A Case IH 2208 Row Crop Header is a specialized harvesting attachment designed to work with combines during grain and crop operations. Case IH is a major manufacturer of agricultural machinery serving row crop farming across North America and beyond, known for producing combines, headers, and related equipment for efficient field harvesting.
This header is configured as an eight-row unit with 30-inch row spacing, making it suited to standard North American crop layouts. The machine features hydraulic deck plates, which adjust ground contact and improve crop flow during operation. It is equipped with a three-position header sensor for lateral tilt correction, allowing the operator to maintain even cutting height across varying terrain. The header connects to a combine via a 540 PTO (power take-off) shaft, the industry standard for power transmission on agricultural equipment.
The unit was originally mounted on a Case IH 7230 combine and has been actively maintained. New cutting knives were installed within the last year, and the chain drive system was renewed at the same time, with sprockets replaced as needed to ensure smooth operation. The hydraulic deck plates show some wear consistent with field use, which is normal for equipment of this age and service history. Poly covers have been fitted to a couple of rows, protecting those sections from weather exposure.
This machine is located in Iowa, USA, and is priced at $9,505.
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