#Farming usa 2 case ih combine series#

Looks to me like CaseIH(and probably most ag companies) will change their model #s as often as they have to conform to new emissions rules in the future. In 2012, these were replaced by the series, which were TierIV compliant. In 2009, these were replaced by the series.

Later on(2007 or so), the 7010 joined it. With the Flagship combines(CaseIH's reference to the large chassis combines), the 8010 was the first model, starting in 2003. Also, starting in mid-2013 production, all new AFs will have a common-cab design. Starting in 2014(with Tier IVb engines), these will be replaced by the combines. Among other things, the PTO gearbox was completely changed from the previous design used on older AFs.

#Farming usa 2 case ih combine series#

In 2012(when Tier IV emissions came into play), this series was replaced by the series combines, which had Iveco/FPT engines. They still used Cummins engines, and were still a lot like the 21/23/25 series Axial-Flows other than they had updated electronics. CaseIH started referring these machines as their 'Midrange' combines. The 23s changed into the 2577/88 series combines in 2007-2008 production. That way they could use 1 chassis for 2 different combine classes(the 2366 was still a small chassis combine dating back to 1440/60 days). The 2377 was more or less a 'detuned' 2388 with a smaller grain tank.

CaseIH's combine lineage has to do with size, market, and nowadays, emissions rules.ДЇrom the 2344, 2366, and 2388 series the 44/66 models were replaced by the 2377 in later production.