Available now in Powers Lake, North Dakota, this Case IH 1680 combine for sale is being offered as a complete harvesting package with a 30-foot Case IH 1010 rigid grain header and matching header trailer. Previously priced at $12,000, the package has been reduced to $9,999, and the motivated seller is open to reasonable offers.

The seller reports approximately 2,704 engine hours, a Cummins six-cylinder diesel engine, a functioning straw chopper, good usable tires, and solid overall operating condition. For a farmer searching for an affordable used combine without having to separately purchase a grain platform and transportation trailer, this package offers considerable equipment for the money.

Complete Case IH Combine Package

This listing includes three important components:

• Case IH 1680 Axial-Flow combine
• 30-foot Case IH 1010 rigid header
• Matching header transport trailer

Purchasing the combine, header, and trailer together can simplify the buying process and provide a more complete setup for harvesting small grains and other crops suited to a rigid platform.

The included trailer also gives the next owner a practical way to transport and store the 30-foot header when moving between fields or preparing the combine for road transportation. Buyers should inspect the trailer and verify its roadworthiness, tire condition, lighting, hitch configuration, and applicable transportation requirements before use.

Case IH Axial-Flow Harvesting Design

The Case IH 1680 is part of the well-known Axial-Flow combine family. Instead of relying on a conventional cylinder-and-straw-walker arrangement, the machine uses a rotary threshing and separation system designed to move material through the combine in a smooth, continuous path.

These combines have remained popular with farmers because of their straightforward design, established parts availability, familiar controls, and ability to handle a variety of grain-harvesting applications when properly configured.

Depending on crop type, machine settings, field conditions, and installed components, a Case IH 1680 may be used for crops such as:

• Wheat
• Barley
• Oats
• Rye
• Soybeans
• Canola
• Other compatible small grains

The included Case IH 1010 is described as a 30-foot rigid grain header. Buyers should confirm that its present cutterbar, reel, auger, drives, hydraulic components, and floor condition are suitable for their intended crops and field conditions.

Cummins Six-Cylinder Diesel Power

The seller reports that this Case IH 1680 is powered by a Cummins six-cylinder diesel engine. Because engine configurations can vary by production year and serial number, buyers should verify the engine model, displacement, horsepower rating, serial number, and service history during their inspection.

With approximately 2,704 reported engine hours, this machine may appeal to buyers looking for an older combine with comparatively moderate reported hours at an accessible price.

No engine rebuild, replacement, or major internal engine work has been reported. Buyers should evaluate cold-start performance, oil pressure, operating temperature, exhaust condition, fluid levels, and any visible leaks before purchase.

30-Foot Case IH 1010 Rigid Header

Included with the combine is a 30-foot Case IH 1010 rigid platform header. A 30-foot cutting width provides substantial field coverage and may be suitable for grain producers looking to harvest more acres per pass than they could with a smaller platform.

Important header components buyers should examine include:

• Cutterbar and sickle sections
• Guards and hold-down clips
• Reel condition and adjustment
• Auger flighting
• Header floor
• Drive components
• Hydraulic hoses and cylinders
• Skid plates
• Header electrical connections
• Header height-control components, when equipped

The header’s exact options and present mechanical condition have not been independently verified by Trustworthy Equipment LLC.

Straw Chopper and Residue Management

A straw chopper is installed, and the seller reports that it is operational. A functioning straw chopper can help process and distribute crop residue behind the combine, supporting more even residue coverage and helping prepare the field for later tillage or planting operations.

Buyers should inspect the chopper knives, rotor, bearings, drive system, belts, shields, and spread pattern. Proper adjustment is important when attempting to distribute residue evenly across the width of a 30-foot header.

Seller-Reported Condition

The seller describes the combine as being in solid running condition and reports that it has been well maintained overall for its age and hours. The tires are reported to be in good, usable condition.

As with any older harvesting machine, cosmetic wear, aging hoses, belts, bearings, electrical connections, chains, sprockets, seals, and other normal wear components should be expected and inspected.

No independent mechanical inspection has been completed by Trustworthy Equipment LLC. Buyers are encouraged to inspect the combine, header, and trailer in person or hire a qualified technician familiar with Case IH Axial-Flow combines.

Affordable Harvesting Capability

At the reduced asking price of $9,999, this complete Case IH harvesting package may be a practical choice for:

• Smaller and mid-size grain farms
• Farmers needing a backup combine
• Producers expanding their harvest capacity
• Operations looking for an affordable second machine
• Buyers familiar with older Case IH Axial-Flow equipment
• Farmers wanting a combine, header, and trailer in one purchase

The package may also appeal to mechanically capable operators who prefer established equipment that can be maintained without the technology and emissions systems found on many newer machines.

Reduced Price and Motivated Seller

The asking price has been reduced from $12,000 to $9,999. The seller wants the machine sold as soon as reasonably possible and is open to considering reasonable offers.

This is legitimate seller-provided urgency rather than artificial scarcity. Serious buyers are encouraged to inquire, review the available information, arrange an inspection, and present a reasonable offer.

Buyer Information

The combine is located in Powers Lake, North Dakota, making it accessible to buyers throughout northwestern North Dakota, eastern Montana, South Dakota, Minnesota, and other Upper Midwest grain-producing areas.

Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this package on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party.

Financing assistance may be available to qualified buyers through independent financing providers. Approval, down-payment requirements, rates, and terms are determined solely by the financing provider.

Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent equipment-transport providers. Transportation pricing will depend on the combine dimensions, header trailer condition, pickup location, destination, permits, escort requirements, and whether the machine requires partial disassembly.

Contact Trustworthy Equipment LLC for current availability, additional photographs, seller contact coordination, or help arranging the next step.