A Case IH 2208 Row Crop Header is a corn harvesting attachment designed to mount on a combine harvester. Row crop headers are engineered to cut and gather standing corn stalks and direct them into the combine's processing system. Case IH manufactures a comprehensive range of agricultural machinery spanning tractors, combines, and specialized harvesting attachments, serving farms and contractors across grain and row-crop operations.
This 2003 model is an eight-row corn head configured for 30-inch row spacing, a standard row width in North American corn production. The header features hydraulic deck plates, which use fluid pressure to adjust gathering and feeding action, and poly snouts—the plastic or composite nose pieces that help guide stalks into the gathering mechanism. The machine is equipped with Case IH wide throat hookups, connecting points that mate with combine models using Case IH's standard wide-throat interface. A PTO (power take-off) drive shaft is included, enabling the header to draw rotational power from the combine's PTO system to operate its gathering and feeding components.
The unit is used and located in Ohio, USA. Financing and trucking services are noted as available options.
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