Drago GT

Low-maintenance, spring-loaded deck plate pistons constantly apply pressure to incoming stalks, automatically minimizing plate gap where yield loss can be significant.

Deck plate gaps, both in-row and row-to-row, are determined by the size of stalks running through them, compared to hydraulic systems that set the same plate gap for every row unit.

Gathering chains angle apart — front to back — to release stalks and avoid excessive trash from entering the combine.

Each gathering chain has five poly chain guides that extend the life of the chain and are reversible after one side has worn.

Oversized idler sprockets, which reduce chain wear, are forward-placed, allowing overlapping chain fingers to grab and capture stalks for processing — a highly valued feature when harvesting downed corn.