A Case IH 2208 Row Crop Header is a specialized harvesting attachment designed to cut and gather row crops such as corn. Case IH, a major manufacturer of agricultural machinery, builds a comprehensive range of combines, headers, and tillage equipment for grain and row-crop farming. Row crop headers are front-mounted cutting platforms that work in conjunction with combine harvesters to efficiently collect multiple rows of standing crop.
This machine is configured as an eight-row header with 30-inch row spacing, a standard setup for North American corn production. The header is of non-chopping design, meaning it cuts the crop cleanly without internal grinding or shredding, which helps preserve kernel and cob quality. The red paint finish is typical of Case IH equipment. The machine features hydraulically operated deck plates, which control the flow of cut material into the gathering mechanism and allow adjustment for different crop conditions and moisture levels. An automatic header height control (AHHC) system is fitted, enabling the header to maintain consistent cutting height relative to the ground as it moves across uneven terrain.
The machine is used and was manufactured in 2003. It is located in Minnesota, USA, and is priced at $11,136.
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