Black Soil "Smart" Transformation GS8239 High-Feed Grain Harvester Work

Heilongjiang Beidahuang is located in the core area of black soil in Northeast China. It is not only an important commodity grain base in China, a "ballast stone" for ensuring national food security, but also the main battlefield for large-scale modern agriculture. At present, the production of autumn in Beidahuang is fully underway. Lovol GS8239 high feed combine harvester was delivered for the first time to the Northeast region and underwent practical testing in black soil.

The contiguous fields in Northeast China have strict requirements for the continuous operation ability, feeding stability, and cleaning reliability of harvesters. The Lovol GS8239 harvester is equipped with a powerful 530 horsepower engine and a super large feeding rate of 23 kilograms per second, breaking the performance record of similar domestic models. The whole machine is equipped with a complete set of intelligent control systems such as intelligent navigation, adaptive cleaning, precise grain production measurement, and fault self diagnosis. It can quickly replace the matching cutting platform and take into account the harvesting of multiple crops such as wheat, corn, and soybeans. The machine is versatile and perfectly adapts to the long-term, high-intensity continuous operation needs of large-scale plots in the north. The comprehensive performance of the whole machine has reached the international advanced level.

For a long time, high-end harvesting equipment with large feeding capacity has been a key area of research and development for agricultural machinery equipment in China. This time, Lovol GS8239 made its first battle in Northeast China for three autumns, not only significantly improving the efficiency of large-scale farmland harvesting and ensuring the return of grain particles to the warehouse, but also further filling the gaps of domestic large-scale joint harvesting machinery, helping to improve the quality and efficiency of modern agriculture in black soil, and injecting strong new momentum into building a solid foundation for national food security.