2016 Case IH Axial-Flow 7240

2016 Case IH Axial-Flow 7240

With 403 hp and 315-bushel tank, the Axial-Flow 7240 combine delivers superior performance and capacity.

Case IH Axial-Flow 240 series leads the industry in productivity. With fewer drive components, an industry-leading AFX rotor and the ability to adapt to over 134 grain types, Axial-Flow combines are engineered for simplicity and reliability.

Features may include:

Get the job done right with high-capacity features and heavy-duty rotary feeding systems. Enhance crop flow and improve feeding into the combine, resulting in smooth crop flow and reduced wear.

Improved and expanded header lineup provides the latest in harvesting technology. The following headers are available on the 140 series:

• Corn

• Draper

Flex Auger

Grain

• Pickup

• Added eight pitch spacing and positioning of the slats and feeder chain help move material faster and more consistently toward the transition cone

• New rock trap beaters spiral design helps prevent rocks from entering the combine

• Lower feeder gearbox handles the high horsepower requirements of chopping corn heads and larger headers

• Intermediate feeder protects the feeder with both a friction clutch on the feeder shaft and a radial pin clutch on the feeder drum, which eliminates the need for belts or chains

• Three-speed gearbox provides rotor speed overlap for improved belt life and ensures optimal positioning for commonly used rotor speeds

Whether you want simplicity and convenience or superior control, Case IH Axial-Flow combines are available with the single rotor technology that is right for you. Our 140 series delivers proven technology through a simple, efficient and reliable belt-driven rotor design.

• High- and low-speed ranges allow you to take on different field conditions without shifting

• Easier shifting with improved traction allows you to maximize your harvest window and field productivity

• Improved PTO gear case design ensures pumps and drives are operating efficiently at a lower 2,100 rpm

• Maximize fuel savings and decrease engine wear

We pioneered single rotor development back in the 1960s. Since then, refinements, enhancements and improvements have led to the pinnacle in rotor performance — the AFX rotor. The AFX rotor can be set into many configurations, adapting to both crop and threshing conditions.