A Case IH 2155 Cotton Picker is a self-propelled mechanical harvesting machine designed to strip cotton bolls from standing plants across multiple rows in a single pass. Case IH, a major manufacturer of agricultural equipment, builds machinery for row-crop and specialty-crop farming across North America and beyond.
This 1995 model is equipped with a 266-horsepower Cummins 6JA 8.3-liter turbocharged diesel engine paired with a hydrostatic transmission, delivering consistent power and smooth hydraulic control for harvesting operations. The machine spans five rows with variable spacing, allowing flexibility in field layouts and row widths. The cotton bin capacity stands at 1,150 cubic feet, providing substantial storage before transport to a gin or module builder becomes necessary.
The machine rides on 14.9×24 front tires and 500/95×32 rear tires, sized for stability and traction in soft field conditions typical of cotton cultivation. An onboard water capacity of 385 gallons supports dust suppression and cooling systems during operation. The recorded engine hours total 6,839, reflecting moderate use for a machine of this age and type.
The unit is located in Arizona, USA, and is being sold in used condition.
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