Case IH 7140 Combines

Case IH 7140

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General overview

The Case IH 7140 is a wheel combine harvester designed for crop harvest operations in field conditions. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 442 kW (601 hp) and meets Tier 4B / Final emission standard level, placing it in a high-output class for grain harvesting.

Its longitudinal rotor separator, 5.52 m² (59.4 sq ft) sieve area, and 10,572 L (2,793 US gal) grain tank support threshing, separation, and on-board grain storage during harvest. The combine has a rated power of 375 kW (510 hp) and a peak unloading rate of 113 L/s (3.2 bu/s) for transferring crop material to transport equipment.

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Manufacturer
Year

1989, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,700 mm

~145.7 in

4,060 mm

~159.8 in

8,400 mm

~330.7 in

18,295 kg

~40,333.6 lb

Engine Power

442 hp

Emission standard level

Tier 4B / Final

Grain tank size

10,572 L

Peak unloading rate

113 L/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

8,700 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

113 L/sec

Rated power

375 hp

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Case IH 7140 Combine
Case IH 7140 Combine

10572 L

18295 kg

8400 mm × 3700 mm × 4060 mm

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Albert Ward
Review Dot Separator
July 2026

We bought ours with around 5,000 separator hours on the clock. The chopper spreads evenly across the full 50-foot cut. Tailings stay low once it's set for the spring wheat.

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Case IH 7140. Check current listings and compare the machine’s condition, location, and configuration.

Listed features include a longitudinal rotor separator, wheel propulsion, a 10,572 L grain tank, and a peak unloading rate of 113 L/s. It has a diesel engine rated at 279.6 kW (375 hp), with engine power listed as 329.6 kW (442 hp).

The 7140 uses a Diesel engine with 8,700 cc displacement. Its listed emission standard is Tier 4B / Final.

The 7140 has listed engine power of 329.6 kW (442 hp). Its rated power is 279.6 kW (375 hp).

The Case IH 7140 uses diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 946 L (249.9 US gal).

The supplied specifications do not confirm particular crop types or operating conditions. Its combine configuration includes a longitudinal rotor separator, a 10,572 L grain tank, and 113 L/s unloading rate, which are relevant features to assess for harvesting needs.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 7140. For a used machine, assess maintenance records, engine condition, rotor and threshing components, grain-handling systems, and overall operating condition.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, fuel and hydraulic systems, rotor and threshing components, sieve area, grain tank and unloading system, tires, and controls. Verify that the machine’s condition and configuration suit the intended harvesting work.