Mini Rice and Wheat Combine Harvester, 1 m Cut

Overview

Small fields need small machines

A big combine cannot turn in a small terraced paddy or cross narrow bunds. A mini combine can. With a 1,000 mm cutting width and 1,000 kg weight, this machine is made for plots where land is limited and soil can be soft.

Crops

It is specified for rice, wheat, soybean and corn. Rice and wheat are the main use. A gear drive carries power to the cutting, threshing and cleaning parts.

Engine and drive version

Engine power depends on whether you need a self-propelled engine or a tractor-driven version.

Choosing a harvester

If you only cut and bundle, see the mini reaper binder. For a combine driven by your own tractor, see the 800 mm tractor-driven model. For bigger holdings, our 92 kW multi-crop combine is the next step up.

Working in soft ground

In wet paddy, the machine’s weight on the ground matters as much as its width. Track type and pressure should match soil softness, and drain the field in advance where possible. Keep the machine clean after each day, since wet straw and mud quickly cause rust and belt wear. We help you select the track set for your fields.

Adapting to your market

Details such as color, accessories and spare-parts packages can be adjusted to your market and local conditions.

How the mini combine compares with other harvesters

At 1,000 mm cutting width and 1,000 kg, this is the smallest self-propelled combine in the harvesters group. It cuts and threshes rice, wheat, soybean and corn in a single pass, which suits small paddy fields, terraces and plots with narrow access.

The mini reaper binder (MM-RBH55A) costs less and weighs about 320–330 kg, but it only cuts and bundles. The tractor-driven mini grain combine (MM-MEC8A) at 800 mm width needs your own 15–80 HP tractor, so you save on engine cost but depend on the tractor being free in harvest. The 92 kW multi-crop combine (MM-MCH92A) cuts 2,360 mm and suits contractors.

Choose this model if you want a self-contained machine that reduces labor in small fields. Soft ground and wet paddy are better with tracks. Field size, crops and soil decide between tires and tracks.