The Case IH 1620 Combine Harvester is a self-propelled grain and crop harvesting machine built by Case IH, a manufacturer known for heavy-duty agricultural equipment serving grain farmers and large-scale harvesting operations. Combine harvesters are designed to cut, thresh, and clean grain crops in a single pass through the field, significantly reducing labour and time at harvest.
This 1986 model is equipped with a chopper, standard on many combines of its generation for processing crop residue as the machine operates. The unload auger measures 136 inches, facilitating efficient grain transfer from the combine's tank to transport vehicles during harvesting. The machine rides on 23.1×26 rear tyres, providing traction and flotation across field conditions, and front steering tyres for directional control. The combine has been consistently stored under cover, which has helped preserve its mechanical and structural condition over its years of use. For its age, it is described as a well-maintained example of 1980s combine harvesting technology.
The asking price is $9970. The machine is located in Iowa, USA.
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