The Case IH 1680 is a combine harvester, a self-propelled machine designed to efficiently harvest, thresh, and clean grain crops in a single operation. Case IH is a leading manufacturer of agricultural machinery, known for building dependable equipment for grain and crop production across North America and beyond.
This 1989 model is powered by a DT466 engine and has accumulated 2,855 hours of operation. The machine is equipped with a specialty rotor and chopper system for enhanced threshing and grain processing. It features a chaff spreader to distribute crop residue evenly across the field, and a grain loss monitor to help operators optimize cutting and threshing efficiency.
The feeder system has been completely rebuilt and is supported by three lift cylinders for reliable operation. The combine rides on 30.5L-32 tires with bar lug tread for traction in field conditions, and is fitted with diamond steer tires for steering control. The header features open fan dividers to improve crop flow, and the machine has no axle extensions, maintaining a standard configuration.
Operator comfort is provided by heat and air conditioning, and the cab is equipped with a radio. The machine is located in Montana and is priced at $19,541.
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