The Case IH 1063 Row Crop Header is a corn head designed for mechanical corn harvesting. Corn headers of this type are mounted on combines to cut and gather standing corn crops, removing ears from stalks and feeding them into the harvester for processing. Case IH is a major manufacturer of agricultural machinery serving grain and row-crop farming operations worldwide.
This 1963 model is configured as a six-row header with 30-inch row spacing (6R30), a standard setup for corn production. The unit is equipped with standard snapping rolls, which grip and snap corn ears from the stalk during operation. The header includes a Kelder corn reel, a recently used component that has completed one season of service and is responsible for gathering cut stalks and directing ears toward the snapping mechanism. The machine is used and located in Ohio, USA.
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