The Case IH 2155 Cotton Picker is a self-propelled cotton harvesting machine designed to mechanically strip cotton bolls from the plant and collect them for transport. Case IH is a major manufacturer of agricultural machinery serving crop production across North America and beyond, known for building robust harvesters and picker equipment for large-scale farming operations.
This 1995 model is powered by a Cummins 6JA 8.3-litre turbocharged diesel engine rated at 266 horsepower, paired with a hydrostatic transmission that delivers smooth variable-speed control across the field. The machine operates across five rows with variable row spacing, allowing flexibility for different cotton field layouts and configurations.
The picker is equipped with a substantial 1,150 cubic-foot lint storage capacity, reducing the need for frequent trips to the cotton module builder or gin. Fresh water capacity of 385 gallons supports the cleaning and cooling systems integral to picker operation. The machine rides on front tyres measuring 14.9×24 and rear tyres at 500/95×32, a configuration designed to provide traction and load distribution across varying terrain while minimizing soil compaction.
At the time of listing, the unit displays 6,517 operating hours on the engine and drive systems. The machine is located in Arizona, a major cotton-producing state where such equipment operates in typical commercial cotton harvest conditions. More than one unit is reported to be available from this seller.
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