A Capello Quasar F8 Row Crop Header is a corn head designed for mechanical harvesting of corn and maize crops. Row crop headers are mounted to the front of combine harvesters to cut and gather standing stalks and ears across multiple rows simultaneously. This 2011 model is configured for eight-row operation, making it suitable for medium to large-scale corn production operations.
This header is built on the Capello 830 platform and is equipped with a Stalkmaster chopper system that processes stalks into fine material suitable for spreading or collection. The eight-row, wide-spaced (8RWS) configuration reflects standard North American corn row spacing. Plastic snoops are fitted to the gathering mechanism to guide stalks smoothly into the cutting and collection system.
Power and operation are delivered via PTO (Power Take-Off) drive from the host combine. The deck plate—the primary cutting surface that supports stalks during severance—is operated hydraulically for smooth, adjustable cutting action. A center coverter helps direct cut material toward the center of the header for efficient gathering. The auger system, also hydraulically controlled, conveys gathered material toward the combine's feederhouse; hydraulic end-plug unplugging allows for rapid clearing of blockages without manual intervention. Rotary knives mounted beneath the header provide the cutting action necessary to sever stalks cleanly at ground level.
The machine is located in Quebec, Canada, and is offered in used condition at CAD $23,835.
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