Case IH 5150 Combines
Case IH 5150
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Case IH 5150 is a wheel combine harvester designed for grain harvesting in field operations. It uses a diesel engine with 265 kW (360 hp) rated power and 308 kW (419 hp) engine power, and it is listed to Tier 4B / Final emissions standards. The engine displacement is 6.7 L.
The combine features a longitudinal rotor separator, a grain tank size of 8,810 L (2,327 US gal), and an unloading rate of 88 L/s (2.5 bu/s). It has a wheel propulsion layout. Its sieve area is 5.52 m² (59.4 sq ft), supporting threshing, separation, and grain handling during harvest operations.
Year
2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
3,450 mm
~135.8 in
4,060 mm
~159.8 in
7,800 mm
~307.1 in
15,291 kg
~33,710.9 lb
Engine Power
308 hp
Emission standard level
Tier 4B / Final
Grain tank size
8,810 L
Peak unloading rate
88 L/sec
Additional specifications
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
6,700 cu(cm)
Fuel tank
946 L
Type of propulsion
Wheel
Separator type
Longitudinal rotor
Threshing Area Wrap
156.5 deg
Sieve area
5.52 sq(m)
Unloading rate
88 L/sec
Rated power
265 hp
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What is the average price of a Case IH 5150?
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What are the key advantages of the Case IH 5150?
Listed features include a longitudinal rotor separator, 8,810 L grain tank, 88 L/s unloading rate, wheel propulsion, and Tier 4B / Final emissions level.
What type of engine does the 5150 use?
The 5150 uses a Diesel engine with 6,700 cc displacement.
How much horsepower does the 5150 have?
The 5150 has 308 hp engine power and 265 hp rated power.
What fuel does the Case IH 5150 use?
The Case IH 5150 uses Diesel fuel.
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
As a combine, the Case IH 5150 is suited to grain harvesting. The supplied information does not confirm specific crop types, field conditions, or operating requirements.
What is the expected lifespan of the 5150?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 5150. Inspect maintenance records, operating hours, wear components, and overall condition.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check maintenance records, operating hours, engine condition, rotor and threshing components, sieves, grain tank, unloading system, tires, hydraulic systems, and signs of leaks or structural damage.
