AT THE HEART OF THE MODULE EXPRESS 635 IS THE CASE IH
MODULE-BUILDING CHAMBER
The module-building chamber is designed to vertically pack a transportable module with no exterior twine or plastic to worry about. A single operator runs one machine that goes from boll to module in one single step.

BECAUSE COTTON PLANTS HAVE TWO SIDES, SO WHY NOT PICK BOTH?
Maximize your yield and profit by picking more cotton from both sides of the row. Get the most through plant pepentration and picking effiency - more than an in-line drum that picks only from one side.

EXTENDA-WEAR PLUS SPINDLES
The Module Express 635 Cotton Picker features Extenda-Wear Plus™ spindles with a superior barb pattern of three rows of fourteen barbs. The first three barbs in each row are cut at a 30-degree angle to pick efficiently and help the cotton easily move off the spindle during the doffing process. For more efficient picking, the last 11 barbs are cut at a 45-degree angle. Extenda-Wear Plus spindles have 90-micron chrome thickness to provide you with maximum durability.

EVEN IN TOUGH FIELD CONDITIONS
Case IH engineers paid special attention to balance, weight distribution and floatation when designing the Module Express pickers to keep ground pressure low. 500/95–32 R1.5 dual-drive tires are used up front for high flotation, with large 23.5–26 steering tires on the powered rear axle.

THE BALANCE OF POWER
A longer chassis contributes to balance, and when combined with the powerful engine, a three-speed hydrostatic transmission and an all-wheel-drive, the Module Express 635 can harvest in difficult conditions as easily as it does on dry ground. Along with the high-flotation dual tires, these design features make the Module Express 635 one brawny performer that's remarkably light on its feet.