John Deere Cylindrical Head Self-Tapping Screw - H201027

Key Features

• Self-tapping design creates its own thread during installation, enabling secure fastening into compatible materials without pre-threaded holes.
• Cylindrical head with TRX40 drive provides strong tool engagement and precise torque control for consistent installation.
• High-strength steel construction delivers durability in demanding agricultural environments.
• Phosphate-coated finish offers corrosion resistance against rust and environmental wear.
• Precision metric dimensions: M8 thread, 20 mm length, 1.25 mm pitch for reliable fitment in compatible assemblies.
• OEM John Deere quality, engineered to original equipment specifications for dependable installation and long-term reliability.
• Ideal for securing components in agricultural machinery assemblies, including baler, combine, and header maintenance; suitable for replacing worn self-tapping screws and routine equipment repair.

Product Details

• Product Type: Cylindrical Head Self-Tapping Screw
• Brand: John Deere
• Part Number: H201027
• Thread Size: M8
• Thread Pitch: 1.25 mm
• Length: 20 mm
• Drive Type: TRX40
• Head Height: 4.10 mm
• Material: High-strength steel
• Finish: Phosphate-coated corrosion-resistant finish
• Weight: 0.009 kg
• Height: 1.778 cm
• Length: 2.286 cm
• Application: Self-tapping screw used for fastening mechanical components within agricultural equipment assemblies

Compatibility

• Compatible John Deere models across harvesting and baling equipment
• Baler models: 467, 468, 469, 568, 569
• Combine Harvesters: 1450CWS, 1450WTS, 1550CWS, 1550WTS, 9540WTS, 9560WTS, 9560i WTS, 9580WTS, 9580i WTS, 9640WTS, 9640i WTS, 9660WTS, 9660i WTS, 9680WTS, 9680i WTS
• Combine Headers: 615F, 615R, 618F, 618R, 620F, 620R, 622F, 622R, 622X, 625, 625D, 625F, 625R, 630D, 630F, 630FD, 630R, 635, 635D, 635F, 635FD, 635R, 640FD, 640X, 645FD, 722, 725X, 730X, 735FD, 740D, 740FD, 740X, 745FD, 913F, 918, 924, 925R
• Note: Compatibility may vary depending on machine configuration, attachment type, and serial number. Always confirm with your equipment’s parts catalogue before ordering.