Mini Corn Harvester, also known as a combine harvester, is a machine that is used to harvest corn crops. Some of the features of a typical corn harvester include:
Header: The header is the front part of the harvester that cuts the corn plants and gathers them into the machine. It may include a variety of cutting mechanisms, such as a reel or a cutter bar.
Threshing mechanism: The threshing mechanism is responsible for separating the corn kernels from the stalks, cobs, and other debris. This usually involves rotating drums or blades that beat the plants to knock the kernels loose.
Separation system: After the threshing mechanism has separated the kernels, they need to be separated from the chaff and other debris. This is typically done using a series of sieves or screens that separate the kernels based on size and weight.
Grain tank: The grain tank is a large container on the harvester that collects the harvested corn kernels. It can hold several hundred bushels of corn.
Cab: The cab is the enclosed space where the operator sits and controls the harvester. It is usually air-conditioned and provides a comfortable working environment.
GPS and other sensors: Many modern Mini Corn Harvesters come equipped with GPS and other sensors that help the operator to navigate the field and optimize the harvesting process.
Power source: Mini Corn Harvesters are typically powered by diesel engines that provide the necessary power to drive the cutting, threshing, and separation mechanisms.
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