A Case IH 2366 Combine Harvester is a self-propelled grain harvesting machine designed for efficient crop collection and processing in large-scale agricultural operations. Case IH is a leading international manufacturer of agricultural equipment, building a comprehensive range of harvesters, tractors, and implements for cereal and row-crop farming.
This 1998 model is equipped with a bin extension manufactured by Maurer, increasing grain storage capacity during harvest. The machine features dual rear tyres (18.4x38) that provide traction and load distribution across soft or wet ground. A chopper attachment processes crop residue for even field distribution. The header includes automatic height control with both fore-and-aft adjustment capability, allowing the operator to maintain consistent cutting height across variable terrain.
The harvester is fitted with an AFS yield and moisture monitoring system, a precision agriculture tool that records grain yield and moisture content in real time across the field, enabling detailed harvest maps and performance analysis. An integrated header height monitor displays cutting height during operation.
The machine is described as a straight, clean example of its class. It is located in Nebraska, USA, and is priced at $25,922.
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