The full-feeding combine harvester is a modern agricultural machinery used for harvesting crops such as rice, corn, and wheat. The efficiency of a full-feeding combine harvester is usually three times that of a semi-feeding combine harvester. Compared with traditional conventional harvesters, full-feeding combine harvesters have higher work efficiency and better harvest quality. Its working principle is to completely cut off crops during the harvesting process and quickly release them to reduce accumulation and blockage, thereby improving operational efficiency. Full-feeding combine harvesters are usually equipped with automatic control systems, which improve the convenience and accuracy of operation. By using a full feed combine harvester, farmers can complete crop harvesting work faster and more efficiently, thereby improving agricultural production efficiency.