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Used implement in Netherlands

  • 2011 Kemper 375

    2011 Kemper 375

    • Manufacturer: Kemper
    • Model: 375
    • Cutting width: 24.61 ft

    Kemper 375 maize jaw 10 rows. double fold out. torpedoes suitable for claas 492/498/502 very neat corncutter knives and reamers neat. serial nr 1km0375rtbb116143

    Vriezenveen, Netherlands
  • 2008 Kemper FI 470 375

    2008 Kemper FI 470 375

    • Manufacturer: Kemper

    Kemper FI 470 375 - year built: 2008 - 10 rows - incl transport security - trade-in and transport possible -

    Vriezenveen, Netherlands
  • Claas PU 300 HD

    Claas PU 300 HD

    • Manufacturer: Claas
    • Model: PU 300 HD
    • Cutting width: 9.84 ft

    Claas Pu 300 HD auto pilot. matching the 492 series. wheel set manual fold out. serial number 90501083

    Vriezenveen, Netherlands
  • Claas pu 300 hd

    Claas pu 300 hd

    • Manufacturer: Claas
    • Model: PU 300 HD
    • Cutting width: 9.84 ft

    Claas pu 300 hd typ 905 crop rollers. manual folding running wheels. serial number 90501903

    Vriezenveen, Netherlands
  • Claas PU 300 HD 905

    Claas PU 300 HD 905

    • Manufacturer: Claas
    • Model: PU 300 HD
    • Cutting width: 9.84 ft

    claas pu 300 hd grass pickup hydraulic folding running wheels. 2 crop rollers. serial number 90501352

    Vriezenveen, Netherlands

Overview

Harvester headers are crucial attachments for combine harvesters, designed to efficiently cut and gather crops during the harvesting process. They come in various types, including grain headers, corn headers, and draper headers, each tailored to specific crop types and conditions. These attachments significantly enhance the efficiency and productivity of harvesting operations.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used harvester header?

Check the compatibility with your combine harvester, the condition of cutting blades and augers, and look for any signs of wear or damage. Also, review maintenance records if available.

How do I safely ship a harvester header?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the header is securely fastened and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the recommended maintenance for a harvester header?

Regularly inspect and sharpen cutting blades, check and lubricate moving parts, and ensure all bolts and connections are secure. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.