Vintage TR Combine Cartoon - circa 1979

[@claytonhess5512]

A quick note to New Holland (uploader): the video effectively ends at 6:36. The rest is blank.

[@BRPFan]

Brings back the memories of pulling wrenches on New Holland TR combines!

[@1978garfield]

I had the comic book as a kid. Never saw the cartoon until now. Very cool.

[@JohnWilliamLeonard35]

why does this not have more views? i love this

[@ronniesorter1888]

Love the TR combines!!

[@LegoWormNoah101]

T.R looks a lot like The Lorax.

[@reiner808]

who`s on first? ; )

[@benjenkins6603]

Does anyone else remember the dealer film that this was on? The dealer my worked for had this on continuous loop during the open houses. There was another video on the loop that fascinated me as a kid. It involved monks loving in a cave and their hay bales miraculously being picked up by a New Holland Stackliner. Does anyone know where I could find that video?

[@benjenkins6603]

I mean living in a cave not loving in a cave. Could give the wrong impression...

[@LegoWormNoah101]

@@benjenkins6603 oops

[@wmcompton]

Do you have access to an earlier video called "Report From The Field" that had customer commentary?

[@go4damo]

Got any more cartoons?

[@brettknoss486]

Does the reliance on weight pose a problem with separating light grass seed, like crested wheat?

[@keatonsmith1003]

I though international harvester came up with the Idea Back in 1977

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

Clorox Bleach IH has the Axial Flow rotar and the IH system is much easier to maintain and superior to the Twin Rotar system.

[@Buzzbox3rd]

Way before that try the mid 60s .

[@polishprick78]

a chief case mechanic here at Oyen, Alberta told me that case combines are an absolute bitch to work on....I have an R62 Gleaner myself

[@benjenkins6603]

There's some back and forth on that one. NH got theirs on the market first in 77 IH in 78. Story goes an engineer from one company got flipped and then designed a rotor for the other. Story usually says IH stole an engineer from NH.

[@interman7715]

Ben Jenkins Dude have you got it arse about ! IHC put ten years development into it and 100 million dollars into it in 1960s dollars and a few IHC engineers defected to New Holland and took the concept drawings with them ,New Holland rushed the tr70 into production and used the twin rotor concept to get around the IHC patents. IHC took New Holland to court and won .The twin rotor concept has no advantages over a single rotor it was only designed to try and get around the IHC patent.

[@indianarowcrop8313]

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[@cementer7665]

Wonder how many sales that stupid presentation in that video cost New Holland?