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Kx7 Threshstart Kit for John Deere Combines – Corn and Soybean Threshing Components

Original price was: $1,219.69.Current price is: $743.12.

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When you’re running combines all day in corn and beans, getting the threshing system dialed in just right makes all the difference between clean grain in the tank and problems in the field. This Kx7 Threshstart kit gives you the key threshing components you need to keep your John Deere combine separating grain efficiently while minimizing damage and losses.

What You’re Getting

  • Front lip component that helps guide crop material into the threshing area smoothly
  • Max thresh row piece designed to optimize threshing action for both corn and soybeans
  • Max round row component that works with the curved areas of your concave system
  • Complete kit configuration that replaces worn components with precision-made parts
  • KONDEX quality construction built to handle the demanding conditions of harvest season

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed for John Deere combines working corn and soybean crops where proper threshing action is critical. Whether you’re running through 200-bushel corn or trying to get every last bean out of the pod without cracking, these components work together to maintain the right balance of threshing intensity and grain preservation.

Made to Last

Combine threshing components take tremendous punishment from the constant impact of grain, cobs, and stems moving at high speed. KONDEX builds these parts with materials and heat treatment designed to resist wear and maintain their threshing surfaces through long harvest seasons.

Good to Know

This is a precision threshing kit where proper installation and adjustment matter. Make sure your concave bars are clean and properly spaced before installing these components. The positioning of each piece affects threshing performance, so take time to set them according to your operator manual for the crops you’re harvesting.