Small Corn Harvester

Our company offers a full line of agricultural machinery, with a wide variety of models to choose from. We keep a steady stock of different small corn harvesters, and we also sell high-horsepower, large self-propelled corn combines. So whether you're working a small plot or a large farm, we've got something to fit your needs.

Today, we'd like to focus on our highly practical small-scale corn harvesters. That said, if you're interested in larger machines or want to learn more about the specs on our high-horsepower self-propelled models, feel free to reach out to one of our sales managers anytime. We promise a fast response, usually within 24 business hours. Just tell us about your situation: planting area, field terrain, row spacing, what kind of work you need done, and your budget. We'll help you find the right machine. We'll walk you through the technical details, efficiency, key features, and after-sales support. Our goal is to make sure every customer gets a harvester that performs well, fits the budget, and delivers real value.

 As the small corn harvester moves forward, the front crop dividers push the corn stalks apart and guide them into the picking rollers. The rollers grab the stalks and pull them downward. The ears get caught and snapped off-that's the picking part-and then a conveyor sends them up into the hopper. If the machine comes with a husking unit (like the RXLF-4YW2B), it'll strip the husks off automatically. Meanwhile, cutters underneath chop up the stalks and drop them right back onto the field. When the hopper fills up, you can unload it. So from picking to chopping to collecting, the whole job gets done in one pass.

 This machine integrates corn harvesting and straw crushing functions. Equipped with high-quality fine steel crushing blades, it realizes efficient straw crushing and field returning. It is suitable for harvesting both dry and fresh corn ears.

Fitted with a dedicated grain hopper for convenient corn ear collection and storage.

Adjustable stubble height meets different farmland operation requirements.

Adopts a safe tension clutch design with a small turning radius. It is flexible to steer, effectively narrows the working range, and greatly improves harvesting efficiency.

Built-in dual differential structure supports automatic walking and flexible steering, enabling in-situ 360° rotation easily.

It features excellent husking performance, and the husking rate increases accordingly with taller corn stalks.

Upgraded crop separating dial wheels can smoothly separate densely planted corn stalks and effectively avoid winding and blockage.

Compact and flexible with strong terrain adaptability, it is perfectly applicable to hilly lands, mountainous areas, and scattered small plots inaccessible to large harvesters. Equipped with widened solid tyres to adapt to various complex road conditions.

Simple in operation, easy to install and disassemble, saving time and labour in daily use.

 In the farm machinery market, you'll often see corn harvesters sold together with straw balers. Customers really like buying them as a pair. When people ask what other equipment goes best with a corn harvester, the answer is almost always the straw baler. It's the most common and practical choice.

Here's how it works. Small corners-and other similar models-pick the ears and chop up the stalks at the same time while they're out in the field. The shredded straw ends up soft and uniform, which makes great feed for livestock, whether you're making silage or dry fodder. So there's real value in that leftover straw.

Now add a straw baler to the setup. After harvest, the baler quickly gathers all that chopped straw scattered around the field, compresses it, and ties it into bales. That makes it easy for farmers to stack, haul over long distances, or store for months. So you're not just getting the corn harvested efficiently-you're also recycling the straw. No more waste or pollution from dumping straw in the field. It's a simple package that takes care of both grain harvest and straw use.

That's why selling these two machines as a bundle is so popular with crop growers and livestock farmers. It simply helps them get more money out of their land.