Case IH 1660 Combines
Case IH 1660
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
The Case IH 1660 is a combine harvester produced in the United States from 1989 to 1991. It is built for field harvesting work and uses a diesel engine with 8 L displacement. The axial-flow (rotary) combine type defines its harvesting system and overall operating layout.
This model uses hydrostatic propulsion and a longitudinally mounted rotor, features that support continuous harvest operation. Its 6 m² (64.6 sq ft) total cleaning area (louvered) indicates the size of the cleaning system, while the grain tank size of 12,336 L (3,259 US gal) and unloading auger length of 8,534 mm (28 ft) reflect its crop handling and unloading capacity.
Year
1989, 1991
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Engine Power
179.13 kW
Emission standard level
Pre-Tier (non-emissions-regulated)
Peak unloading rate
3,400 L/min
Additional specifications
Engine type
diesel
Displacement
8 cu(m)
Grain tank size
12,336 L
Type of propulsion
hydrostatic
Separator type
longitudinally mounted rotor
Total cleaning area (louvered)
6 sq(m)
Unloading auger length
8,534 mm
Combine Type
axial-flow (rotary)
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What is the average price of a Case IH 1660?
No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Case IH 1660?
Listed features include an axial-flow (rotary) combine system, hydrostatic propulsion, a longitudinally mounted rotor, 6 m² (64.6 sq ft) of louvered cleaning area, and a 12,336 L (3,258.8 US gal) grain tank.
What type of engine does the 1660 use?
The 1660 uses a diesel engine.
How much horsepower does the 1660 have?
The supplied specifications do not confirm horsepower for the 1660.
What fuel does the Case IH 1660 use?
The Case IH 1660 uses diesel fuel.
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
The supplied data identifies the 1660 as an axial-flow (rotary) combine with a longitudinally mounted rotor. It does not confirm specific crop types or job applications.
What is the expected lifespan of the 1660?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. Evaluate maintenance records, operating condition, and wear in the engine, rotor, cleaning system, hydrostatic drive, and unloading components.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check maintenance records and inspect the diesel engine, hydrostatic propulsion, longitudinal rotor, cleaning area, grain tank, and unloading auger. Look for wear, leaks, damage, and proper operation of harvesting and unloading components.
