John Deere 1075 grain harvester
Chiba ken10844 km to "United States/Ashburn"
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Key features you might find in a typical John Deere combine harvester include:
1. **Header:** The front part of the machine equipped with cutting mechanisms to cut the crop at the base and feed it into the machine.
2. **Threshing Mechanism:** Once the crop is cut, it goes through the threshing process, where the grain is separated from the plant material. This process involves the use of rotating components like cylinders and concaves that help to break the grain away from the straw or husks.
3. **Separation and Cleaning:** After threshing, the grain, straw, and chaff are separated using sieves and fans. The straw and chaff are blown out of the machine, while the clean grain is collected for further processing or storage.
4. **Grain Tank:** The harvested grain is collected in a large tank on the combine. This tank can hold a significant amount of grain before it needs to be emptied into a transport vehicle.
5. **Cab and Controls:** Modern combine harvesters come equipped with comfortable cabs for the operator. They often have advanced control systems that allow the operator to adjust settings for optimal performance and efficiency.