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For the year 2020, the smaller Axial Flow was updated to the 150 series. The European versions now had only two gears: a field gear and a road gear. The gear was changed electronically. The differential lock was also engaged electrically. The angle of the straw walkers was modified compared to earlier models. A new table option was an 8.5-meter version. The feed chamber was renewed, and at its end was a transverse spiral drum designed to separate stones. Initially, the previous model’s Stage IV engines were offered, but in the Stage V lineup, the power of the 7150 increased to 460 horsepower.

The Axial-Flow was based on a single longitudinal rotor, 76.2 centimeters in diameter, which handled both threshing and separation. Under the threshing section, straw walkers were exchanged according to the crop being harvested (grain, peas, maize). Likewise, there were interchangeable elements for the separation area. The speed of the grain flow in the rotor was adjusted with opposing plates, which for the first time were available as electronically adjustable instead of screw adjustments. The sieving system was similar to that of conventional combines. The chopper was placed inside the straw hood so that the straw fell directly from the rotor onto the chopper. The cab was available in Comfort and Luxury versions. The Luxury model included, among other features, a ventilated leather seat and heated outside mirrors. Operation was controlled by the AFS Pro 700 monitor.

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