CASE-IH® Compatible Perforated Elevator Door (Tailings)
Maintain the efficiency of your grain handling system with this premium perforated tailings elevator door. Specifically engineered for Case-IH® early and mid-series Axial-Flow combines, this specialized door is the professional solution for repairing worn components in the tailings return circuit.
This perforated door fits directly onto the bottom tailings elevator boot. The precision-punched design allows fine dust and debris to escape while retaining unthreshed material, preventing buildup in the return system. Manufactured to provide superior abrasion resistance, this high-strength door ensures your elevator boot remains in top condition, offering an extended wear life compared to standard non-hardened units.
CASE-IH® OEM Cross-Reference
Replaces OEM Part Number: 174193C1
Elevator Door Compatibility: Case-IH Axial-Flow Series
| Series |
Models |
Specification |
| Case-IH® 14 Series |
1420, 1440, 1460, 1470, 1480, 1482 |
Standard Tailings Boot |
| Case-IH® 16 Series |
1620, 1640, 1644, 1660, 1666, 1680, 1682, 1688 |
Standard Tailings Boot |
| Case-IH® 21 & 23 Series |
2144–2188, 2344–2388 |
Standard Tailings Boot |
| Case-IH® 25 & Vintage |
2577, 2588, 914, 915 |
Standard Tailings Boot |
Technical Specifications & Features
- Quality: Premium quality aftermarket replacement part.
- Design: Perforated face for debris screening and self-cleaning operation.
- Application: Direct-fit door for the tailings elevator bottom boot.
- Wear Rating: Extended wear construction to resist abrasive unthreshed grain.
- Refurbishment: Engineered to repair worn components and prevent grain leakage.
- Dispatch: Available for fast Australia-wide shipping from Collier & Miller.
Expert Maintenance Review
The tailings elevator door is a high-impact friction zone where return material is swept into the elevator paddles. Standard doors often suffer from rapid abrasion thinning, which can lead to "blow-outs" and significant grain loss under the machine. We recommend inspecting the interior surface of the door and the latch mechanism during every preventative maintenance check to identify thinning before structural failure occurs.
Upgrading to this high-performance perforated door is a strategic choice to save money on maintenance downtime. The self-screening design keeps your grain handling system running cleaner, ensuring your return elevator stays in top condition and providing a significantly longer service life for the entire tailings assembly.
Installation Tip: Check Paddle Clearance
When installing your new 174193C1 door, ensure the latch pulls the door tight against the boot frame to prevent fine seed leakage. This is the ideal time to check your tailings elevator chain and paddles for wear. Worn paddles will fail to clear the door efficiently, leading to material buildup and accelerated abrasion on your new door.