The Case IH 1660 Combine Harvester is a self-propelled machine designed for grain and crop harvesting. Case IH, a major agricultural equipment manufacturer, builds combines and other machinery for large-scale farming operations across North America and beyond. This 1991 model is a two-wheel-drive machine configured for level-land operation.
The machine is equipped with 30.5–32 single rear tyres and 16.9–26 rear tyres. It features a rock trap for foreign material exclusion, a level-land feederhouse for even crop feeding, and twin disk chaff spreaders for residue distribution. The combine includes a factory bin extension to increase grain tank capacity and does not have a straw chopper installed. The recorded engine hours show 568, though the total service history is not fully documented.
The harvester is located in Ohio, USA, and is priced at $7,577. Financing and trucking arrangements are available through the seller.
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