John Deere 2266 Combine Parts

The John Deere 2266 combine was introduced in 1998 and continued production through 2001. It was designed to offer a balance of performance and reliability for mid-sized farming operations. Under the hood, the 2266 typically featured a John Deere 6076T engine, a 7.6L (466 cu in) turbocharged diesel engine producing around 275 horsepower. This powerplant provided ample power for threshing and propelling the machine through the field. The combine employed a conventional threshing system with a 66-inch wide cylinder and a walker separation system with six walkers. The grain tank held approximately 220 bushels. Unloading was achieved with a high-capacity unloading auger, capable of emptying the tank at a rate of around 2.4 bushels per second (144 bu/min). Available header widths ranged up to 30 feet, accommodating different row spacings and crop types. Chopper and spreader options were available to manage residue effectively. The cab featured standard amenities for operator comfort, including air conditioning and adjustable seating. The John Deere 2266 proved to be particularly effective in harvesting wheat, soybeans, and corn.