Harvesters
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Harvesters Market Snapshot
Top manufacturers
Main locations to buy
Germany (Offers: 870), France (Offers: 171), Denmark (Offers: 147), Poland (Offers: 129), United Kingdom (Offers: 80)
Technical specifications
| Machine hours, h | 105–6 201 |
| Power output, hp | 56–658 |
| Max speed, km/h | 20–40 |
| Net weight, kg | 650–24 100 |
| Gross weight, kg | 9 200–32 500 |
| Working width, mm | 30–11 466 |
| Price, GBP | 2 737–482 810 |
| Year | 1987–2026 |
Explore Our Range of Harvesters for Sale in the UK
Welcome to Truck1.co.uk, your premier destination for finding top-quality harvesters, whether you're looking for used harvesters for sale or brand new options. Our extensive range caters to all agricultural needs, helping you find the perfect machine to boost your productivity and efficiency in the field.
Classifications and Variants
Harvesters come in various types, each designed to handle specific crops and terrains. Our selection includes:
- Combine Harvesters - Ideal for grains like wheat, barley, and oats.
- Forage Harvesters - Perfect for harvesting silage and fodder crops.
- Potato Harvesters - Designed for efficient potato digging and collection.
- Specialized Harvesters - Tailored for specific crops such as corn, sugarcane, and more.
Key Equipment and Features
When considering harvesters for sale, it's essential to evaluate key features that match your farming requirements:
- Engine Power - Determines the harvester's capability and efficiency.
- Cutting Width - Affects the area covered in a single pass.
- Grain Tank Capacity - Influences the volume of crops that can be collected before needing to unload.
- Advanced GPS and Automation - Enhances precision and reduces manual labour.
Popular Models and Brands
Truck1.co.uk features a variety of renowned brands known for their reliability and performance in the UK market:
- John Deere - A leader in agricultural machinery with innovative features.
- Claas - Offers robust design and efficiency for various crop types.
Operating Regulations
Operating harvesters in the UK requires compliance with agricultural regulations. Ensure your machine meets safety standards, emissions regulations, and has the necessary operator training and certifications.
What is a harvester in the UK?
In the UK, the term "harvester" can refer to two different things. Firstly, it can denote a type of farm machinery used to harvest crops. These machines are essential for efficiently gathering grains and other produce. Secondly, "Harvester" is a popular chain of restaurants known for their family-friendly environment and extensive menu, including a famous salad bar. The chain serves a variety of grilled dishes and is a popular dining choice across the UK.
Why are harvesters so expensive?
Harvesters are expensive due to the advanced engineering, high-capacity components, and sophisticated technology required to perform multiple agricultural tasks efficiently and reliably. These machines integrate powerful engines, precision hydraulics, and computer-controlled systems for automated harvesting, yield monitoring, and GPS-guided steering—features that significantly boost productivity but come at a premium. The cost also reflects durability standards, as harvesters must operate under heavy load in varied terrain and weather, often for long hours during short harvest windows. Additionally, manufacturers invest heavily in R&D to meet environmental regulations and operator safety standards, further driving up prices. The combination of mechanical complexity, seasonal demand, and limited production volumes contributes to their high market value.