Chopping Corn Heads 

Point-to-point, pinching stalk rolls power feed cornstalks directly into the path of rotating disc blades (2,880 rpm). Blades chop nearly the full length of the stalk rolls for a consistent 3–4-in. (79–102-mm) length of cut.

Longer, larger-diameter stalk rolls are designed for greater capacity, allowing for faster harvest speeds and consistent crop residue size, even in the highest-yielding crops.

Other features:

• One-piece lever for manual disengagement of each individual chopper
• Hydraulic stripper plate adjustment

Case IH 2600 chopping corn heads are equipped with a heavier-capacity independent gearbox for each row. And, you can switch the chopping mechanism on or off independently of the rest of the corn head when the chopping of stalks is not needed.

Low-profile dividers effectively hug the ground, giving you more ears in the header for increased product savings. Divider height is adjustable.

Composed of polyethylene, Case IH chopping corn head dividers are more durable than metal. And, because the polyethylene outer dividers reduce ear bounce, grain loss is minimized.

Optional hydraulic-driven spiral end dividers pick up downed cornstalks and gently guide them into the corn head, delivering every ear to the combine without ear toss or kernel loss at the head.