Chaff Cutter Spare Parts Name List (Kutti Machine) 2026

When a chaff cutter stops cutting cleanly or starts jamming, it is almost always one of a handful of parts. Knowing the name of each part, what it does, and the sign that it needs replacing saves you time at the counter and stops a small fault turning into a breakdown. This is a plain chaff cutter spare parts name list for the kutti machine, with what each part does and when to replace it.

How a chaff cutter works

A chaff cutter feeds fodder between two rollers onto a fixed plate, where blades mounted on a spinning flywheel slice it into short pieces. Power comes from an electric motor or an engine through a V-belt. Most faults trace back to the blades, the plate they cut against, the feed rollers, or the belt and bearings that keep everything turning.

Chaff cutter spare parts name list

For blades, bearings, belts and other wear parts, see the spare parts page or share your model with our team to match the right part.

Parts that wear out fastest

On a chaff cutter used daily, the blades and the shear plate go first, because they take the cutting load every second the machine runs. The V-belt is next, then the bearings. Keep a spare set of blades and a belt in the shed before the season, so a dull blade never stops your feeding routine.

How to order the right part

Tell the dealer your exact chaff cutter model (for example the ALAP AC-9Z-1.0) and the part name from the list above. For blades, say how many and whether they are flywheel or plate parts. Quoting the model avoids a part that almost fits but does not. New to the machine? Read our chaff cutter guide, or compare sizes and cost in the chaff cutter price guide. For approved machinery models and government schemes, you can also check the Government of India farm machinery portal.

Download the full parts list

The same list, printable, with the labelled chaff cutter diagram. Take it to the dealer counter instead of describing the part with your hands. Download the chaff cutter spare parts name list (PDF).

Frequently asked questions

What are the main parts of a chaff cutter?

The cutting blades, the shear plate they cut against, the feed rollers and their gears, the flywheel and shaft, the bearings, and the V-belt and pulley. Blades and the plate do the actual cutting; the rest feeds the fodder and carries the power.

Which chaff cutter part wears out fastest?

The cutting blades and the shear plate, since they take the cutting load constantly. The V-belt and bearings follow. Keep spare blades and a belt on hand.

How often should chaff cutter blades be replaced?

When the edges dull or chip and the fodder tears instead of cutting cleanly. With daily use this can be once or twice a season; sharpening helps between replacements.

Why is my chaff cutter not feeding fodder properly?

Usually the feed rollers are worn smooth or a roller gear is chipped, so the fodder slips. Check the rollers and gears first.

Can I use another brand's blades in my chaff cutter?

Not reliably. Blade size and mounting differ by model, so always match the blade to your exact machine rather than assuming it fits.

Where can I buy chaff cutter spare parts?

From the spare parts page or through the Almighty Agrotech dealer network. Share your model to get the correct part the first time.

How much does a chaff cutter blade cost?

Blades are among the cheaper wearing parts and are usually sold as a set that matches your flywheel. The exact price depends on blade size and model, so check the current rate on the spare parts page or ask the dealer with your machine number.

What are chaff cutter blades made of, and how often should they be sharpened?

They are made of hardened carbon or alloy steel so the edge holds under constant cutting. Sharpen the edge when the fodder starts to tear instead of slicing cleanly, and replace the blade once it is chipped or too thin to hold an edge. Sharpening buys time between replacements.

Is there a chaff cutter spare parts price list or PDF?

Yes. Download the printable chaff cutter spare parts name list (PDF) with the labelled diagram. For current prices on each part, check the spare parts page or ask your dealer with your model number.

Part names are general to help you identify and order. Fitment differs by model, so confirm the exact part for your chaff cutter before buying.