Cotton season is tough on your picker, and when that module maker belt starts showing wear or damage, you need to get back up and running fast. Nothing slows down harvest like a belt that’s slipping, fraying, or just plain giving up when you’ve got acres left to pick. This 7-inch textured repair section gives you exactly what you need to patch things up and keep going.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty textured surface that grips cotton modules securely without slipping
- 72-inch length provides enough material for most common repair jobs
- Compatible construction that splices seamlessly with your existing belt system
- Field-ready design built to handle the constant flexing and cotton dust
Built for Real Farm Work
This repair section is designed for the module maker systems on John Deere’s CP690, CS690, and 7760 cotton pickers. Whether you’re running a six-row picker through tight fields or covering ground with a bigger machine, this belt section handles the job of moving those heavy cotton modules from the picker to the module builder.
Made to Last
Cotton picking puts serious stress on belts—constant flexing, abrasive cotton debris, and the weight of packed modules. This repair section uses textured material that maintains its grip even when things get dusty, and it’s built to flex thousands of times without cracking or separating.
Good to Know
Having a repair section on hand before you need it can save hours during harvest. Most repairs can be done in the field with basic belt splicing tools, though you’ll want to follow your picker’s service manual for proper splicing techniques. Keep the belt clean during installation for the best splice strength.
