Sorry not being around..Life kinda hit a tough spot but I thought I would drop in with some opinions
John Deere 9410: Was part of trio of machines - the smaller 9400 and the larger 9600. Along with these combines, John Deere also introduced a new flex/rigid grain platform - the 900 series.
Allis-Chalmers GLEANER L2: Unique for being the first to use galvanised sheet metal. Gleaning itself is the act of collecting leftover crops from farmers' fields after they have been commercially harvested or on fields where it is not economically profitable to harvest.
Sperry-New Holland TR70 Twin-Rotor: Was a pioneer in rotary combine design, using
two rotors, spinning in opposite directions to move the crop rearward in a
spiraling motion against threshing and separating grates that surround the
rotors.
IH McCormick 141: Went above and beyond the call of duty that was required in just wheat and corn crops. The No. 101, 151, and 181 combines were also offered as Rice Specials. Mccormick rice combines were built with power, strength, flotation and capacity to hold up in the harsh conditions rice fields present. Big rice tires were available to pull IH Mccormick series combines through soft spots with plenty of clearance under the axles. Foraged steel tracks were also available for extra middy conditions.
Originally Posted by Collier11
