Fine Cut Chopper Blades—Replacing and Configuration

CAUTION:

H87281
H87281-UN-01AUG07

A - Lock Nut

B - Cap Screw

C - Washers

D - Bushings

Shut OFF engine, set parking brake and remove key.

NOTE: Rotor shown illustrates blade replacement examples for both scoop and paddle blades. Always maintain original factory provided blade pattern.

Outer Blades:

NOTE: If removing blades or bushings for inspection purposes, be certain to reinstall blades on SAME support from which they were removed. This must be done to maintain balance. It is a good practice to mark each blade before removal.

Install new hardware in the same direction as it was removed when installing or replacing blades.

Remove lock nut (A), cap screw (B), washers (C), and bushings (D).

Inspect and if needed replace bushings while replacing blades. See your John Deere dealer for replacement parts.

Replace blade and install cap screw, washers, bushings, and lock nut. Tighten nut to specification.

ItemMeasurementSpecification
Chopper Blade Lock NutTorque60 N·m (44 lb.-ft.)

H87283
H87283-UN-01AUG07

H87284
H87284-UN-01AUG07

A—H - Paddle Blades

I—P - Paddle Blades

Blade Configuration:

IMPORTANT: Chopper balance MUST be maintained. Replace BOTH blades on single support and BOTH blades on opposite support (180 degrees). Also replace four blades at opposite end of rotor, at same axial distance from balance ring. Eight blades MUST be installed to replace one broken blade, or all blades can be replaced at one time. This MUST be done to maintain balance.

If blade (A) is broken, replace blades (A—H).

If blade (I) is broken, replace blades (I—P).

H98142
H98142-UN-21SEP10

A - Lock Nut

B - Cap Screw

C - Bushings

D - Bushings

Inner Blades:

NOTE: If removing blades or bushings for inspection purposes, be certain to reinstall blades on SAME support from which they were removed. This must be done to maintain balance. It is a good practice to mark each blade before removal.

Install new hardware in the same direction as it was removed when installing or replacing blades.

Remove lock nut (A), cap screw (B), and bushings (C and D).

Inspect and if needed replace bushings while replacing blades. See your John Deere dealer for replacement parts.

Replace blade and install cap screw, bushings, and lock nut. Tighten nut to specification.

ItemMeasurementSpecification
Chopper Blade Lock NutTorque60 N·m (44 lb.-ft.)

OUO6075,00009C2-19-20101117