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Drive Chain for Vacuum Seed Meter and Insecticide Pull Units with 108 Links

Original price was: $23.58.Current price is: $15.54.

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SKU: SMA-673-P41108 Category:

When you’re gearing up for planting season, every component on your planter needs to work just right. This drive chain is designed for vacuum seed meter applications and insecticide pull units, where precise timing keeps your planting operation smooth and your seed placement accurate. If your planter’s been acting up or you’ve noticed chain stretch or wear, this replacement gets you back to consistent performance.

What You’re Getting

  • Pre-sized at 108 links plus one connector link for easy installation
  • Diamond brand quality that stands up to the constant cycling of planting operations
  • Direct replacement for Kinze G3303-108 applications—no modifications needed
  • Proper chain tension that keeps your meter timing exactly where it should be

Built for Real Farm Work

This chain fits vacuum seed meters and insecticide application systems that work alongside your planter. Whether you’re running corn, beans, or other row crops, these systems need precise chain drive to maintain proper seed spacing and chemical placement. The 108-link length is specifically engineered for the drive ratios these units require.

Made to Last

Farm equipment chains take a beating from dust, debris, and constant operation during those long planting days. This Diamond chain is built with quality materials that resist stretching and wear, so you won’t be stopping in the field for adjustments or replacements when you’re trying to get crops in the ground.

Installation Notes

The chain comes with the exact link count you need, including the connector link. Before installation, clean out any old grease and debris from the sprocket areas. A light coating of chain lube after installation helps everything run smooth and quiet. Check your owner’s manual for proper tension specs—too tight and you’ll put extra stress on bearings, too loose and you’ll get poor timing.