Portable Wheeled Electric Peanut Picker with 500KG/H Capacity and Weather-Resistant Design for Efficient Peanut Harvesting

Take the harvest where it grows with our Portable Wheeled Electric Peanut Picker. We've taken the power of our standard 500kg/h electric Peanut Picking Machine and mounted it on a rugged, heavy-duty wheeled chassis, transforming it into a mobile field unit. No more hauling vines back to the barn; now you can bring the machine to the field. This design is a game-changer for farmers with multiple, spread-out plots. Equipped with large pneumatic tires and a simple tow bar, this Peanut Harvester can be easily pulled by a small tractor, ATV, or even a heavy-duty pickup truck across farm tracks. Once positioned, the electric motor connects to a portable generator or field power supply, and you are ready to thresh on the spot. The sturdy frame and weather-resistant component housing allow it to sit confidently on rough ground. This Peanut Picking Equipment combines the convenience of electric power with the ruggedness required for true outdoor field work, saving you countless hours of transportation and double-handling of crops.

• All-Terrain Mobility: Integrated heavy-duty wheel kit and tow bar for easy repositioning around the farm or between fields.
• Weather-Resistant Design: Electrical components are housed in weatherproof enclosures, allowing for operation in damp field conditions (rain cover recommended for storage).
• Full 500KG/H Capacity: Doesn't compromise on power; delivers the same high throughput as our stationary models.
• Generator Compatible: Designed to run efficiently on standard farm generators, providing total freedom from grid power locations.
• Stable Field Platform: Wide wheelbase and sturdy jacks ensure the machine remains stable and level during operation on uneven terrain.

A farmer has 20 acres of peanuts split across 4 different fields separated by several miles. Instead of hauling thousands of pounds of vines to a central location, he tows this mobile electric picker to each field. He connects it to his PTO-driven generator, threshes the crop right there, and loads the peanuts directly onto a trailer, leaving the vines in the field.