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Whats The Difference Between An A R Gleaner?

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1206SWMO

02-21-2006 15:52:33

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Does an R Gleaner SP look just like an A Gleaner combine?Whats the difference between the two?They both use the same operators manual.

The Grain Harvesters book says it was built from 1951-61 and was the last raddle combine.

I dont have original sales literature for the R Gleaner and cant say that I have ever really seen one.If I did I must have thought it was an A.

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Joe Graunke

02-22-2006 10:38:57

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Re: Whats The Difference Between An A R Gleaner? in reply to 1206SWMO, 02-21-2006 15:52:33

I own a 1951 R gleaner. It came out or OK. Be glad to talk about it give me a call 715 790 2967
Joe

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1206SWMO

02-22-2006 17:28:42

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Re: Whats The Difference Between An A R Gleaner? in reply to Joe Graunke, 02-22-2006 10:38:57

Joe, I've written down your phone # and will give you a call some Sat eve.Do you have any pictures of your R Gleaner?

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Nutsaboutcombines

02-21-2006 15:58:47

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Re: Whats The Difference Between An A R Gleaner? in reply to 1206SWMO, 02-21-2006 15:52:33

Model A Gleaner had straw walkers. Model R Gleaner used a raddle for separation in lieu of walkers.

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1206SWMO

02-21-2006 17:48:35

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Re: Whats The Difference Between An A R Gleaner? in reply to Nutsaboutcombines, 02-21-2006 15:58:47

Thanks Nuts.OK,all Gleaners had raddle chains back then.Did the R have an even longer raddle chain than the A to replace the lack of straw walkers?I've never seen the inside of an R Gleaner.Anyone on here own one?

Our 1966 E Gleaner had wooden slats on the raddle chain and we broke quite a few of them when shelling corn.I got pretty good at replacing them.

There were only two A Gleaners in the neighborhood.One was a late 1950's and the other was a 1964.

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Rev JJ

02-23-2006 18:24:22

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Re: Whats The Difference Between An A R Gleaner? in reply to 1206SWMO, 02-21-2006 17:48:35

I have seen the guts of an R... basically after the grain comes off the front raddle, the straw, ect passes through the first air blast and onto a second raddle until it's discharged out the back.

I think that most ( if not all) of the Gleaner Baldwin pull types had raddles instead of walkers. Seems to me if the any grain didn't fall out when it went from the front raddle to the rear/shoe area, the last raddle would just let it ride on out.

I did talk to an old man that ran an R and said that the Raddles worked better in milo than walkers.

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