A Case IH 1063 Row Crop Header is a corn head attachment used to harvest corn in row-crop farming operations. Case IH, a major manufacturer of agricultural equipment, designs headers and harvesting machinery for grain and row-crop producers. This header is mounted to a combine harvester and removes ears of corn from standing stalks, feeding them into the combine's elevator system.
This machine is configured as a six-row corn head with 30-inch row spacing, the standard spacing used in North American corn production. It features Case IH narrow throat hook-ups, which allow it to couple to compatible combine harvesters. The header is equipped with opposed knife rolls—dual rotating cutting mechanisms that work against each other to cleanly sever stalks. A PTO driveshaft transmits power from the combine to operate the cutting and feeding mechanisms. The header includes a top shield and side shields to contain material during harvest and prevent spillage.
The unit shows its age as a 1994-model machine but is described as a nice older head. Water pump bearings are noted as part of the mechanical package. The machine is located in Ohio, USA, and is priced at $4,375.
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