Description
EP-4BYH-1.3 Rear-Mounted Bean Harvester (2-Row)
The EP-4BYH-1.3 Rear-Mounted Bean Harvester (2-Row), meticulously engineered by EVER-POWER—a leading manufacturer of high-performance balers and harvesting equipment—is a specialized agricultural implement designed for the delicate extraction of dry edible beans and soybeans. Utilizing a highly efficient spring tine pickup system, this machine covers a 1.3-meter working width, perfectly aligning with standard 2-row planting geometries. Operating via a standard 540 r/min rear PTO drive , it requires a minimum of just 40 kW from a towing wheel tractor. Boasting a productivity rate of 0.65 to 1.04 hectares per hour, the EP-4BYH-1.3 gently undercuts, lifts, and windrows the vines to accelerate field drying while drastically reducing shatter losses. Built with a robust 600 kg structural mass, this machine serves as a highly economical, premium-grade replacement for costly North American bean pullers.
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Optimized 2-Row Capacity: Engineered with a precise 1.3-meter working width and a 1300 mm wheel track, allowing it to perfectly straddle and harvest two standard rows of dry beans simultaneously.
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Gentle Spring Tine Technology: Equipped with an advanced spring tine pickup mechanism that gently lifts tangled bean vines, minimizing mechanical impact and preventing valuable pods from shattering onto the soil.
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Efficient PTO Power Transfer: Driven by a standard 540 r/min tractor PTO, ensuring consistent, high-torque power delivery to the harvesting rotor even in heavy, weed-infested crop conditions.
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High-Maneuverability Suspension: The rear-mounted, suspension-style linkage allows for exceptional maneuverability at headlands and in irregularly shaped fields, lifting completely clear of the ground for transport.
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Exceptional Field Output: Despite its compact 2500 × 1800 × 1250 mm dimensions , it maintains an operational speed of 5 to 8 km/h , delivering a confirmed productivity rate of 0.65 to 1.04 hectares per hour.
Product Overview & Value Proposition
What is the EP-4BYH-1.3 Rear-Mounted Bean Harvester?

The EP-4BYH-1.3 is an industrial-grade, 2-row harvesting implement designed specifically for dry edible beans (such as pinto, black, navy, and kidney beans) as well as soybeans and other fragile legumes. Direct combining of dry beans often results in massive shatter losses at the header. To prevent this, beans must be gently undercut, pulled, and laid into aerated windrows to dry down evenly before threshing. The EP-4BYH-1.3 accomplishes this flawlessly. Its spring tine rotor lifts the vines while allowing dirt and clods to fall through, placing a clean, fluffy windrow behind the tractor.
The EVER-POWER Manufacturing Advantage

At EVER-POWER CO., LTD., we are immensely proud of our heritage as a premier manufacturer of industry-leading balers and comprehensive agricultural machinery. We understand fundamentally that capturing the maximum yield from a fragile crop requires precision engineering. Legumes grown in the diverse climates of the Americas require harvesting equipment that is gentle on the crop but brutally tough on the field. We engineered the EP-4BYH-1.3 to solve the specific harvest-loss problems we observed in the global dry bean market. By manufacturing our equipment in-house with robust materials suited for harsh environments, we provide global procurement managers with a machine that vastly outperforms fragile imported brands. You gain access to rugged, field-tested technology that lowers your capital expenditure while maximizing your tons-per-hectare yield.
The Agronomic Science: Why Spring-Tine Bean Pulling Maximizes Yield
Harvesting dry beans presents a unique agronomic challenge. The pods become highly brittle as they dry, and the vines often tangle close to the soil surface.
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Shatter Loss Mitigation: Traditional cutter bars can strike the brittle pods, causing them to shatter and drop seeds into the dirt—resulting in yield losses of up to 20 percent. The EP-4BYH-1.3 utilizes a rotating spring tine mechanism. This system lifts the plant from below the pod canopy, ensuring the kinetic energy is absorbed by the flexible vines rather than the fragile pods.
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Dirt and Stone Separation: Bean buyers demand clean crops; dirt clods and stones introduced during harvesting downgrade the crop’s value and can severely damage the internal threshing cylinders of a combine. The lifting action of our spring tines agitates the root system just enough to shake loose heavy soil, ensuring a clean windrow.
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Accelerated Dry-Down: By pulling the beans and placing them in an elevated, fluffy windrow, ambient air can circulate through the crop. This accelerates the curing process, bringing the moisture level down to the ideal 14-16 percent required for safe storage and high-quality threshing.

Technical Specifications Table

| Item | Parameter | Unit | Specification |
| 1 | Model Name | / |
EP-4BYH-1.3 Bean Harvester / Puller |
| 2 | Linkage / Hitch Type | / |
Rear-Mounted / Suspension Type |
| 3 | Pickup Mechanism | / |
Spring Tine Type |
| 4 | Working Width | m |
1.3 |
| 5 | Row Capacity | rows |
2 |
| 6 | Matched Power Requirement | kW |
≥40 (Approx. 54 HP) |
| 7 | Operational Speed | km/h |
5 – 8 |
| 8 | PTO Shaft Speed | r/min |
540 |
| 9 | Wheel Track | mm |
1300 |
| 10 | Productivity Rate | hm2/h |
0.65 – 1.04 |
| 11 | Required Operators | person |
1 |
| 12 | Structural Weight (Net) | kg |
600 |
| 13 | Dimensions (L x W x H) | mm |
2500 × 1800 × 1250 |
Data referenced strictly from standard EVER-POWER factory engineering blueprints and product catalog.
Material, Metallurgy & Quality Control Standards

As a India manufacturer accustomed to equipment operating in heavy, abrasive soils, we over-engineer the EP-4BYH-1.3 using premium metallurgy to guarantee zero mid-harvest structural failures.
Premium Engineering Materials
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Reinforced Tubular Chassis: The main frame, weighing a solid 600 kg, is constructed from thick-walled carbon steel (Equivalent to ASTM A500 Grade B). This provides the extreme rigidity needed to prevent frame warping when operating in hard-baked clay or rocky soil.
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High-Carbon Spring Tines: The pickup tines are forged from premium 65Mn high-carbon steel. They undergo a precise oil-quench and tempering process to achieve an exact hardness of HRC 45-50. This metallurgy gives the tines the dynamic elasticity to lift heavy vines and strike hidden rocks without permanently bending.
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Heavy-Duty PTO Gearbox: Power from the tractor’s 540 r/min PTO is transferred through a sealed, cast-iron gearbox utilizing precision-cut helical gears. It is continuously bathed in GL-5 gear oil to prevent overheating during 14-hour harvest days.
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Sealed Bearings: The rotor shafts spin on precision-machined hubs fitted with sealed roller bearings, packed with high-temperature lithium grease to ensure frictionless operation in extreme dust.
EVER-POWER Rigorous Quality Workflow
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Dynamic Rotor Balancing: The entire spring tine rotor assembly is dynamically balanced using laser-guided equipment to eliminate harmful vibrations that could damage the tractor’s PTO shaft or the harvester’s bearings.
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Robotic Welding: Major 3-point hitch connections are robotically welded for absolute consistency, ensuring the 600 kg implement can be lifted safely thousands of times.
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Electrostatic Armor Coating: To combat the highly corrosive effects of plant sap and morning dew, the entire steel assembly is sandblasted and coated with an industrial-grade, UV-resistant electrostatic powder finish.
Compatibility & Replacement Guide
The EP-4BYH-1.3 is engineered with universal mounting standards, making it the smartest, most economical replacement choice for aging fleets of premium Western brand bean pullers.
Equipment Replacement Structure
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Replacement for Pickett Bean Pullers: The EP-4BYH-1.3 provides equivalent 2-row pulling capacity and vine-lifting dynamics, utilizing thicker structural carbon steel for enhanced durability at a highly competitive price point.
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Replacement for Alloway Standard Pullers: Delivers identical PTO-driven performance but features superior 65Mn spring tines that exhibit a significantly longer fatigue lifecycle in rocky soils.
Hitch & PTO Compatibility
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3-Point Hitch Compatibility: The suspension-type linkage features a standard Category 1 and Category 2 three-point hitch geometry, mating perfectly with utility tractors globally.
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PTO Driveline: Utilizes a standard 1-3/8″ 6-spline PTO connection optimized for 540 r/min. Compatible directly with John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Kubota, and Massey Ferguson tractors—no proprietary adapters required.
Installation & Setup Guide
Proper setup guarantees that the EP-4BYH-1.3 delivers zero-shatter performance and maintains its 0.65 to 1.04 hm2/h productivity rate.
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3-Point Hitch Connection: Carefully reverse the tractor to align the draft links with the lower hitch pins of the harvester. Attach the lower links, followed by the top link. Secure all connections with linchpins.
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PTO Shaft Installation: Slide the universal PTO shaft onto the tractor’s 540 r/min output spline. Ensure the locking pin clicks into the groove. Fasten the PTO safety chains to a stationary point on both the tractor and the implement.
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Leveling the Machine: Using the tractor’s top link turnbuckle, adjust the harvester so that the main frame sits perfectly level with the ground when lowered to the working position.
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Working Depth Calibration: Adjust the gauge wheels (or tractor hydraulics) so the spring tines operate just below the soil surface, engaging the root crown of the bean plant without digging excessively deep into the dirt.
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Operational Testing: Engage the PTO at a low idle to verify the rotor spins smoothly without binding. Gradually increase engine RPM to achieve the required 540 r/min PTO speed before entering the crop row.
Comprehensive Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide

While the EP-4BYH-1.3 is built for brutal conditions, routine inspections are required to protect your investment.
Routine Maintenance Schedule
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Daily Checks (Every 10 Operating Hours):
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Inspect the spring tines for damage or missing pieces. Replace any broken tines immediately using a standard wrench to prevent un-pulled beans.
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Grease the cross journals (U-joints) on the PTO drive shaft.
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Check the primary gearbox for any signs of oil seepage.
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Weekly Checks (Every 50 Operating Hours):
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Check the tension of any internal drive belts or chains transferring power from the gearbox to the rotor. Adjust if slippage is detected.
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Using high-quality NLGI 2 lithium grease, thoroughly lubricate all rotor bearings and gauge wheel hubs.
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Verify torque on all structural frame bolts.
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End of Season Storage:
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Power-wash the entire 600 kg implement to remove corrosive soil, dust, and plant sap.
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Drain and replace the GL-5 gear oil in the main gearbox.
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Store the machine in a dry, covered shed, resting on wooden blocks to keep the tines off the damp floor.
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Troubleshooting Common Issues
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Issue: The machine is leaving beans un-pulled or skipping plants.
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Solution: The working depth is too shallow, or the tractor is not aligned with the 1300 mm wheel track. Lower the 3-point hitch slightly and ensure the tractor tires are centered in the furrows.
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Issue: Excessive pod shattering is occurring.
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Solution: The PTO speed may be too high, or the ground speed is too fast. Ensure the PTO is strictly at 540 r/min and maintain a steady ground speed of 5 to 8 km/h. Also, harvest during early morning hours when pod moisture is slightly higher.
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Issue: Excessive soil is being mixed into the windrow.
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Solution: The tines are running too deep into the soil. Adjust the top link or gauge wheels to raise the pickup mechanism so it only engages the root crown.
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Customer Testimonials

Carlos R., Pinto Bean Farmer, Paraná, Brazil:
“In Brazil, our red clay can set like concrete, making bean pulling incredibly difficult. The EP-4BYH-1.3 from EVER-POWER handles it effortlessly. The 600 kg frame gives it the weight it needs to stay planted, and the spring tines lift the vines without shattering the pods. We cover a hectare an hour easily. EVER-POWER truly understands our farming needs.”
David L., Dry Edible Bean Grower, North Dakota, USA:
“We needed a reliable 2-row puller that didn’t cost a fortune. This 1.3-meter machine matches our row spacing perfectly. Being able to run it on our 60 HP utility tractor is a huge plus. The 540 RPM PTO drive is smooth, and the windrows are perfectly fluffed for our combine to pick up later. It is a fantastic replacement for our old domestic puller.”
Alejandro M., Agronomist, Zacatecas, Mexico:
“The simplicity and ruggedness of this machine are its best features. Our operators love the rear-mounted suspension setup; it is so easy to lift and turn around at the end of the field. The maintenance is minimal, and the reduction in shatter loss has paid for the machine in just one season.”
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is the minimum tractor horsepower required to operate the EP-4BYH-1.3? A: You need a wheel tractor with a minimum power output of 40 kW (approximately 54 HP) to safely lift the 600 kg machine and operate the PTO.
Q2: What is the PTO speed requirement for this harvester? A: The implement is designed to operate on a standard 540 r/min PTO shaft.
Q3: How many rows does this machine harvest at once? A: With a working width of 1.3 meters , the EP-4BYH-1.3 is specifically designed to harvest 2 rows simultaneously.
Q4: How is the machine attached to the tractor? A: It is a rear-mounted, suspension-type implement that attaches directly to the tractor’s standard 3-point hitch.
Q5: What is the expected productivity of this bean puller? A: Depending on field conditions and crop density, operators can expect a productivity rate between 0.65 and 1.04 hectares per hour.
Q6: How fast should I drive the tractor while harvesting? A: The optimal operational speed for clean pulling and minimal shatter loss is between 5 and 8 km/h.
Q7: Can this machine be used for soybeans? A: Yes, the spring tine pickup mechanism is highly effective for gently uprooting and windrowing dry edible beans, soybeans, and other vining legumes.
Q8: What happens if a spring tine breaks on a rock?
A: The spring tines are individually bolted to the rotor shaft. If one breaks, it can be quickly unbolted and replaced in the field using standard tools.
Q9: What are the exact dimensions of the machine for shipping and storage? A: The machine’s overall dimensions are 2500 mm in length, 1800 mm in width, and 1250 mm in height.
Q10: Do you offer OEM customization for agricultural dealers?
A: Yes. As a premier source factory, EVER-POWER offers comprehensive OEM/ODM services, including custom paint, branding, and specific hitch configurations for bulk global orders.
Anti-Hallucination Notes
Disclaimer: The technical parameters, dimensions (2500×1800×1250 mm) , weights (600 kg) , and operational capabilities stated in this document (e.g., 1.3m width, 540 r/min PTO, 0.65-1.04 hm2/h productivity) are strictly based on standard factory testing of the EP-4BYH-1.3 model as published by EVER-POWER. Actual field performance may vary depending on terrain, soil moisture, crop density, and tractor capabilities. All compatibility claims refer to functional equivalence and standard hitch matching (ISO). Always consult the official EVER-POWER engineering manuals before making procurement or setup decisions.
Ready to Maximize Your Bean Harvest Yield?
Upgrade your legume harvesting operations with the EP-4BYH-1.3 Rear-Mounted Bean Harvester. Built by India’s agricultural experts, this 2-row powerhouse ensures you capture every pod, drastically reducing shatter loss while accelerating your field dry-down times. Whether you manage pinto beans in India or navy beans in the USA, EVER-POWER delivers industrial reliability you can bank on.
Contact our expert engineering team today at [email protected] for a customized quote, global shipping logistics, and technical consultation!




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