A platform header is a crop-cutting attachment designed for use with combine harvesters. It is mounted to the front of a combine to cut and collect standing grain crops, and is essential equipment for wheat, barley, oat, and other small-grain harvesting operations. AGCO is a leading global manufacturer of agricultural machinery and equipment serving farmers and contractors across grain and forage production.
This AGCO 8200 Platform Header is a 2007 Gleaner 8200-25R flex head model with a 25-foot working width, suitable for efficient swathing and combining of cereal crops across medium to large-acreage operations. The header features a Crary air reel system, which uses air current to condition and move cut crop material toward the feederhouse, improving feeding consistency and reducing losses. The reel is a 6-bar design with plastic teeth, a proven configuration for reliable operation across varying crop conditions.
Power and control are managed through a single drive and single-point hydraulic system, simplifying hookup and reducing the number of hydraulic connections required on the combine. The header accepts a 1 3/8-inch shaft running at 1000 PTO (power take-off) revolutions per minute, the industry standard for most combines of this era and capacity class. End dividers are fitted to help direct crop flow and maintain header performance across the full cutting width.
The unit is equipped with lights for enhanced visibility during operation. A separate Unverferth HT25 head hauler is available as an optional purchase for an additional $3,900 if transport and storage assistance is required.
This machine is located in Wisconsin, USA, and is priced at $15,545.
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