Combine harvester Sampo Rosenlew Comia C8

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Combine harvester Sampo Rosenlew Comia C8

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A 210 hp twin-cylinder Sampo Rosenlew combine harvester for threshing all kinds of grain.

Main advantages

  • 5400 l grain tank — fewer unloading stops
  • 4.2–4.8 m headers — matched to harvest conditions
  • 75 l/s unloading — shorter stops in the field
  • 600/65R34 front tyres — lower ground pressure

Overview

About this product

A twin-cylinder combine harvester with a 210 hp six-cylinder AGCO Power engine for threshing any kind of grain. A pre-threshing cylinder takes part of the work ahead of the main eight-rasp-bar HD cylinder, so threshing is more intensive than on a single-cylinder machine.

Grain tank capacity is matched to the thresher's output, and five straw walkers handle separation. The standard header can be swapped for a narrower or wider one, and the cab is air-conditioned.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandSampo Rosenlew
Equipment typeCombine harvester
ModelComia C8
Power210 HP
Working width4.5 m
ConditionNew
Engine makeAGCO Power
Cylinders6
Rear tyres420/65R20
Grain tank capacity5400 L
Unloading rate75 L/s

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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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