A Very Simple Guide of How a Gleaner Combine Works | Nelson Farms

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[@user-ht8io3kz8b]

Do a excellent job with the video

[@carolhanson4614]

Great job! Love it that you are doing these videos!

[@linmal2242]

Thankou for your brief and non-technical description of a corn harvester. You in US grow a lot of that, we in AUS grow mostly wheat, barley and sheep, But 'harvesting' them is another story !

[@petergardner2334]

spot on 👍👍

[@chuckguyitt4017]

"Gleaner," here in southern Ontario those combines are referred to as the Silver Seeder. Enjoy your time with them.

[@nelsonfarms]

Interesting. It has been good operating for us these past couple harvests

[@karlrovey]

​@nelsonfarms The nickname came as a result of high grain loss due to farmers not knowing how to set them up when they introduced the transverse rotors in the N series. My biggest gripe running an N5 (this is probably due to age, rather than being a design flaw) is getting it in gear.

[@kevinj2412]

The green and reds leave plenty on the ground too, it's all in how you set them up. Still in my mind the Gleaner is the cleanest sample of anyone.

[@karlrovey]

@@kevinj2412 To be fair, the N series had plenty of issues.

[@matthewberan3404]

Nice job. Good units. What year is it?

[@nelsonfarms]

2017