International Harvester Axial Flow Combines - Best IH Product Ever

Revolutionizing Harvest: The 1980s International Harvester Axial-Flow Combines
Step back in time with us as we explore the innovative world of the International Harvester Axial-Flow combines in this exclusive promotional video from the early 1980s. Launched in the late 1970s, the Axial-Flow combines brought a groundbreaking change to agricultural machinery with their unique single-rotor technology.
🌾 Key Features:
Innovative Single-Rotor Technology: Discover the axial-flow rotor's revolutionary design, processing crops longitudinally for more efficient threshing and separation, minimizing grain damage and enhancing quality.
Advanced 1400 Series: Introduced in the early '80s, the 1400 series brought major advancements such as increased horsepower, larger grain tanks, and a redesigned operator's cab for supreme comfort and visibility.
Adjustable Rotor Cage Vanes: Learn how the adjustable vanes offer the flexibility to adapt to various crop types and conditions directly from the operator's cab, optimizing performance and adaptability.
Hydraulic Systems and Electronic Monitoring: Watch how these systems simplify adjustments and monitoring, boosting efficiency and reducing downtime, making the Axial-Flow combines a perfect choice for large-scale farming.
🚜 Why Watch This Video?
Join us to experience the evolution of harvesting technology. Whether you're a history buff, a farming enthusiast, or someone curious about the mechanics behind crop harvesting, this video offers a fascinating glimpse into the technological advancements of the early 1980s with International Harvester's Axial-Flow combines. Embrace the agricultural revolution-only a click away!
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[@HenryKobyla1407]

I love watching these old tractor videos. I never get sick of them.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Glad you like them!

[@Dare_To_Game]

I know someone who had one of these. Used it well into the late 90s before replacing it. Always had good things to say about it.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

That's a prety good run for a combine of this size, especially one that was likely being used every year.

[@nikobellic5198]

I understand a lot more of the technical workings of combines now, so that's cool.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Well, videos like this are certainly good for that.

[@Lexi-vl5eh]

Very interesting video. I watched all the way to the end.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Thanks for the visit

[@ParryThis]

IH did hold the market for harvesting for some time. It wasn't until the 80s that any other brands really caught up, or passed them for harvesting technology.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Yeah, early on, John Deere and IH had a gentleman's agreement. John Deere stayed out of harvesting, and IH stayed out of tillage. It wasn't until the mid 80s when they caught up with each other in their respective fields.

[@stargatefan10]

Keep this type of content coming, i really enjoy it.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

More to come!

[@carinasmirnoff1780]

Considering how old the video looks, the combines don't look crazy old.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Yeah, the design was certainly ahead of its time. made them look contemporary with combines a generation newer than them.

[@salkey3987]

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[@DeutzFarmer96]

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