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McCormick 2350LX – large combine harvester built in Italy in 2001, 238 hp / 177 kW, continuing the long-standing McCormick brand heritage in arable farming
The McCormick name traces back to the long-standing International Harvester farm machinery brand and is carried on today by the Italian manufacturer Argo Tractors. The 2350LX was built in Italy in 2001, where Argo Tractors runs its production.
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The 2350LX is powered by a diesel engine rated at 238 hp, or 177 kW. This places the machine in the upper mid-range of self-propelled combines, designed for arable farms with correspondingly large harvest volumes.
Combines of this power class from the 2001 model year typically still run classic tangential threshing technology with straw walkers for grain separation, combined with sufficient engine power for wider headers. They sit between compact machines for smaller acreages and the largest, much later introduced high-output classes.
When buying a used 2350LX from 2001, key checkpoints are the engine's running hours, the condition of the threshing drum and sieves, and the hydraulic hoses and cylinders. Since McCormick combines of this generation were not built in large numbers, it is worth checking parts availability for the threshing system and electronics before purchase. Tyre condition and signs of frame corrosion after more than two decades of field work are also sensible checkpoints, along with the function of the cab's electrical system.
Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells 2350LX
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Combine harvester in 3D section
Turn the model, look inside and click an assembly — each one is explained.
