north central Ohio | thefarmers - 11/11/2021 14:22
No. Caseih dealer won't even sell them here. Deck plates are to high off the ground. Can't get low enough to get down corn laying with the row. Even in down corn laying across the rows it slides up on the snouts and just stops there. Shells alot unless you keep the deck plates completely closed, then stalks pile in and plug. Ours has the end augers and in corn with high ears it tosses them over the end.
Did you take time and adjust feeder house back? Allows head to get much lower and flatter. |
Would you buy a CaseIh 4408 corn head again
