Gleaner C

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In 1960, Gleaner introduced the significantly larger C model, which could be equipped with up to a 20-foot cutting table. Considering that, its 64 hp engine sounds underpowered. The combine harvester's structure was very low. Unlike the smaller models, standard features included hydraulic reel height adjustment, power steering, and hydraulic brakes. A cab was available as an optional extra. The technology was similar to the A model, meaning the threshing concave was enclosed and grain separation occurred mainly via the conveyor between the threshing drum and the straw walkers. The British version had a Perkins diesel engine, a reel equipped with tines, and other modifications adapted to European conditions.

From 1962, it was also available in America with a turbo diesel, the first combine harvester to offer this. Another innovation was the tracked version, the CT.

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