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Drago Series II

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Description

Yield protection starts with deck plates on the Drago Series II. They adjust automatically as stalk size changes, cutting header loss across the field. A reinforced steel frame and precision-engineered stalk rollers add years of service life. Low-maintenance gearboxes keep downtime to a minimum during harvest. Row unit drives run independently, so an overload on one row won’t stop the rest. Chopping is available on select models for growers who need it. It fits all major combine brands, with adapters available where needed.

Condition New
Model Drago GT Series
  • Drago Series II corn head
  • Drago Series II corn head row units

Specifications

Model Drago Series II
Condition New
Row Spacing 20", 22", 30", 36"
Number of Rows 6 to 18 rows (model dependent)
Deck Plates Self-adjusting, automatic yield protection
Stalk Rollers Precision-engineered spiral design
Chopping Option Available on select models
Gearbox Heavy-duty, low-maintenance
Frame Reinforced, high-strength steel
Snouts Durable poly construction
Row Unit Drive Independent, overload-protected
Header Height Sensing Compatible with major combine brands
Combine Compatibility Fits all major combine brands (adapters available)

Features

Deck Plates & Yield Capture

Automatic Self-Adjusting Deck Plates

An industry-first concept in yield capture technology that
automatically adapts to stalk size.

Spring-Loaded Deck Plate
Pistons

The simple, spring-loaded piston design requires little
maintenance.

Independent Row Units

Deck plate gaps, both in-row and row-to-row, are set by actual
stalk size instead of one hydraulic setting applied to every row unit.

Knife Roller Design

Longer, Slower Knife Rollers

The industry’s longest knife rollers combine with a
smaller diameter, slowing tip speed for less ear bounce and greater ear retention.

Reducing Ear Loss

A knife-to-knife design pinches, pulls, and opens up, letting
plants move farther into the head before the ear comes off.

Nose Cone Bearings

Two bearings and a grease bank are built into the nose cone,
with a milled dirt barrier that protects seals in down-corn conditions.

Knife Roller Supports

Bracket supports keep knife rollers from spreading and
breaking.

Chain & Gathering System

Angled, Overlapping Gathering
Chains

Chains angle apart front to back to release stalks, while
forward-placed, oversized idler sprockets reduce wear and let overlapping fingers grab
stalks – a valuable feature when harvesting downed corn.

Poly Chain Guides

Five reversible poly guides per chain extend the life of each
gathering chain.

Chopping & Durability

“Yield First” Chopping
Design

A rear-mounted chopping system, placed well back on each row
unit, allows ears to be harvested before the stalk is chopped.

Built-In Durability

Drago corn heads are engineered for harvest dependability
when a timely harvest matters most.