Pickett Twin Master Bean Combine
Pickett Twin Master
Average price
$75,300
5+
sold in last year
General overview
Pickett Twin Master is a PTO-driven crop harvesting machine for field crop harvesting and threshing. Produced in the United States in 2008, it is rated at 184 kW (250 hp) and uses a 2-speed transmission to threshing cylinders (PTO-driven). These specifications place the model in a power class suited to harvesting work that relies on tractor-driven input in the field.
Its configuration includes on-board weighing, a detachable header system, a poly transition auger liner, and various final sieve and concave options. An optional hydraulic transition auger is also listed. Together, these features indicate a machine arranged for crop intake, material transfer, and separation control through the crop flow during harvest operations.
Year
2008
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Height
4,064 mm
~160 in
Engine Power
250 hp
Tires front
30.5L x 32, 16 ply
Transmission type
2-speed transmission to threshing cylinders (PTO-driven)
Drivetrain
On Board Weighing; Hydraulic Transition Auger (optional); Poly Transition Auger Liner; detachable header system; various final sieve and concave options.
Hydraulic controls
Requires tractor hydraulic remotes: standard requires 4 remotes (18 gpm ≈ 68.14 L/min). Optional hydraulic transition auger requires 5 remotes (55 gpm total ≈ 208.20 L/min; 35 gpm individual ≈ 132.49 L/min).
Rakes Wheel tread
30.5 mm
Hydraulic Pump
68,14 m
Pickup Working Width
4.4 m
Bin Capacity
8,390 kg
Additional specifications
Working Width
6.3 m
Machine Configuration
Twin Master
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What is the average price of a Pickett Twin Master?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Pickett Twin Master. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Pickett Twin Master?
Listed features include On Board Weighing, a Poly Transition Auger Liner, a detachable header system, and various final sieve and concave options. A Hydraulic Transition Auger is optional. It has a PTO-driven 2-speed transmission to the threshing cylinders.
What type of engine does the Twin Master use?
The supplied specifications list engine power but do not confirm the engine type or manufacturer for the Pickett Twin Master.
How much horsepower does the Twin Master have?
The Pickett Twin Master is listed with 250 hp of engine power.
What fuel does the Pickett Twin Master use?
The supplied information does not confirm what fuel the Pickett Twin Master uses.
What jobs is this Other farm equipment best suited for?
The listed PTO-driven transmission to threshing cylinders, detachable header system, and final sieve and concave options indicate use in farm operations involving threshing and crop-processing work. The supplied information does not confirm specific crop applications.
What is the expected lifespan of the Twin Master?
The supplied information does not provide an expected lifespan for the Pickett Twin Master. For a used unit, inspect the threshing system, PTO-driven transmission, hydraulic components, tires, header system, and available service records.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Other farm equipment?
Inspect overall condition, maintenance records, hydraulic components, PTO-driven transmission, threshing cylinders, tires, detachable header system, and optional equipment. Verify that the On Board Weighing system and any transition auger components operate correctly.
