ensures smooth operation and reduces vibration

Built for Real Farm Work

This blade kit fits New Holland’s popular CR and CX series combines that handle everything from corn and soybeans to wheat and specialty crops. These machines work long hours through demanding harvest seasons, and the chopper system takes a beating processing tons of crop residue. Whether you’re running a CR9090 through 200-bushel corn or a CX8080 in lodged wheat, sharp chopper blades are essential for proper straw management.

Made to Last

Combine chopper blades work in one of the toughest environments on your machine – high-speed rotation, constant impacts with crop material, and exposure to dirt and moisture. These blades use quality steel that holds an edge longer than cheaper alternatives while resisting the nicks and chips that come from stones or metal debris in the crop. The proper heat treatment gives you the right balance of hardness for cutting and toughness to handle impacts.

Good to Know

Replace all eight blades as a set rather than individually – mixing worn and new blades creates imbalance and poor chopping performance. While you’ve got the chopper apart, clean out any wrapped material and check the rotor for wear. Sharp blades make a noticeable difference in straw quality and reduce the power needed to run the chopper, so you’ll see the benefits immediately when you get back in the field.