Self-propelled corn harvester

Name: Self-propelled corn harvester
SKU: p1_0Cqz6QrN392RYNoneCeJ1s3Att8
Availability: InStock

The self-propelled corn harvester is designed with the actual operational needs in mind, employing coordinated optimization of the harvesting, conveying, and material-collecting processes to enhance harvesting efficiency.

4YZP-4FD

Core parameters

Full specifications

Number of rows worked by the header (rows): 4
Harvesting table row spacing (mm): 600
Engine model: 280GIV

QuantityUnit: Units

Procurement Plan

Product Model: 4YZP-4FD
Product Color: Designated color
Response Time: 24 hours
Special Requirements: Communicate based on actual needs

Four Row Header

The front four-row header gathers standing corn and feeds the machine's documented ear-picking route as it advances through the field.

Hydraulic Two-Wheel Drive

Hydraulic two-wheel drive propels the chassis through field rows and coordinates forward movement with the header's harvesting path.

One-Pass Crop Handling

The documented route combines ear picking, conveying, peeling, grain collection and straw returning in one field pass.

Rear Grain Collection

A 2.8 m³ grain tank provides onboard receiving space after processing, keeping collected grain within a defined rear storage area.

Corn Harvesting From Header to Hopper

Integrated Corn Field Harvesting

These scenes show a harvester at a standing corn edge and on harvested ground. The front header enters the row while the operator works from the cab; the documented route combines ear picking, conveying, peeling, grain collection and straw return in one pass. Rear, front-left, side and front-right views show the complete machine.

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Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure

Front Corn Header Assembly
The front header gathers standing corn into the intake path and keeps entry aligned during field harvesting.
Header Intake Guards
Visible guards frame the openings and guide standing corn toward the intake path.
Main Chassis Frame
The main chassis supports the mounted assemblies and keeps their positions aligned as one machine.
Enclosed Operator Cab
The cab forms the forward operator station and gives the operator a clear view of the header and row.
Engine and Cooling Module
The visible engine and cooling assembly supplies drive power and manages heat during operation.
Crop Processing Housing
The processing housing contains visible peeling and crop-handling mechanisms between intake and transfer.
Chain-Scraper Elevator
The central elevator raises harvested ears from the header and transfers them to the collection hopper.

General information

Number of rows worked by the header (rows): 4
Harvesting table row spacing (mm): 600
Engine model: 280GIV

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Real Factory Footage

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Core Component Details

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which crop is harvested?

The machine is configured for corn harvesting, with the front header receiving standing crop before the documented processing sequence.

How many rows does it cover?

The supplied specification lists four operating rows for the front harvesting header.

Where is grain collected?

The supplied specification lists a 2.8 m³ grain tank as the onboard collection space after crop processing.

How is straw handled?

The documented harvesting sequence includes ear picking, conveying, peeling, grain collection and straw returning in one pass.

What should be checked first?

Before use, check the header, grain tank, guards, wheels, cab area and visible hydraulic connections, then follow the operating documentation.