FS25 International 14 Series Axial-Flow Combines v1.0

The New Axial-Flow combines from International Harvester, these combines revolutionized harvesting on its debut in 1977 with an efficient threshing rotor placed on its Axis. This new style of threshing gives you better grain quality with less grain damage due to the fast, hard beating grain receives in a conventional combine. You also get exceptional separation with the Axial-Flow method. Gone are the days of straw walkers simply walking the crop out, with the rotor, you get thorough separation with the help of centrifugal force. You’ll find that the new Axial-Flow combines will get you more of what you grow.

How does an Axial Flow combine work? Your crop is fed through the feeder-house where the rotor impeller gathers the crop and starts it rearward in a spiral movement. At the first point, the rasp bars on the rotor ring rotate around and thrash the crop against the concave repeatedly. Then the crop continues in its rearward spiral to the separating grate where centrifugal force affects optimal separation. A bed of augers under the rotor carries the grain to a traditional cleaning system with 2 sieves, where air blasts through them, this air blast pushes the chaff fines out the back of the combine, where spreaders kick it out. The clean grain falls through the sieves into the bottom grain pan,n where an auger and elevator carry the grain to the grain tank. Now that you know how these combine. lets get into what you get in this big pack!

Included are:

1420:
20″ Diameter, 108″ length rotor
3,747 sq. in. cleaning area
125 bushel grain tank capacity
Bin Flaps
14′ Auger
D358 124hp / Turbocharged
18.4-26 tire size
2wd and Power Guide Wheel Assist

1440:
24″ Diameter, 108″ length rotor
4,750 sq. in. cleaning area
145 bushel grain tank capacity
Bin Flaps
Extension
Ext. Flaps
14′ Auger
16′ Auger
D436 135hp
23.1-26 tire size
2wd and Power Guide Wheel Assist

1460:
24″ Diameter, 108″ length rotor
4,750 sq. in. cleaning area
180 bushel grain tank capacity
Ext. Flaps
16′ Auger
DT436 180hp
23.1-26 tire size
30.5-32 tire size
2wd and Power Guide Wheel Assist

1480:
30″ Diameter, 108″ length rotor
6,420 sq. in. cleaning area
208 bushel grain tank capacity
Ext. Flaps
16′ Auger
20′ Auger
DT436 190hp / DT466 210hp
30.5-32 tire size

Options
2wd and Power Guide Wheel Assist
B.F. Goodrich, BKT, Goodyear, and Firestone tires
Beater / Chopper
Fan Belt Shields, Fan Air Inlet Shield
1977-1979, 1980-1984, 1985 Case International model dates
International Yield Monitor
Rotary Air Discharge Screen

Headers
810 Rigid Header, 13′ pickup, 15′, 20′, 24′, 30′
820 Flex Header, 13′ 15′ 20′ 22.5′
800-900 Corn Header, 4, 6, 8 row

This mod does feature Interactive Control.

Once again, I consider this combine close to me, a project that has stretched since November of 2022 and continues to hold true today. I don’t ever think I will ever be stepping away from this Axial Flow project, as I hope to continue expanding these combines as time goes on, but until then, the tried and true 14 series combines return again for another year. Thank you to all who have supported this project from the start to the next phase.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for providing such a detailed overview of the International 14 Series Axial-Flow combines. The description you have given highlights the key features and benefits of these revolutionary harvesting machines. The explanation of how an Axial-Flow combine works is particularly informative, detailing the process from crop intake to grain storage.

The breakdown of the different models in the pack, such as the 1420, 1440, 1460, and 1480, along with their specifications like rotor diameter, cleaning area, grain tank capacity, and engine power, gives a clear understanding of the capabilities offered by each variant. The inclusion of options and accessories like different tire brands, beater/chopper attachments, fan belt shields, and yield monitoring systems adds to the customization potential of these combines.

The availability of various headers, including rigid, flex, and corn headers, further enhances the versatility of these machines for different crop types and field conditions. The mention of Interactive Control as a feature in the mod indicates a user-friendly and immersive experience for players operating these combines in the game.

It's evident that a significant amount of time and effort has been invested in developing and refining this project, starting back in November 2022. Your dedication to enhancing and expanding the Axial Flow combines reflects a commitment to delivering an authentic and engaging gameplay experience for the FS25 community. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to this project, and I'm sure many players will appreciate the attention to detail and quality you have put into these combines.