Explore Top 10 Harvester Models

Kubota DC-68G-HK is well-known for its Japanese-engineered engine. Its 4-cylinder engine provides 68 HP power output. It is primarily used for harvesting rice/paddy.

Preet 849 is a popular self-propelled multicrop combine harvester featuring a 4-cylinder, 76 HP engine. It is specifically designed for crops like wheat, paddy, maize, and red gram.

New Holland TC5.30 is best suited for harvesting crops like wheat, sunflower, rice and sorghum. It features a best-in-class 130 HP turbocharged engine, a 4,600 mm working width, and a 3,500 litre grain tank.

John Deere W70 SynchroSmart has a turbocharged 100 HP engine fit for harvesting multiple crops. Its salient features include a self-cleaning radiator, 6 Bat Reel and an adjustable cutter bar.

Kartar 4000 Multicrop has a 6-cylinder, 101 HP @ 2200 RPM engine. It features a 4,199 mm working width, 460 mm ground clearance, and a harvesting capacity of 4 Acres/h (Wheat) and 3 Acres/h (Paddy).

Case IH Austoft 4010 features a 6-cylinder, 176-horsepower engine designed for harvesting sugarcane. It includes a hydrostatic transmission, a 210-liter fuel tank, and an air-conditioned cabin.

Mahindra HarvestMaster H12 is a tractor-mounted combine harvester equipped with a 57 HP engine, delivering top-notch performance. It is most compatible with the Mahindra Novo range of tractors.

Malkit 997 is a multi-crop, self-propelled harvester equipped with a powerful 101 HP at 2200 RPM engine. It is most suitable for crops such as rice, wheat, sunflower, soyabeans, and corn.

Yanmar AW70V features a 4-cylinder, 70 HP engine and a 70-litre fuel tank. With its high ground clearance, it is ideal for efficiently harvesting crops such as wheat and paddy.