New Gleaner Super Series (Episode One)

AGCO is using the black-painted Gleaner S7 (nicknamed by some as "The Stealth") combine to provide the final round of engineering tests and data collection before the new‑generation Super Series Gleaner combines are introduced to the public. View photos from the road and sign up for updates on the Super 7 at http://www.gleanersuper7.com.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• AGCO
• Gleaner
• Super series
• Super 7
• Super 6
• R series
• R76
• R66
• combine
• harvester
• harvesting
• stealth
• Dynaflex
• Gleaner Super 7
• Gleaner Super Seven

[boboxism]

they have a very bad look

[yuddle]

what's wrong with that auger design. It still holds the record for fastest unloading speed....

[RemmickStrickland]

My family bought the 6th N6 on the factory floor in 1979, and have run nothing else but silver iron ever since. I love the fact that this new machine while being a class 7 will run right in there with the class 8. Only down fall to a Gleaner is they work the best when loaded up and ran right on the edge. As such you need to put an operator in a Gleaner while any ol driver can run a Deere or Case.

[bleedingmuledeer]

@thequietrebel420 bushels of grain per gallon of fuel, you idiot.

[thequietrebel420]

bushels per gallon? WTF? 

[TheHrt5]

It looks like some sci fi combine...

[georgiewilliam]

@farmerbrown29 I hear ya

[ballerabbott]

how about over 100 bushel wheat up here in washington st

[farmerbrown29]

i dont like it...where is the fucking cummins

[mountaincat1000]

try 80 bushel a acre up here in MN

[colderweather3]

@colderweather3 and we like a little room to work with... our family runs four gleaner combines but i dont think we'll be making an upgrade till they make a class eight and change the engine compartment a little..