Gleaner E / E III

After the short-lived T model, Gleaner's second entry into the smaller size category was a success. A total of 17,300 E models were produced between 1962 and 1967. The E's technology was similar to that of the A model. The reel was tine-free, the reel's hydraulic height adjustment was an optional extra, the rear axle was enclosed, separation was done with a straw walker conveyor located after the threshing drum, the steering was unassisted, and steering brakes were optional. The threshing drum was narrowed and the grain tank reduced in size, but otherwise the dimensions corresponded to the A model. The engine was a very low-tuned 36-horsepower Allis-Chalmers gasoline engine. A rather small power output for a 390 cm cutting platform. A cab was also available for this model.

The E III introduced in 1967 featured a more angular rear end, a redesigned cab, improved hydraulics, increased power, and a larger grain tank.

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