A Case IH 1063 Row Crop Header is a corn head attachment designed for mechanical harvesting of corn. Case IH is a major global manufacturer of agricultural machinery and equipment serving the farming industry. Row crop headers are front-mounted or towed implements that work in conjunction with a combine harvester to cut, gather, and convey corn stalks and ears into the harvesting system.
This machine is a six-row corn head configured for 30-inch row spacing, a standard commercial setup for medium-to-large-scale corn operations. The header features a poly floor—a durable plastic-lined gathering surface that reduces friction and helps move harvested crop material toward the elevator—and standard snapping rolls, the mechanical components that break ear shelling from the stalk during the picking process. Dating to 1997, this used unit is located in Indiana, USA, and is priced at $5,488.
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