Combine harvester Case IH Axial-Flow 6150

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Combine harvester Case IH Axial-Flow 6150

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Single-rotor combine with a 409 hp engine, a 10,570 L grain tank and a hydrostatic transmission.

Main advantages

  • 409 hp engine — power reserve
  • 10,570 L grain tank — fewer unloads
  • Fan speed control — cleaning on slopes
  • 113 L/s unloading — short unload time
  • 6, 8, 12-row heads — corn harvest

Overview

About this product

A single-rotor Axial-Flow combine of the 150 Series that combines simplicity with reliability. An automatic cleaning fan speed control, as described by the maker, compensates for slopes when climbing and descending.

The rotor is driven by a variable belt with a three-speed gearbox, and the threshing and separating modules have three sections each. Chopping corn heads are available in six and eight rows, plus a non-chopping twelve-row head.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandCase IH
Equipment typeCombine harvester
ModelAxial-Flow 6150
Power409 HP
ConditionNew
Cylinders6
Engine displacement8.7 L
Emission stageTier 3
TransmissionHydrostatic
Fuel tank950 L
Grain tank capacity10570 L
Unloading rate113 L/s

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Questions & answers

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  • Yes, when «with warranty» is noted on the listing — typically 30–90 days on the powertrain. New tractors/combines ship with full factory warranty via the dealer.

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