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Case IH Axial Flow combines are versatile and can operate efficiently in various crop and field conditions. It's crucial for customers that Case IH dealers provide expert knowledge to optimize the setup of these combines. This video tutorial introduces optional equipment for Case IH combines and headers, featuring Jim Minihan from the product support group, who highlights available options. The discussion begins with header options, including the 1000 series corn head, 1020 flex header with a pickup reel, 1010 rigid header with a bat reel, and the 1015 pickup header. It emphasizes the 1015 pickup header and the various auger sprocket options that allow adjustment of auger speed based on different crop conditions, particularly for lighter crops.

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What are the basic parts of a combine?

Made up of about 21 parts including the header, reel, cutter bar, sieves, rotating blades, grain tank, unloading pipe, augers, conveyors, belts, layers, wheels and much more, this agricultural implement can be used to harvest, winnow and thresh crops like rice, corn, wheat, sunflower, pulses, barley, flax and soybeans.

What is combine explain?

The combine, short for combine harvester, is an essential and complex machine designed for efficient harvesting of mass quantities of grain. Modern combines can cut a swath through a field more than 40 feet wide. The name comes from combining three essential harvest functions reaping, threshing and winnowing.

What is the difference between harvester and combine?

Harvesting is either done manually by sickle or by a machine called harvester. In the harvested crop, the rain seeds need to be separated from the chaff. This process is called threshing. This is carried out with the help of a machine called combine which is in fact a combined harvester and thresher.

What is a combine harvester used for?

The combine harvester, sometimes known as the combine, is a device made to efficiently grow a variety of agricultural crops. The word comes from combining three separate winnowing, threshing, and reaping processes into one. A combine is a piece of equipment that recovers grain while also cutting standing crops.

What is the process of harvester?

The four steps of harvesting are reaping, threshing, cleaning, and transporting. Utilizing cutting-edge technology to harvest crops is crucial since it decreases grain waste and improves grain quality and quantity. Reaping is the act of harvesting grain or pulses by cutting them with a scythe, sickle, or reaper.

What is the process of combine?

Combine harvesting combines several operations into one: cutting the crop, feeding it into threshing mechanism, threshing, cleaning, and discharging rain into a bulk wagon or directly into a bags. Straw is usually discharged behind the combine in a windrow.

What do you do in a combine?

In design, the combine is essentially a binder-type cutting device that cuts and delivers the grain or seed crop to a threshing machine modified to work as it moves across the field. The cuttinggathering component, designed to take the grain with a minimum of straw, is sometimes called the header.

What are the two types of combines?

There are three major types of combine harvesters that are currently in use: Self-propelled: These wheeled harvester machines are excellent for farms with hard soil. Track: These are fitted with tracks instead of wheels. Tractor Mounted: These harvesters are driven by tractors that are mounted on top of them.

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