Farmers were filmed on November 18th in Lenawee County, Michigan.
Gleaner F2
The Gleaner F2 combine was a popular model of combine harvester produced by the Gleaner Manufacturing Company, a subsidiary of the Allis-Chalmers Corporation. The F2 was introduced in 1977 as an update to the previous Gleaner F model, and it remained in production until 1982.
The F2 was known for its innovative "Flex" header, which was designed to follow the contours of the ground and reduce crop losses. The Flex header was also adjustable, allowing it to be set for different crops and conditions. The F2 also featured a hydrostatic drive system and a self-leveling cleaning system.
During its production run, the Gleaner F2 was available in several different configurations, including different engine options and headers for different crops. In addition to the Flex header, the F2 could be equipped with a conventional header, a corn head, or a pickup head for harvesting small grains and soybeans.
The Gleaner F2 was a popular model among farmers and is still fondly remembered by many in the farming community. Its innovative design and advanced features helped to set it apart from other combines of its time, and it helped to establish Gleaner as a leading brand in the combine harvester market.
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