A pivoting two-part crop divider retracts rearward on obstacle contact, reducing header damage and avoiding harvest interruptions.
An angular auger stripper strips crop material before it wraps, improving rearward flow from the auger leading edge.
A header end hood mount pivots outwardly and upwardly to provide direct access to row unit components.
Rotating disk dividers lift lodged crop material into the header, reducing yield loss from ineffective direction.
A rotatable tall corn attachment mounts to a divider hood for quick position changes.
A conical helicoidal lift with opposing screw threads increases peripheral speed to direct sugar cane stalks efficiently.
Electronic control device switches lateral dividing element drive on or off to reduce energy consumption during field turning.
Rotating lateral fingers and hood pivot around central axes to expose auger activation controls, eliminating manual disassembly during inspection.
Rotatable deflector assembly adjusts line divider width, eliminating complex disassembly during transport.
Ground-driven wheels rotate via field contact to gather downed crop, reducing header weight and complexity.
Hydraulic drives pivot stalk dividers to meet legal width limits without disconnecting conveying aids.
An adjustable ear dam uses a movable upper member and slideable flaps to maintain constant positioning relative to gathering chains.
An inverted adjustment assembly relocates control from beneath gathering chains to the hood exterior, eliminating manual lifting requirements.
Telescoping supports and four-point hinges allow the snout and gatherer hood to clear cross auger overhangs for compact transport.
Molded paddle blades mounted on the reel end shield plate sweep crop material away from the divider interface.