Case IH 8260 Combines

Case IH 8260

Average price

$469,500

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General overview

The Case IH 8260 is a self-propelled combine harvester built for harvesting grain crops in field operations. It uses a diesel engine rated at 353 kW (480 hp) and the Case IH Axial-Flow single-rotor rotary combine layout, giving it a configuration suited to large-scale crop harvesting.

The 8260 is powered by a 12 L diesel engine and meets Tier 4 Final emissions requirements. Its single Axial-Flow rotor is paired with a 14,453 L (3,818 US gal) grain tank, an 8,809 mm (28 ft 11 in) unloading auger, and an unloading rate of 159 L/min (42 gpm). A rear steering axle and 2-wheel drive define the running gear, while the header setup supports Case IH cutting platforms and draper heads, including the FD240 40-ft flex draper, plus matching corn heads.

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Manufacturer
Year

2024, 2025, 2026

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Engine Power

480 hp

Peak unloading rate

9,540 L/min

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4 Final

Engine type

diesel

Displacement

12 cu(m)

Fuel tank

1,124 L

Grain tank size

14,453 L

Type of propulsion

self-propelled

Drive type

2-wheel drive

Separator type

single Axial-Flow rotor

Unloading auger length

8,809 mm

Unloading rate

159 L/min

Header

supports Case IH cutting platforms and draper heads (e.g., FD,240 40-ft flex draper) and matching corn heads

Additional Options

Dual Pro 1,200 displays; AccuGuide; Harvest Command; RowGuide Pro; AccuSync; FieldOps; PowerFlex HS suspended tracks

Combine Type

Axial-Flow single-rotor rotary combine

Chopper/Spreader

straw chopper with dual disc residue spreaders

Axle

rear steering axle

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$469,500

Supports Case IH cutting platforms and draper heads (e.g., FD240 40-ft flex draper) and matching corn heads

247

Straw Chopper / Spreader Combo

374 hours

Clifton, United States

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The supplied specifications list an Axial-Flow single-rotor rotary combine, a 14,453 L (3,818.1 US gal) grain tank, a 159 L/min (42 gpm) unloading rate, and support for Case IH cutting platforms, draper heads, and matching corn heads.

The 8260 uses a diesel engine with a Tier 4 Final emission standard level.

The 8260 has 480 hp of engine power.

The Case IH 8260 uses diesel fuel.

It is suited for harvesting operations using compatible Case IH cutting platforms, draper heads, and matching corn heads. The supplied information identifies it as a self-propelled Axial-Flow single-rotor rotary combine with straw chopping and dual disc residue spreading.

The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life. Assess maintenance records, operating hours, condition of the rotor and unloading system, engine condition, and the condition of any installed header or track equipment.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, rotor and separator condition, grain tank and unloading auger operation, residue spreaders, rear steering axle, tires or tracks, and compatible header condition. Verify operation of installed displays, guidance, and automation options.