The First Rotary Combine : NEW HOLLAND TR70

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In this video Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 168 hp 145 bu. Sperry-New Holland TR70 Combine harvesting corn with four row 962 Corn Head. The TR70 was the first combine on the market to use centrifugal force to separate grain using two rotors back in 1975. All combines produced before 1975 used conventional threshing cylinders and straw walkers that utilize gravity to separate grain. In the 25 years following the release of the TR70 all major manufactures of combines introduced rotary harvesters.
This video shares the sights and sounds of the corn harvest in Southern Indiana with a TR70. Viewers will learn about this combines production history, specifications and original price tag. This video also takes viewers for a ride in the combine's cab.
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@donevens4357 Год назад

Great video! I bought this same machine used in 1980 from a dealer in Rockfalls IL. It was so good. I got a lot of crap from all the JD, and IH guys, but I just did my own thing. One old farmer I knew stopped by when I was doing beans, and said, that is the cleanest sample I have ever seen! I said you are welcome!! PS, he had a 6620 JD.

@dontorgersen1908 Год назад

Bought one in 1976 with my brother. Actually was invited back to Grand Island to see the process of manufacturing. Had a twenty foot grain header and a pick up header as well. We raised wheat, barley and oats. Over the years did a lot of custom harvesting. Many great memories raising my family while cutting barley day and night! Enjoyed seeing the TR70 in action again! Thanks!

@vanstractors Год назад

Well as long as he gets to the field in that newer truck , Those older pieces of equipment will surely run !Always good to see older equipment running and working !

@meredith7735 Год назад

as someone who got interested in farming initially due to the crazy technology of combines, this video is the epitome of raw mechanical engineering. thank you for sharing all of the footage of this amazing machine!

@austinmetro6317 Год назад

I'm a farmer , but i'm also very interested in engineering, other way around for me. Watching this particular video, i just realised how important and intrinsic engineering evolution is to the future of food production

@andynieuwenhuis7833 Год назад

This old machine is A HANDS ON old fashioned fix a broken part do it yourself machine. It's alot nicer machine to work on THEN ANY OF THE NEW STUFF,with too many sensors and microchips; with a longer break down time for parts.

@jameshill4900 Год назад

@@andynieuwenhuis7833Only problem they have become obsolete. Parts are hard to find with many discontinued.

@sergiomarin1793 Год назад

Wow super clean sample for a 1970s combine

@billz410 Год назад

Keep the classics comin', Jason!

@3408kid Год назад

thats a pretty clean sample i dont know if the new machines do any better great video!

@ScottPykare Год назад

It would be so awesome to be able to harvest with an older combine like this NH. I like the new equipment but the older has a special place. Thanks Jason 👍🏻

@joemcgrathagmachinesolutio6174 Год назад

I worked on these as a very young man in the 70s. They had a lot of capacity for the time, and they were easy to adjust. Grain quality was superb. Caterpillar engine was strong and reliable. The headers were.....let’s say crude, but, they would go all day. The header height control for the grain head was a lever that pivoted between two 3/8 bolts to close a ground circuit. When it went up or down, lights would dim. Hey, it worked.

@glennspreeman1634 Год назад

many TR70's had Deere cornheads with an adapter. worked very well.

@ArmpitStudios Год назад

Still some of the coolest looking combines out there, much better style than modern.

@bigtractorpower Год назад

The TRs were cool combines. I want to find a TR95 to film next.

@howardkucera2389 Год назад

Nice seeing one in the field again. I ran one for many years and just a couple years ago I upgraded to a tr 86 6 row head. I enjoy both machines but the tr 86 is a nice upgrade in speed and performance. We use the tr86 for corn and soybeans.

@martyschwartz6729 Год назад

Bought my first combine this year, TR99. Definitely happy with it.

@johnkillian4874 Год назад

I grew up watching the farmer near me use this combine for corn and beans across the street, for years i couldnt remember the model and this just took me straight back to being a kid! Thanks for sharing this jason and am now also following jacob on here!

@marksmith9142 Год назад

I bought corn ran through all 5 brands of combines. My favorite was from a New Holland. Just nice,clean shell corn!

@SimonKL11 Год назад

That's a cool combine😉👍 thanks for sharing👍👍

@samtalley791 Год назад

Nice to see this. TR70 was the last combine my grandpa had. 4 row wide corn head, in western KY.

@jankotze1959 Год назад

Brilliant video Jason, enjoyed seeing this TR, awesome combine

@johnkauppi7078 Год назад

Australian farmer here.I drove one of these for a neighbour in the 80's,no complaints.We ran a MF 850 on our place and the TR,though same size,was a much faster,as in big eater,machine than our Massey.They were much heavier on fuel with the 3208 Cat with a duration of 9-10 hours a tank,compared to the MFs 354 perkins, 12-13 hours on a smaller tank.The TR 70 was a fine machine.I thought of getting one myself but bought a Inter 1480 in the late 90's.

@doylevermillion2475 Год назад

I have a TR 85 with an 8 row jd header! Great machine !

@teresadroessler9872 Год назад

Thanks for the great video,the tr70 was my first diesel combine with a Ford turbo engine,a great machine,my first combine was a mf 300 2 row Chrysler slant 6 engine

@scottphillips4992 Год назад

Had some neighbors that ran 3 TR 70's in the late 70's all the way through to about 2003 or 2004 when the dad retired.

@obieacres4676 Год назад

Thankyou for acknowledging new holland for the first rotor and the first twin rotor

@bigtractorpower Год назад

I have been a TR fan since I was a kid. It was a great opportunity to film this TR70. I want to film a TR95 badly.

@obieacres4676 Год назад

@@bigtractorpower not many tr95s around

@tf7274 Год назад

10/10 on that sample...and back in the day you never wanted to arm wrestle these operators...turning that wheel all day your forearms would double up by the end of harvest.

@Military-Museum-LP Год назад

It’s nice to be able to make a comment first hand experience. Yes we ran a TR 70 with a 3208 cat motor. It was a big machine for its time. Three weeks Into it’s first season we picked up a large chunk of a granite type rock. We had downed corn and no crop insurance. As much as possible the corn has to be harvested. The rock trap had failed to function and the rock was digested causing major frame damage that the rotors were so far off their mounts. The combine went to the selling dealer who advised us there would be no warranty even though he confirmed the Rock trap door was defective. We had to get an attorney and finally settled (cost of the machine , plus loss of the use of the machine during harvest ) out of court 14 months later. NH took the combine back and cut it up into pieces we were told. We went back to IH because at the peak of the accident we had no combine. The IH dealer helped us with a demo Axial Flow that we later purchased. Thanks for all your wonderful videos.

@Military-Museum-LP Год назад

By the way there were no granite deposits in that farm or anywhere near our area! It was never clear how it got in the middle of the field!

@alanellis9158 Год назад

That had been a big combine in its day and it produced a decent sample too ! 4 rows against 12 or 16 rows nowdays!

@x3mperformace Год назад

One thing blows my mind, completely, when i see these kind of machinery. The age... If i consider the new equipment, i doubt that any of them, will be running in 50+ years out into the feauture. But a lot of the machines built back in the 60's - 70's and 80's are still running to this day.

@excellent952 Год назад

Memories of neighbors using this machine. We were still using JD 7700 Turbo and later, IH 1480 in the 70's.

@chadshafer8095 Год назад

Great Video. Enjoy the Older Equipment that you video as much as the newer.

@karolykovacs5009 Год назад

Very good parcel combine!

@404nitro Год назад

Pretty cool. Looks like he has a neat channel himself.

@jedadruled984 Год назад

We had a Clayson M103, that was a great machine.

@bigtractorpower Год назад

Very cool. Thank you for sharing. Clayson came shortly after New Holland acquired the combine line.

@jedadruled984 Год назад

@@bigtractorpower You sure ? The M103 was made early 60th. On youtube several videos about Clayson M103, also from my home country the Netherlands.

@adamreyling6505 Год назад

Thats interesting. I didn't know NH had the first rotary.

@clintonstubbs2319 Год назад

I’ve never really seen many New Holland combines in Georgia. From what I understand, New Holland developed one of the first rotary combine harvesters.

@bigtractorpower Год назад

New Holland did bring the first rotary combine to market in 1975. The TR was a strong seller in the corn belt. The first 10 units were sold near where I live in Kentucky to a soybean seed farm replacing a fleet of John Deere 7700 combines.

@stevecunningham2759 Год назад

Thanks BTP!

@littlerougue Год назад

I like when your turn around is the front yard

@obieacres4676 Год назад

Love the video love the twin rotors. makes me sad you went to a Deere. I had a deere for 30 years and finally got a new holland. Kinda the opposite of your journey

@michaelstark703 Год назад

No sensors to fail in there, but a great yellow tree air freshener😂😂😂

@bigtractorpower Год назад

Just the classic buzzer wire system.

@williamdonovan8187 Год назад

The rotary thrashing system eliminated the need for side-hill combines because it worked even if the combine was not level from side to side.

@charlesfuglie2491 Год назад

My grandpa had one of them. I rode in that many hours there. I remember distracting that one with a rock.

@bigtractorpower Год назад

The TR70 has a cool cab. All windows with the safety bar around the front window. Good memories.

@davidkimmel4216 Год назад

Great machine

@detroit6025 Год назад

Grandpa had a tr70 with the 3208 and 6 row corn head.

@wingrider687 Год назад

I hope he owns the yard he keeps turning around in 😂

@JacobsFarmLife Год назад

we do lol

@jamesjolly7406 Год назад

👋hey👋 from Dexter,Missouri

@EDBZ28 Год назад

Great video and history. I always thought was odd that manufactures produced a 5 row corn head….never a 5 or 10 row planter. What was the more popular engine choice…Ford or CAT?

@bigtractorpower Год назад

The 5 row corn heads were used in seed corn harvesting. The male row is knocked out during the growing season. If you plant 12 rows of seed corn you harvest 10 rows and that is where the 5 row corn head came in handy. I would say CAT was more popular. I have come across more TR70’s with the 3208. The combine in this video has the CAT engine.

@EDBZ28 Год назад

@@bigtractorpower very cool and great info! I never knew that about seed corn production and 5 row heads! A friend of mine from Alfred State college years back had a TR combine with 3208…he was from Penn yan and I think they sold it to a farmer in Canandaigua, NY. Not sure where it is now.

@joaopedromoreira4185 Год назад

Uma pena a New Holland não ter comercializado esses rotores duplos aqui no Brasil

@ericsmith1453 Год назад

I think you are correct was the first self propelled rotary, the first rotary machine to my knowledge was a pull type designed and built by a British Company by the name Slattery. It was very popular in South Africa in the sixties to nineties. I suspect the engineers over at International Harvester studied it closely.

@daniedippenaar2224 Год назад

The Slattery combines was built at Potgietersrus, South Africa. They also designed and built machines for picking and shelling peanuts.

@ericsmith1453 Год назад

@@daniedippenaar2224 Thanx for the info,It appears the International Harvester Axial Flow harvesters followed this design closely .

@tarheels100 7 месяцев назад

Looks to have just a touch of play in the stearing wheel after 50 years 😉

@bigtractorpower 7 месяцев назад

It may. 5 decades in the field is a long time for a combine.

@tarheels100 7 месяцев назад

@@bigtractorpower No kidding. Quite a career.

@bradolsen8629 Год назад

I enjoyed this video very much but I will still be a green and yellow John Deere fan. Thank you grandpa

@bigtractorpower Год назад

Thank you for watching. The TR70 is a good combine but do are the John Deere combines.

@jamesbarbour8400 11 месяцев назад

Still gets the job done and has doubtless paid for itself several times over, unlike todays combines, which cost in excess of a Million dollars with a header - just an insane amount of money for a machine that is continually depreciating in value.

@bigtractorpower 11 месяцев назад

The combines built in the 70’s with proper care really hold up. Almost 50 years of service.

@FrequencyOfThought Год назад

I recall a lot of farmers in Iowa snob nosing New Holland for whatever reason. Brand loyalty I suppose

@Oliver66FarmBoy Год назад

Wonder how many they built with the Ford diesel. I don’t think I have ever seen one in that series that wasn’t 3208 powered. Did even know it was offered as an engine option till just now.

@JacobsFarmLife Год назад

@@andrewbrown7831 We had two TR70s one with the v8 cat and one with ford 6 turbo. both hydrostatic

@crestviewfarm5229 Год назад

Boehm Farm used to have one with the Ford diesel, and another with the Ford 361 gas.

@paulcasefarms9933 Год назад

Boehn farms on youtube had a couple of them. Both of his were gear drive and one had a v8 gas motor.

@AJmx2702001 Год назад

IH dropped the twin rotor concept to stick with the axial flow and the engineer that was on the IH twin rotor took the idea with them to New Holland. The 1st versions of IH concept of twin rotor was based on the IH 234 Sheller Unit Rotor

@philipingram1667 26 дней назад

The engineer's name was Roland Hill and I worked with one of his former coworkers from East Moline who told me IH had decided to go with the single rotor and he (Hill) was a proponent of the other design. There was a consent decree that kept New Holland from selling machines until 1977 when IH released the Axial Flow line.

@crestviewfarm5229 Год назад

Great video! You forgot about the 361 gas as an engine option. I don't think that many were made. The one that the RU-vidr wanna be farmer currently owns is the only one I've ever seen.

@DavidRoberts-g4g 29 дней назад

I believe the 1st TR70's were built in Lexington, Nebr.

@jrofficialchannel3012 Год назад

Good

@popswrench2 Год назад

tooo KooooooooooooooooooL!!!

@popswrench2 Год назад

and SADLY , this is PERFECT appilication for a 3208 , except for the WEIGHT , and the "cheap CAT" sales point kept an otherwise JUNK engine in the market a decade longer .... AG and excavators , worked for its best farily constant RPM . after that , ugh . sure kept my wrenches turning 🤣😅😂

@RJ1999x Год назад

New Holland invented the twin rotor in 1975, 45 years later John Deere copies it

@Hinesfarm-Indiana Год назад

They copy everything

@RJ1999x Год назад

@@Hinesfarm-Indiana pretty much correct

@RJ1999x Год назад

@@ROCK-s1t catchy, but very wrong

@drizz786 Год назад

So they really are the apple of agriculture, Good to know.

@RJ1999x Год назад

@@ROCK-s1t lol, you couldn't be further from the truth. Obviously didn't read the original post

@Vip.kitty123 Год назад

Nice Jason. Why doesn't new Holland sell more combines

@bigtractorpower Год назад

New Holland sells allot of combines in Europe. According to New Holland they sell 1 in four combines produced works wide.

@Vip.kitty123 Год назад

@@ROCK-s1t nice to know.

@Vip.kitty123 Год назад

@@bigtractorpower thanks for the info Jason

@jeanphilippecarrere3845 Год назад

J'ai ça grande sœur la TR 85 en France 🇨🇵

@charlesfuglie2491 Год назад

They had 3 options for engines. The 3208 cat and the Ford more than they had a gas they offered for a will too

@damjanr9497 Год назад

THANK YOU ....................🙏✌👍🙏 🤎💚💙

@bigtractorpower Год назад

Thank you for watching.

@GaniyuKazeem-y3y 8 месяцев назад

Good morning sir I need this type of machine how can I get your information

@duggydo Год назад

When I saw the thumbnail, I thought maybe you had filmed Wes Pandy harvesting.

@bigtractorpower Год назад

No he has sold his TR70s. He harvests with a TR96 which is another cool Twin Rotor.

@duggydo Год назад

@@bigtractorpower I know. I just saw the yellow combine on my phone and thought of him. Good video. Thanks for making these. You do really good work on the filming and research.

@Hinesfarm-Indiana Год назад

I was wondering who first made the rotor combine, I think it was 77 or 78 when gleaner made the first transverse rotor.

@bigtractorpower Год назад

Here is the Rotary Combine time line New Holland 1975 International 1977 Gleaner 1979 White 1979 Massey Ferguson 1985 ( Acquired White) CLAAS 1995 John Deere 2000

@Hinesfarm-Indiana Год назад

@@bigtractorpower ok awesome, thanks.

@alancopper7866 Год назад

Minneapolis Moline had the first rotary cylinder in the corn sheller before any one else had there's.

@Hinesfarm-Indiana Год назад

@@alancopper7866 was that a pull type?

@robwar2288 Год назад

I always thought IH was first! Never thought about NH! Wow!

@Gs-sv6pw Год назад

Note he said FIRST !!!!! The TR70 sits in the Hebert Ford museum.

@Gs-sv6pw Год назад

Henry Ford

@bigtractorpower Год назад

The TR70 is the first rotary combine. The model in this video of course is not serial number one nor do I want to portray it as number. This video is intended to give the history of the TR70 combine and its significance in threshing. I did film the serial number one International 1460 Axial-Flow a few years ago harvesting soybeans. That video is titled Serial Number One IH 1460. The 1460 the IH’s first rotary combine in 1977.

@iahawk36 Год назад

Several of my neighbors ran these growing up. Great machine for harvesting, but they all had a bad habit of catching fire!

@terenceblanchette9059 Год назад

You had to keep the engine compartment clean, especially with the Cat engine. Because of the V8 configuration the turbo was on the back side close to the sheet metal. Chaff would build up around the turbo and catch fire. I owned TR 70's and never had an issue. It happens to JD combines quite often too. Again safety and maintenance.

@fonderrobert1 Год назад

My younger brother @organicdairyman runs a TR98 New Holland combine

@GaniyuKazeem-y3y 8 месяцев назад

Hello sir please I want to buy this machine I need this type of machine how can I get your information

@cementer7665 Год назад

I do NOT think this was the first New Holland Twin Rotor combine, IIRC, their first TR Series were RED, with Yellow trim, and came out in the late 1960's. I am thinking that the Model number of the first was something like TR-65, and the ads first appeared in magazines like Farm Journal and Successful Farming. The New Holland dealer at Springfield, NE had one of these red and yellow combines that set on his lot for several years unsold, and at one point, my uncle went to look at it, but the dealer would not come down off the original price, so it stayed there.

@bigtractorpower Год назад

The New Holland’s in the 60’s were the 975, 985 and 995. There were conventional combines. They were painted red with yellow cabs. I really really want to film one of those classics.

@jameshill4900 Год назад

@@bigtractorpowerThere is also the 1400 I believe is the same but with diesel motor? Neighbour has one low hours that was stored as a spare. Unfortunately he pulled it out for room and likely it will deteriorate outside like my dad's old 985 has. I remember back then all the metric bolts but it was a nice combine in it's day. Great video as always.

@jensandersen2176 Год назад

In the Ford Museum in Detroit, there is a TR 70 with a V8 gas engine. I am not sure what brand that engine is,

@IG10705 Год назад

Most likely it's the Ford engine option they had

@paulofrancisco565 Год назад

👍👍👏👏👏

@bigtractorpower Год назад

Thank you Paulo.

@jamesjolly7406 Год назад

👍👍

@donaldcathey1358 Год назад

We run 2 TR 70 3208 cat corn soybean wheat milo

@woodwelder Год назад

I thought New Idea was the first to use a Rota ..?

@interman7715 Год назад

Here's a bit of trivia ,IHC had been perfecting and developing the rotary combine since the early 60s and had invested over $100,000,000,00 in the concept. Some IHC engineers defected to NH and taken the technical drawings with them ,NH rushed the twin rotor( to get around the IHC patent) into production to beat IHC .A court battle ensued and IHC was awarded a settlement for NH's infringement.

@interman7715 Год назад

@bigtractorpower. Thanks for the video buddy, good to see these classics at work 👍

@williammay5300 Год назад

No sound

@bigtractorpower Год назад

I am not sure why you are not hearing the sound. I just played the entire 14 minutes on RU-vid and it has full sound. Is mute on your RU-vid sound key?

@Hinesfarm-Indiana Год назад

I’ve got sound

@williammay5300 Год назад

@@bigtractorpower it's better now

@bigtractorpower Год назад

@@williammay5300 good to hear. 👍👍. Thank you for watching.

@ikonseesmrno7300 Год назад

@@bigtractorpower I've noticed that, as of late, freshly uploaded YT videos seem to be lacking their sound for a few minutes after posting. Have no idea why that is. Just hope it gets fixed. Hope you had a great Christmas, Jason & have a great New Year!! Regards!

@dana9265 Год назад

Oh, my the good old days when men and women actually had to run equipment not like nowadays, you just sit back and do nothing pretty much

@derekcrago2197 Год назад

Does that farmer even make a profit using vintage equipment???🤷🏼‍♂️

@bigtractorpower Год назад

Sure they do. This farm has a smaller at acreage of corn as they focus on fresh vegetable and hay production. The corn is part of the rotation and the TR70 covers the acres they have in corn well. Plus the farmer enjoys running this combine.