Description:

J.J. Broch T-3 garlic harvester 3 rows

(Dismantled for transport)

• Adjustable row spacing 40–60 cm (currently set at 50 cm, but can be adjusted to 60 cm )
• Has worked 4 seasons. Per season: 12 to 14 hectares.
• Shakers at the beginning of the clamping belt
• Side conveyor belt with 3-phase motor, hinged design
• Steerable rear axle (steering axle)
• Comes with additional clamping belts included
• Harvesting depth hydraulically adjustable
• Clamping belt depth hydraulically adjustable

The harvester-cutters remove the bulb from the soil, remove part of the soil and cut the leaves, storing the bulbs to the rear in boxes or sacks of

different sizes.

interrow distance adjustable 40 - 60 cm. Currently setup for 50 cm row distance.
Own Hydraulic system with PTO pump
Required tractor power minimum 100 hp

HYDRAULIC DRIVE
All of the harvester's mechanisms are driven by hydraulic motors enabled by the tractor's PTO.

FRONT PULLING UP SHARE
A share is used to cut the root system of the garlic and then lift it gently to be collected by the belt system. The position and depth of the blade can be adjusted hydraulically.

CUTTING DISK
A second set of belts levels off the bulbs and a high-speed toothed disk cuts the leaves at an adjustable height, removing the leaf part and placing the bulb on the packing belt.

CONVEYOR AND CLEANING BELTS
Some of the remains of the soil are removed using a vibration system along the conveyor belts driven by hydraulic motors.

LEAF ALIGNMENT GUIDES
Two front guides lift any fallen leaves and align the garlic plants to make picking and collection along the conveyor belts easier.

PACKING BELT
A rodded belt transports the garlic bulbs to the box or bag, cleaning them again and manually removing part of the non-commercial bulbs.

*We can dismantle the machine to fit into a truck for a fee