A row crop header is a specialized harvesting attachment designed to work with a combine harvester, engineered to pick and cut standing crops—primarily corn—and deliver them to the combine's threshing mechanism. Case IH is a major manufacturer of agricultural machinery, known for building combines, tractors, and crop-handling equipment for large-scale farming operations across grains and row crops.
This Case IH 1063 Row Crop Header is a six-row corn head with 30-inch row spacing, the standard configuration for North American corn production. The machine is equipped with a top shield for crop flow management and features Case IH Narrow Throat hookups, the connection system designed for compatibility with Case IH combine models of its generation. The unit is used and dates to 1993, reflecting the design and construction standards of early-1990s harvesting equipment. It is currently located in Ohio, USA, a major corn-growing region, and is offered at $3,579.
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