Case-IH® Compatible Stainless Steel Tailing Elevator Bottom Plate
Upgrade your tailing elevator with this premium C&M Australian-made stainless steel bottom plate. Specifically engineered for Case-IH® mid-series combine harvesters, this abrasion-resistant plate provides a long-lasting solution to common wear and corrosion issues in the tailings system.
Manufactured in our Griffith factory from 3mm high-grade stainless steel, this bottom plate is designed for a precise fit on a wide range of Axial-Flow models. By replacing the standard steel plate with this stainless version, you ensure a longer service life and smoother material flow during harvest.
Case-IH® Series Compatibility
Stainless Steel Bottom Plate Compatibility: Case IH 14, 16, 23 & 25 Series
| Series |
Models |
Serial/Reference |
| Case-IH® 14 Series |
1420, 1440, 1460, 1480 |
All Models |
| Case-IH® 16 Series |
1620, 1640, 1644, 1660, 1666, 1680, 1688 |
All Models |
| Case-IH® 23 Series |
2344, 2366, 2388 |
All Models |
| Case-IH® 25 Series |
2577, 2588 |
All Models |
Technical Specifications & Features
- Manufacturer: Proudly C&M Australian made in Griffith, NSW.
- Material: 3mm high-grade Stainless Steel for maximum abrasion resistance.
- Dimensions: 154mm (Width) x 230mm (Length) x 32mm (Height).
- Installation: Direct-fit replacement; fasteners are not included.
- Shipping: Available for fast Australia-wide dispatch from Collier & Miller.
Expert Maintenance Review
The tailing elevator bottom plate is a high-impact zone prone to thinning from constant grain friction and moisture-induced corrosion. We recommend inspecting this plate annually during your pre-harvest check.
Upgrading to a stainless steel plate is a key preventative maintenance step that prevents "blow-outs" in the tailings system. A failed bottom plate can lead to significant grain loss and downtime. This 3mm extended wear solution is significantly more robust than original equipment painted steel versions, ensuring your machine stays in top condition for multiple seasons.
Recommended Maintenance Upgrade
While replacing the bottom plate, check the tailings elevator chain and paddles. Ensuring your paddles are not rounded or worn will work in tandem with the new plate to maintain optimum elevator capacity and prevent grain return issues.