New Harvesting Heads from John Deere

Introduction of 600 Series corn head and flex draper soybean platform

To match up with the new S Series combines, John Deere is introducing the 600 Series corn heads, including the company’s first 16- and 18-row heads.


The series offers five models with various row spacings:

Model Rows Row Spacings
606C 6 30-, 36-, 38-inch
608C 8 30-, 36-, 38-inch
612C 12 20-, 22-, 30-, 36-, 38-inch
616C 16 30-inch
618C 18 20-, 22-inch

The 600 Series StalkMaster heads have row-unit chopping disconnects that allow the chopping feature to be disengaged on-the-go, as well as improved header height control, which senses farther forward and on outer rows.


For customers wanting a flexible-draper platform, John Deere is introducing the new 600FD HydraFlex draper, which is available in 35- and 40-foot models. Flexible draper technology allows more productivity and faster ground speeds, up to 10 mph, when harvesting soybeans.

To read more about the S Series combines, click here.

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