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Kx7 Toughthresh Threshing Elements Kit for John Deere Combines – Cereal Grains

Original price was: $3,417.65.Current price is: $2,076.71.

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When it’s harvest time and you’re pushing through acres of wheat, barley, or other cereals, you need threshing elements that can handle the workload without breaking down. Worn or damaged threshing elements don’t just slow you down—they can cost you grain and leave you with a mess that takes time to clean up. This Kondex Kx7 Toughthresh kit gives you everything you need to get your combine threshing properly again.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete kit with front lip, Max Thresh, and Max Round elements for different row positions
  • Kondex quality construction that’s built to handle the impact and wear of heavy threshing
  • Designed specifically for cereal grains like wheat, barley, and oats
  • All the elements you need in one kit—no hunting around for individual pieces

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed for John Deere combines working cereal grain fields. Whether you’re running a smaller machine on a family operation or a larger combine for custom harvesting, these elements handle the constant impact of separating grain from straw. The different element types work together—the front lip guides material flow, while the Max Thresh and Max Round elements in different positions provide the right combination of aggressive threshing and gentle grain handling.

Made to Last

Kondex has been making combine parts for decades, and they know what it takes to survive a harvest season. These elements are built to handle the rocks, dirt, and tough conditions that come with real-world combining. The hardened construction resists wear while maintaining the proper clearances for good grain separation.

Good to Know

The kit includes specific quantities and part numbers for different positions in your combine cylinder. You’ll want to replace elements as a set to maintain proper balance and threshing performance. If you’re not sure about installation, most combine dealers or experienced mechanics can get you set up quickly between fields.