The front header groups five silver crop dividers, four intake gaps and the visible red auger.
Stationary equipment before fieldwork
Equipment for Corn Harvesting Tasks
Illustrative scenes place the wheeled harvester beside mature corn rows, on harvested stubble, at a farm shed and on a service lane. The machine is stationary and fully visible. These scenes show context only; they do not verify output, terrain capability, harvesting loss or operating performance.
Positioned beside mature corn rows
Parked on a harvested stubble lane
Stationary equipment before fieldwork
Full machine shown beside the field
Positioned beside mature corn rows
Parked on a harvested stubble lane
The front header groups five silver crop dividers, four intake gaps and the visible red auger.
The enclosed glazed cab and its mirror supports form one group, with the roof shown separately.
The curved gray roof retains four round work lamps arranged in two pairs along its front edge.
The central body retains visible covers, elevator, tank and ladder, without invented internals.
Two large front wheels and two smaller rear wheels retain their tires and gray steel wheel rims.
The rear hopper remains grouped with its silver upper lip and visible black bracing structure.

Our team is ready to advise you on the best product configuration and procurement plan.
info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899The specification table lists four working rows and adaptable row spacing of 500-700 mm. Confirm suitability for the planted rows.
The brochure lists 110.3 kW as matched power. Engine model, fuel consumption and the precise engine rating basis are not supplied.
The model table gives 6100 x 2710 x 2990 mm, in length x width x height order. Confirm dimensions for the supplied wheeled configuration.
The main image shows an enclosed glazed cab on a wheeled machine. Heating, cooling and noise ratings are not specified in the source.
A brochure caption states 2.3 m. Its measurement point, load condition and configuration scope are not specified and need confirmation.