The Case IH 3412 is a row crop header designed for mechanical corn harvesting. Row crop headers are the cutting and gathering mechanism mounted to the front of a combine harvester, responsible for severing stalks and feeding them into the machine. Case IH is a major manufacturer of agricultural equipment serving grain and row crop producers worldwide.
This 2009 model features a working width of 12 rows at 30-inch spacing, making it suitable for standard North American corn field configurations. The header is built on a rigid frame and equipped with a hydraulic flat deck to support and convey harvested crop material. It incorporates a height and tilt sensor system for automatic ground-following and header pitch adjustment during operation. The cutting mechanism uses plastic tips, and the unit includes an integral chopper for processing residue. Financing options are available for qualified buyers.
The machine is located in Quebec, Canada, and is offered at $24,943.
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