In the 1970s, model 915 was imported to Europe from the production of the International combine harvester factory located in East Molinessa. It was equipped with a 6-cylinder turbo engine (137 hp until 1973 and 141 hp thereafter). The drive transmission was hydrostatic. A special feature of the 915 was the Even-Flow pre-cleaning system, which blew air onto the cutting platform. The unloading pipe could be hydraulically rotated during unloading, and the 53 hl tank emptied in 80 seconds. An air-conditioned cabin and an electronic monitoring system were standard equipment. The 915 was marketed in Europe especially for corn harvesting. An 8-row corn table was available for it.

Smaller models of the American combine series were the 315 (72 hp SAE), 615 (80 hp SAE), 715 (95 hp SAE), and 815, which was also available with a V8 gasoline engine. All models had hydrostatic drive transmission.

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