Sweetie, Size Large: before IH came up with the big drum that gives the case-ih axial-flow its name there were a bunch of designs that used basically a series of "walking" sieves or shaker plates

i hold few left tendencies in more contempt than anprims. industry and human ingenuity gave us the CASE axial-flow combine and 45 foot grain header for a reason.

god my friend explained how an axial-flow combine worked a while back and i was just kicking the floor and yelling for an hour mostly i get Like This about large-scale chemical processes and everything Norman Borlaug ever did but it's all connected anyways aaaaaaaaa

I stg you're both just making up words

i have GREAT news for you about your next wikipedia dive

When something is flowing axially, what's it not doing. Lateral flow? Radial flow? Normal flow?

i'm a fucking poser and don't actually know how the older kind of combine harvester *actually* works offhand - 'axial flow' because the threshing action is done by passing the grain through a bigass cylindrical rotor, which is way the shit faster/higher bandwidth than... whatever we used before that

before IH came up with the big drum that gives the case-ih axial-flow its name there were a bunch of designs that used basically a series of "walking" sieves or shaker plates

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