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APH Group proudly offers a selection of Dewulf's advanced harvesting machinery, renowned for their efficiency, durability, and adaptability in various field conditions. Our featured models include the Enduro, P3K, Kwatro, and RA3060, each designed to meet specific agricultural needs.
Enduro – 4-Row Self-Propelled Sieving Harvester
The Dewulf Enduro is a 4-row self-propelled sieving harvester on wheels, known for its product-friendliness, high capacity, and user-friendliness. It features a patented "Fill-Tastic" ring elevator with a capacity of 200 tons per hour, ensuring gentle handling of crops. The machine boasts the largest bunker in its segment, with a practical capacity of 12.3 m³, and offers adjustable cleaning modules for optimal performance in varying field conditions.
P3K – Mounted 1-Row Top Lifting Harvester
The P3K is a mounted 1-row top lifting harvester equipped with a wide 3-piece discharge elevator, guaranteeing maximum capacity and minimal drop height. Its design includes a separate sieving conveyor below the knives, ensuring optimal filling of the discharge elevator while maintaining product integrity. The P3K is suitable for harvesting crops like carrots, red beets, celeriac, parsley root, and parsnip.
Kwatro – Self-Propelled 4-Row Sieving Harvester
The Dewulf Kwatro is a self-propelled 4-row sieving harvester that combines frontal harvesting with a classic sieving path, hedgehog unit, and cleaning modules. It features the largest bunker on the market at 17.8 m³ and is powered by a 500 hp Scania DC13 Stage IV engine. The Kwatro's design ensures minimal soil compaction and excellent stability, even in wet conditions.
RA3060 – Self-Propelled 2-Row Sieving Harvester
The Dewulf RA3060 is a powerful self-propelled, two-row sieving harvester designed for efficiency in a wide range of conditions, from wet to dry fields. It features a spacious Claas cabin for operator comfort and intuitive controls for ease of use. The RA3060's design ensures gentle handling of crops and efficient harvesting performance.
