The SPRING 750/35 automatic potato digger/harvester is is the flagship of our company. However, the fully automatic nature of the machine does not compromise the delicacy of the harvesting process. The machine is equipped with a defoliator belt that runs parallel to the collection belt, trapping the foliage. The product then moves to the heghehog belt to be separated from the clods of soil and further cleaned by means of two rotating rollers with adjustable height and speed. The product is then directed onto the sorting belt. A platform on each side allows operators to manually discard unwanted product, placing it on a discarding belt that can also be used to recover undersized product. The 35 quintal hydraulic bunker allows lifting to unload directly onto trucks or trailers, and is equipped with a hydraulic shutter belt for easy product unloading.
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Suitable for:

Potato

Shallot

Onion

Garlic
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Equipment

Electro hydraulic transmission consisting of a pump unit to be connected to the PTO of the tractor

Contact roller

Defoliator belt

Hydraulic rotating cleaning rollers with adjustable speed

Hydraulic towing drawbar

Double electric control panel to be placed inside the tractor cab

Storage bunker for the harvested product with hydraulic opening and lifting, extractor roller belt to allow product unloading at max. height of approx. 3,65 m

Cutting grass discs with manual height adjustment (ready to fit optional motor drive

Valves for each belt speed adjustment

Working area sun protection

Hydraulic steering with stub axles for easier handling

Tilting rubber teat cleaning belt

Digging unit consisting of a hydraulic height-adjustable ploughshare with 3 blades
Optional

Onion harvesting kit (Foam roller)

PVC coated belt

Pair of cameras with monitor

Side support wheel

Onion harvesting kit (Motorised spatula)

Speed adjustable motorised discs

Hooks for big bags

Hydraulic belt vibrator

Hopper for undersize product storage and hydraulic unloading

Hopper for sones storage and hydraulic unloading