The Case IH 1660 Combine Harvester is a self-propelled crop harvesting machine manufactured by Case IH, a major builder of agricultural equipment serving grain and commodity producers worldwide. Combine harvesters are designed to efficiently cut, thresh, and separate grain crops in a single pass through the field, significantly reducing labor and time during harvest operations.
This 1989 model is equipped with a 505 Cummins diesel engine, which delivers the power and durability characteristic of Cummins industrial powerplants. The machine runs on a two-wheel-drive configuration, making it suitable for standard field conditions and terrain. The rear tires measure 30.5L×32 with a 14-ply rating, built to handle the load and wear of harvest work, while the front steer tires are 16.5L×16.1, sized for maneuverability and control.
The harvester features a standard rotor, the threshing mechanism responsible for separating grain from chaff. The unit is currently in used condition and located in Indiana, USA. The seller has indicated the intention to part out the machine, and prospective buyers are encouraged to contact the seller directly with specific component or part inquiries for individual pricing.
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