Description
The Self-Propelled Corn Threshing Machine combines mobility, automation, and high output. It is built for farmers who need to move quickly between fields while keeping threshing smooth and steady. With this unit, threshing can happen right at the source.
Why Choose a Self-Propelled Corn Threshing Machine?
Unlike stationary models, this one saves time by moving from plot to plot on its own. It eliminates the need to carry corn to a fixed site. As a result, post-harvest efficiency improves greatly.
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Faster field-to-bin transition
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Less crop handling and damage
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Lower fuel and labor costs
Moreover, its automatic mode allows one person to do the work of several.
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Automatic Corn Threshing Machine Parameter
| Model | AG-CT |
| Production | 8-10 tons |
| Power | 15-28 horsepower |
| Seed damage rate | below 2% |
| Seed removal rate | above 98% |
| Feeding way | Automatic |
| Weight | 200-800kg |
Self-Propelled Corn Threshing Machine Features
This machine threshes, separates, and collects kernels in one operation. It runs on a powerful engine that also drives its wheels. Because of its built-in movement system, no tractor is needed.
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Threshing capacity: up to 2000 kg/hour
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Kernel collection rate: 98%+
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Drive system: diesel engine with self-propulsion
In addition, the sheller includes adjustable drum speed to match different moisture levels and corn types.
Proven in the Field
Farmers across Asia, Africa, and South America have reported up to 50% time savings during peak harvests. The Self-Propelled Corn Threshing Machine has been tested on different corn varieties with excellent results.
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Adaptable for hybrid and local maize
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Effective in both wet and dry conditions
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Used successfully in multiple climate zones
It’s not just a machine—it’s a harvest partner.
Conclusion
The Automatic Self-Propelled Corn Threshing Machine Maize Sheller offers speed, flexibility, and high efficiency. It shortens the harvest cycle, lowers cost, and increases yield. For farmers ready to scale up, it’s a smart, future-ready solution.
