• Model: Grimme SE 140 single‑row, offset‑trailed bunker harvester
• Bunker Capacity: Approx. 8,818 lbs (4,000 kg) with filling optimization, sized for medium‑sized potato operations
• Machine Class: Compact bunker harvester built on the proven SE principle of soil sieving, an inclined conveyor, and crop separation for clean product with gentle handling

Digging & Separation

• Intake: Offset‑pulled intake with spring‑loaded disc coulters in 580, 620, or 660 mm widths, plus two outer haulm feed‑in rollers
• Main Webs: 1st main web in 32–50 mm pitches and 2nd main web in 28–40 mm pitches, with a driven rotary agitator in the 1st web to break up soil early
• Separators: Mechanically driven separators, with the 1st separator’s double extracting roller height adjustable by Bowden cable

Bunker & Unloading

• Unloading Height: 12.6 ft (3,850 mm) for loading trucks and trailers
• Gentle Filling: Hydraulically lowered final conveyor to reduce drop height into the bunker
• Picking Table: Large picking table with platforms on both sides, a right‑hand trash chute, and automatic picking web shut‑off

Chassis & Operation

• Steering: Hydraulic drawbar steering, axle steering, and levelling standard
• Tires: 400/70‑20 standard
• Ease of Use: Analog operator controls, LS hydraulic connection, and a clear view of the intake from the tractor seat for simple setup and service

• Universal Separator (UB): Triple‑row finger scraper web for clod‑rich soils with low stone content
• Stony Soil Separator (SB): Five‑row brush web for the best separation on stony ground
• Wide Intake: 850 mm intake channel to carry more soil onto the first main web in sandy conditions
• Bunker Outlet: Rolling floor bunker outlet with integrated drop brake for gently filling crates and transport vehicles
• Hydraulic Outlet Fold: Hydraulic folding mechanism lifts the bunker outlet out of the crop flow to fill high‑sided trucks at full bunker width
• Share Blade: Choice of 2‑ or 3‑piece share blade to match field conditions

• Model: Grimme SE 150‑60 two‑row, offset‑trailed bunker harvester in UB, UB NEW, SB, and NB variants
• Bunker Capacity: 13,228 lbs (6,000 kg) standard, with 16,535 lbs (7,500 kg) large bunker and 12,787 lbs (5,800 kg) overloading bunker versions
• Machine Class: High‑output, two‑row harvester that still handles the crop gently, with a clear view of the digging unit and easy maintenance access

Digging & Separation

• Intake: Offset‑pulled intake with spring‑loaded disc coulters, automatic ridge self‑centre steering, and automatic ridge pressure regulation
• Main Webs: 1st main web in 28–50 mm pitches and 2nd main web in 28–45 mm pitches, with a rocker agitator, six adjustable triangular rollers, and a stainless steel swing frame
• Separators: Two hedgehog separators plus a third separator in UB, NB, or SB configuration, driven by a self‑contained hydraulic system with slip control

Bunker & Unloading

• Unloading Height: 13.8 ft (4,200 mm) for loading high‑sided trucks and trailers
• Bunker Emptying: Two‑step bunker motor and a lowering final conveyor for gentle filling and unloading
• Picking Table: Picking platforms on both sides of the picking table (not on NB variant)

Chassis & Operation

• Steering: Hydraulic drawbar and axle steering with automatic axle self‑centring and automatic levelling
• Tires: 600/55‑26.5 standard
• Transport Width: 9.8 or 10.8 ft (3,000 or 3,300 mm) depending on configuration

• Separator Variants: UB four‑row finger scraper web for clod‑rich, low‑stone soils, SB six‑row brush web for stony ground, or NB double scraper roller, so you can match the machine to your fields
• Large Bunker: 7.5‑tonne bunker for longer runs between unloading
• Overloading Bunker: 5.8‑tonne bunker with overloading conveyor for filling trailers directly while harvesting
• Windrow Intake: Windrow intake with hydraulic depth adjustment and variable brush speed for two‑phase harvesting with minimal soil intake
• Video System: Camera system to keep key machine functions in view from the cab
• Vegetable Harvesting: Can be set up for carrots, celeriac, red beet, and other root crops grown in rows, beds, or flat beds