SKU: SMA-10689K Spring Teeth and Fingers for California 100 Forage Harvester

When you're making silage, every piece of crop matters—and that means your forage harvester's feeder system needs to be working at its best. These spring teeth and fingers are the workhorses that guide crop into the cutting chamber smoothly and efficiently. If yours are bent, worn, or missing, you'll notice bunching, plugging, and uneven feeding that can slow down your whole operation.

What You're Getting

• Flexible spring action that adjusts to varying crop volumes and conditions
• Durable construction built to handle tough stalks and heavy crop loads
• Proper spacing and angle to guide crop smoothly into the cutter head
• Direct replacement parts that fit your California 100 forage harvester perfectly

Built for Real Farm Work

The California 100 forage harvester was built for serious silage operations, whether you're chopping corn, grass, or other forage crops. These spring teeth and fingers work together to create a smooth, consistent flow of material into the cutting system, helping you maintain the steady pace you need to get through those long harvest days.

Made to Last

Forage harvester components take a real beating from rocks, dirt, and tough crop materials. These AgSmart replacement parts are engineered to handle the constant flexing and impact that comes with the territory. The spring steel construction maintains its flexibility season after season while resisting breakage under heavy loads.

Good to Know

Check your spring teeth and fingers regularly during harvest season—they're easy to inspect when you're doing daily maintenance. Replace any that are cracked, severely bent, or showing excessive wear. It's worth having a few spares on hand since they're relatively quick to swap out and can save you from downtime in the middle of harvest.