Case IH Module Express Pickers

The Case IH Module Express 625 was the world's first true module-building cotton picker. Released in 2007, it remained in production until 2011, when the improved Module Express 635 was introduced.

The ME635 featured several enhancements over its predecessor, including an additional 35 horsepower, leading to cleaner picking and better performance in tough harvesting conditions. Its dual-sided picking drum outperformed competitors, and the 8' x 8' x 16' cotton modules it produced were half the size of traditional ones, making transport and processing more efficient without requiring additional costly equipment.

Thanks to its onboard module-packing design, the need for Boll Buggy and Module Builder implements is eliminated, reducing operational costs by over 25%.

The Case IH Module Express: One man, one machine.

Features:

• Includes both the Module Express 625 (2008-2011 model) and the updated Module Express 635.
• New cotton modules with realistic wrap and Case IH decals for improved cotton preservation.
• Fully configurable SMVs, accurate period-correct decals, tinted glass, and missing decals on the picking drums.
• More realistic tire sizes (500 85R30 instead of oversized 650 70R32).
• Improved animations for folding and raising.
• Properly fitting rim scrapers.

Specifications:

• Price: $299,000 (ME625) / $474,000 (ME635)
• Horsepower: 365 hp (ME625) / 400 hp (ME635)
• Working width: 6m (20 feet)
• Capacity: 20,000 liters (12,000 pounds)

Configurations:

• Tinted glass (three colors)
• Engine options: Module Express 625 and 635
• Wheel rim mud scraper options
• SMV/triangle configuration
• Cotton logo customization
• Case IH 372 GPS receiver
• Case IH back door logo