Combine harvester Sampo Rosenlew Comia C20 2Roto

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Combine harvester Sampo Rosenlew Comia C20 2Roto

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A Sampo Rosenlew combine harvester with two separation rotors and a 9000 l grain tank for grain harvesting.

Main advantages

  • Six cylinders, 300 hp — power reserve for rotors
  • 100 l/s unloading — shorter stops in the field
  • 6.9 m header — wider cut per pass
  • 800/65R32 front tyres — lower ground pressure

Overview

About this product

A combine harvester with a 9000 l grain tank and two separation rotors working behind the threshing cylinder in place of straw walkers. The HD threshing cylinder carries eight rasp bars, and the six-cylinder AGCO Power engine also drives the rotary separation and the straw chopper.

The roomy tank extends work between unloadings, and high-rate unloading shortens each stop. An air-conditioned cab is part of the standard specification.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandSampo Rosenlew
Equipment typeCombine harvester
ModelComia C20 2Roto
Power300 HP
Working width6.9 m
ConditionNew
Engine makeAGCO Power
Cylinders6
Rear tyres500/70R24
Grain tank capacity9000 L
Unloading rate100 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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