The Gleaner brand includes Grain Harvesting and Combine equipment. This site provides a filtered display and information for this AGCO brand. Technical publications can be ordered as standard (printed) items and many can be ordered as digital publication files on. The Model 'K' Gleaner: In 1969, Gleaner was finally ready to replace the 'EIII' Gleaner, and in its place came the new 'K' Gleaner built and marketed towards the smaller and diverse farming operations. It was built up to 1972 and could run 10- 14 foot grain heads, and for corn harvesting had the option of a 2, or 3 row corn head. ALLIS CHALMERS F2 K2 Gleaner F-2 K-2 Operators Manual $34.18. Allis Chalmers G Self Propelled Gleaner Combine Operators Manual before Se 17001.
GLEANER Combine Harvester Manuals PDF
GLEANER Combine Manuals PDF
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History of Gleaner Combine Harvesters
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The name Gleaner is closely related to that of the brothers Curtis, Edwin and Ernest Baldwin
Gleaner K Specs
Curt Baldwin worked intensively on the construction of stationary threshing machines.
Gleaner K Manuals
He realized that the field had to brought to the field rather than the thresher.
He started with the construction of combine harvesters. His two brothers gained experience in tractor construction at the Ford Company.
In 1923, the Baldwin brothers launched the first self-propelled combine harvester. They were founded the Gleaner Manufacturing Company in April 1924.
The name Gleaner had a constant value in the history of the grain harvest.
In 1955 Gleaner took over by Allis-Chalmers, who in turn sold their agricultural machinery division to Deutz AG in 1985. Now, Gleaner belongs to AGCOCorporation.
Combine harvesters under the Gleaner brand continue to be produced and sold.
In 1979, Gleaner introduced its first rotor combine, the N6.
Gleaner produces combine harvesters with the conventional threshing and separating system (tangential threshing drum and tray shaker).
In combine harvesters of the R-series, the threshing and separating process is handled by an axial rotor.