Note: buyers are responsible for verifying the options and mechanical condition prior to bidding.

Current Reported Status

• Type: Pull-type disc mower conditioner with rubber conditioning rolls.
• Cutting Width: 12 feet.
• Hitch: Zero-swing drawbar.
• Knives: New knife guards and knives installed.
• Conditioning Rolls: Rubber rolls reported in good shape.
• Mechanical Status: Reported as a nice working machine. Used for hay the last few years.
• Reason for Sale: Upgraded to a discbine.

This Case IH 8360 disc mower conditioner is located in Teesewater, Ontario. Sold as-is, where-is — inspect in person and verify all mechanical and functional aspects prior to bidding.

Manufacturer’s Original Specifications

The following data represents the general engineering standards for the Case IH 8360 disc mower conditioner at the time of manufacture and may not reflect the current condition of this unit.

• Make: Case IH
• Model: 8360
• Type: Pull-type disc mower conditioner
• Cutting Width: 12 ft
• Hitch: Zero-swing drawbar
• Conditioning: Rubber rolls

Specifications reflect general manufacturer data and may not match this unit’s current configuration or condition.

Ideal For

The hay operation looking for a functional 12-foot disc mower conditioner with fresh knives and guards already installed and conditioning rolls in good shape. Sold because the owner moved up to a discbine — not because of a mechanical problem. A working-condition machine with consumables recently attended to is a practical entry point for an operation that needs reliable mowing capacity without the price of a centre-pivot or self-propelled alternative.

Working machine. Fresh knives. Good rolls. Ready for hay season.

The Case IH Advantage

The Case IH 8360 is a pull-type disc mower conditioner from the Hesston-lineage 8000 series, built before Case IH transitioned to the current DC series. These machines earned a reputation for straightforward operation and durability in hay conditions across Ontario and the Prairies. The rubber conditioning roll system produces consistent crop conditioning without the aggressive stem damage that can come from impeller-style conditioners — well suited to alfalfa and mixed hay production where forage quality matters.

Parts remain available. The design is well understood by Ontario hay equipment dealers and farm mechanics. Proven. Practical. Widely serviced.

Key Dates

Bidding opens Wednesday, July 23rd at 12:00 AM EST. Lots begin to close Tuesday, July 29th at 1:00 PM EST.

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