A Case IH 1660 Combine Harvester is a self-propelled grain and crop harvesting machine designed to cut, thresh, and clean cereal crops in a single pass. Case IH is a leading manufacturer of agricultural machinery serving farm operations across North America and globally, known for building combines and other equipment used in mechanised harvesting.
This 1986 model has operated for 6,022 hours and has undergone substantial mechanical restoration. The engine received a complete overhaul that included new sleeves and pistons, installation of a new turbocharger, new fuel injectors, and rebuilt cylinder heads. A new radiator was fitted as part of the cooling system renewal. The unload auger, which transfers harvested grain from the tank to a transport vehicle, was replaced. The seller reports that all identified issues requiring attention were addressed during this comprehensive service programme.
Following restoration, the combine was operated across a couple of hundred acres to verify performance and functionality, with satisfactory results. The machine is located in Ohio, USA, and is offered at $21,934.
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