New Holland Ag 9200 Series 9208 Rigid - 8 rows

2026 New Holland 9200 Series 9208 Rigid - 8 rows

Our most productive, highest capacity corn head is equipped to handle the most demanding harvests. With all-model compatibility and a range of available configurations, the 9200 series is built to meet your needs.

New for model year 2025, the 9200 corn head series features a new high-capacity auger on the 12- and 16-row 30-inch models, allowing the head to smoothly feed corn from even the widest headers and highest ground speeds. These models are built to meet the high capacity potential of our CR10 and CR11 combines, while also equipped to help maximize productivity on our full CR combine line.

The 9200 series corn head features an updated dual-action deck plate control system which incorporates urethane bushings that provide approximately ¼-inch self-adjust gap functionality – allowing the deck plates to automatically compensate for variation on stalk diameter while harvesting. This new row unit is also redesigned to be lighter weight (compared to previous 30-inch corn head models) to minimize field compaction and fuel consumption, while also providing excellent durability to help drive down total harvesting cost. The gathering chain tension system has been improved through the addition of a travel limit link to ensure both chains remain in-time for optimal feeding, while also providing a simple de-tension functionality for gathering chain maintenance.

A tire/track option, as well as service parts, are available from the factory.

New tall corn dividers have been designed to be compatible with active end augers to allow quick and simple changeover between crop conditions.

New to the 30-inch header models, a dual driveline design improves load management of drive components and gearboxes for chopping units. For non-chopping units, feeder and header connections are completed on the left side, simplifying the connecting and disconnecting process. 9200 series row unit and chopper clutches are commonized to a single clutch, increasing load capability. Repositioned grease zerks mitigate crop abrasion and debris concerns.

To assist the operator – particularly when using a large header – the 9200 series header features sensors that will detect when a chopper slip clutch is being activated and provide in-cab indication of which portion of the corn head is slipping for quick identification, resolution and return to harvest.