Medium-Size Potato Harvester Introduction

A three-point hitched medium-size potato harvester is a machine specifically designed for harvesting potatoes from a field. It is equipped with a three-point linkage system, which allows it to be easily connected to a tractor and pulled through the field. It is typically used on medium to large-sized fields with relatively flat terrain and is capable of working in two rows at a time, with a single pass through the field covering two ridges, quickly and easily harvesting crops with minimal labor and cost. Some models of the medium-size potato harvester may also include additional features such as automatic grading and sorting capabilities, and the ability to remove weeds and other unwanted plants during the harvesting process.

Working process:
The medium-size potato harvester with a three-point linkage consists of a series of conveyor belts, brushes, and other mechanical components that work together to efficiently dig up and collect the potatoes. The potatoes are first loosened from the ground by a series of digging tines or plows, and then lifted onto the conveyor belts where they are carried to the rear of the harvester and leave on the ground for collecting. From there, the potatoes are sorted and separated from the dirt and debris by a series of brushes and other cleaning mechanisms, and then dropped onto ground for collection.