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    SKU: SMA-BC225 Two Point Sickle Guard for Gleaner Combine Headers


    Two Point Sickle Guard for Gleaner Combine Headers
    Purchase Two Point Sickle Guard for Gleaner Combine Headers
    • SKU: SMA-BC225 Two Point Sickle Guard for Gleaner Combine Headers

    • $15.11

    Description

    When you're cutting through thick, stemmy crops or dealing with uneven ground, your header guards take a beating. A broken or worn guard can jam up your sickle knife, tear up crop instead of cutting it clean, and cost you precious time in the field. These two-point guards are built to handle whatever your Gleaner combine throws at them, keeping your header cutting smooth and your harvest moving.

    What You're Getting

    • Two sharp points that guide crop cleanly into the sickle for a precise cut
    • Heat-treated construction that stays tough through rocks, stumps, and hard-packed soil
    • 225 series design that fits right where your old guards used to be
    • AgSmart quality that delivers reliable performance season after season
    • Direct replacement that gets you back to harvesting without modifications

    Built for Real Farm Work

    These guards are designed to fit a wide range of Gleaner combines from the classic A and C models up through the bigger T, G, F, K, L, and M series machines. Whether you're cutting beans in the bottom ground or wheat on the hillsides, these guards handle the job while protecting your expensive sickle sections from damage.

    Made to Last

    The heat treatment process makes these guards tough enough to flex without breaking when they hit obstacles, but hard enough to keep their edge through a long harvest season. The two-point design gives you better crop flow and cleaner cuts compared to worn guards that have lost their shape.

    Good to Know

    Installation is straightforward with basic hand tools—just remove the old guard and bolt the new one in place. Check your sickle sections while you've got the guards off, and consider replacing any that are chipped or worn. A sharp knife with good guards makes all the difference in cut quality and fuel efficiency.