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Pull-Type 1482 Axial-Flow Combine
August 19, 1982
Elevated view of a pull-type 1482 axial-flow combine in a field. Part of the tractor is on the right.
1482 Pull-Type Axial-Flow Combine
1979
Rear view of a 1482 pull-type axial-flow combine pulled by a 1086 tractor in a field. White clouds and blue sky are visible in the background.
Axial-Flow Combine Cutaway
circa 1980-1989
Color illustration (cutaway) of an axial-flow combine, view is from the left.
Axial-Flow Combine Grain Loss Monitor
circa 1980-1989
Axial-flow combine grain loss monitor.
1460 Axial Flow Combine Grinder
1981
Close-up studio photograph of a 1460 axial flow combine grinder.