The complete front header retains three silver crop dividers and its two visible feeding channels.
Stationary equipment before fieldwork
Equipment for Corn Harvesting Tasks
Illustrative scenes place the tracked 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
Positioned beside mature corn rows
Parked on a harvested stubble lane
The complete front header retains three silver crop dividers and its two visible feeding channels.
The front windscreen and both mirrors remain grouped with their visible supporting frame members.
The overhead canopy retains its two round front lamps as one visible exterior assembly group.
The body keeps its visible covers, blower, intake, seat and ladder without invented internal parts.
Two crawler assemblies retain their rubber tracks and rollers, with no tracks left on the body.
The rear hopper stays grouped with its visible braced support, without assuming hidden mechanisms.

Our team is ready to advise you on the best product configuration and procurement plan.
info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899The specification table lists two working rows and adaptable row spacing of 500-700 mm. Confirm suitability for the planted rows.
The brochure lists 78 kW as matched power. Engine model, fuel consumption and the precise engine rating basis are not supplied.
The model table gives 5770 x 1650 x 3010 mm, in length x width x height order. Confirm dimensions for the supplied tracked configuration.
No. The cover shows crawler tracks, while some component photos show tires. Confirm the ordered chassis and component applicability.
A brochure caption states 2.2 m. Its measurement point, load condition and configuration scope are not specified and need confirmation.