Heritage design commemorates rich legacy, gives way to latest harvest advancements
To commemorate the legacy of Axial-Flow combines, Case IH, Racine, Wisconsin, has launched the 50 series Axial-Flow combine lineup with a special-edition 150 series combine.
The 150 series combine features International Harvester heritage styling, color schemes and decals reminiscent of the first Axial-Flow combine in 1977. The memorable white cab top and tire rims give way to the latest harvest advancements to help producers put more grain in the tank.
The productivity enhancements of the legendary single rotor technology, Cross-Flow cleaning system and two-speed electric shift transmission enable the 150 series combine to handle varying harvest conditions and crop types.
“We’re excited to bring back the retro stylings of the 1977 International Harvester Axial-Flow combines, now paired with productivity enhancements desired to help today’s producers harvest more of what they grow,” said Kelly Kravig, Case IH harvesting marketing manager. “For older generation farmers, this combine is a throwback to their earlier farming days. For younger generations, this is the combine they grew up in.”
For more information visit www.caseih.com.
