Case Corn Chopper

They are rare but we need a picture as it is possible it was made by IH for Case which happened during the 1960's. A Case IH well before the merger came to be.
 
That chopper is a likely a 200 series. They were very popular aronnd here in the 50-60s when a 1 row was still the norm. Dad sold lots of them.
The IH built unit badged as a Case 300 chopper could be equiped with a one row head, but by then 2 row heads became the norm.
We had the IH engineers here for about a week when the 300s were introduced. the 2 row heads wouldn't feed downed and weedy corn into the feed rollers. They shipped several styles of gathering chains and the spring strapes that held the corn stalks straight in the snouts, until it got to the knockdown bar. There were major design problems that had to be adressed in the basic design of the heads, which were never adressed.
We took on the Hesston franchise at that point and never looked back.
Loren
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caase was just flirting with ihc at that point ,. then a one nite stand for old times sake brought about the shotgun wedding,... lol
 
a C series has spoked wheels and a 200 series has a 6 bolt wheel otherwise pretty similar, can you flip the shear bar over on a 210? mine is badly worn
 
Too me it looks like it's a Gehl out of West Bend Wisc, But my brother in law had one like that a single row, and it chopped real good, with G John Deere on front.
 
Yes it was a lawnmower type head on the 50 IH, Case 300....straight knives not spiral. The C C2 200 and 210 all used a fan type cutter head with 4 or 6 knives. I have 2 sets of knives for the C-210 cutters.
 
The 200 and older cutters were a Case product, the 300 was an IH product but I could find an "IH" cast into any of the parts on the case cutter
 

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