John Deere® X9 Compatible Premium Feeder House Sprocket - 13 Tooth

Keep the product feeding system on your John Deere® X9 combine harvester in top condition with this premium C&M feeder house sprocket. Designed specifically for the X9 1000 and X9 1100 combine harvesters, this heavy-duty replacement sprocket is manufactured for use with the CA557 feeder chain and features a 13-tooth configuration for correct chain feeding performance.

Manufactured in our Griffith factory, this single-piece tube assembly features four 13-tooth sprockets machined from high-grade 1045 steel. To ensure an extended service life under high radial loads, we use special heavy-wall seamless tubing and  nitride-hardened splines that is perfectly matched to OEM dimensions. Replacing worn sprockets is essential to maintain feeder chain alignment and prevent premature wear on your driveline.

John Deere® OEM Cross-Reference

Replaces OEM Part Numbers: AXE62049, AXE108541

Technical Specifications & Features

• C&M Part Number: CMAXE108541
• Application: John Deere® X9 feeder house
• Configuration: 13-tooth feeder sprocket
• Chain Size: CA557
• Designed for the 4-chain feeder house system used on compatible X9 combines
• Direct replacement for John Deere® AXE62049 and AXE108541
• Designed to restore correct feeder chain engagement and tracking
• Suitable for John Deere® X9 1000 and X9 1100 combine harvesters
• Available from Collier & Miller for Australia-wide supply

Why Replace Worn Feeder House Sprockets?

The feeder house chain and sprockets work together as a matched drive system. As sprocket teeth wear, the tooth profile can become hooked or reduced in size, preventing the CA557 chain from seating correctly. Continued operation with worn sprockets can accelerate chain wear, increase vibration and contribute to inconsistent crop feeding.

Installing a new feeder sprocket restores the correct tooth profile and provides positive engagement with the feeder chain, helping keep the product feeding system operating smoothly under demanding harvest conditions.

Expert Maintenance Review

When replacing a feeder house chain on a John Deere® X9 combine, inspect the complete sprocket assembly at the same time. Check each sprocket for hooked teeth, uneven wear, damaged tooth profiles or excessive wear where the chain engages the sprocket.

Installing a new feeder chain onto heavily worn sprockets can reduce the service life of the replacement chain. For best results, replace worn sprockets as part of the feeder house overhaul so the new chain runs against an accurate and consistent tooth profile.

Installation Tip

Before installation, inspect the feeder sprocket tube, bearings, feeder chain bars and associated drive components for wear or damage. Following installation, confirm correct feeder chain alignment and tension according to the machine manufacturer's service procedure before returning the combine to operation.

The C&M Difference

Collier & Miller develops and supplies agricultural replacement parts for Australian harvesting conditions. Our range of John Deere® X9 compatible parts includes feeder house, product feeding, threshing and grain handling components designed to help keep your combine operating through harvest.

Australia-wide shipping available.

John Deere® is a registered trademark of Deere & Company. OEM names and part numbers are quoted for identification and cross-reference purposes only. C&M replacement parts are aftermarket products and are not manufactured or endorsed by the original equipment manufacturer. Verify machine and part-number compatibility before ordering.