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Joined: 15 Apr 2017
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    Posted: 28 Nov 2017 at 8:35pm
With the recent talk about unloading augers, did the straight M/L machines have a swivel unload at their debut, or were they manual like the A-K series? Thanks
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All I have seen had swivel augers, don't think they were options.
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1972 model "L" Gleaner was the first combine to have push button electro-hydraulics, a transverse dual-duct cleaning fan and the swivel style unloader tube, all as standard equipment. The little brother the "M" had the same features when it was introduced in 1973.
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It has been awhile, but I think I can remember seeing the manual engage on an N6 one time. 
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Originally posted by Unit3 Unit3 wrote:

It has been awhile, but I think I can remember seeing the manual engage on an N6 one time. 

I think the question is auger swinging  in and out not engaging the auger to discharge the grain. 
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Ray54 is correct. I just was curious about when the swivel came to be, meaning what model, I have seen F2's (early) with manual fold but did not know when/model started the swivel. Thanks
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