This pick-up tine finger is the component that engages crop material from the swath and feeds it into the intake rotor of a self-propelled forage harvester. It is mounted on the pick-up drum and interacts directly with the stripper bars to release the crop evenly into the auger or feed rolls. A worn or bent finger reduces pick-up efficiency and can cause material bunching or blockages at the intake. The manufacturer produces this finger to match the original drum geometry, ensuring consistent tine projection and engagement with the stripper without requiring adjustment.