ANON provides a one-stop peanut harvesting service. The peanut combine harvester completes excavation, soil separation, pod picking, cleaning, and collection in one forward pass with no intermediate steps. The tractor-paired digging machine excavates plants and lays them flat for field drying before a separate picking pass. The self-propelled and tractor-towed picking machines handle the downstream collection stage after field drying is complete. Every machine in the ANON range, combine and picker, shares the same kneading-type drum and concave plate screen, so the same sub-1% breakage rate applies whether you’re running a single-pass combine or a two-stage dig-and-pick workflow. 

 ANON’s peanut combine harvester and digging machine both feature a contour-following shovel that automatically adjusts its digging depth as the ground rises or dips mid-row. This means the shovel always cuts at the right depth, so pods sitting deeper in uneven terrain are not left behind. After digging, the vibration-based soil-shaking mechanism immediately separates soil from the plant roots, so pods reach the picking stage clean and intact.

ANON’s peanut combine harvester large-capacity bin reduces your total unloading stops per field. When the bin reaches capacity, hydraulic tipping lets you unload directly from the cab so you can resume excavation, picking, and cleaning without leaving your seat. ANON’s cab-controlled hydraulic tipping keeps downtime per unloading cycle to a minimum, so your harvesting operation stays moving without manual interruption between bin fills.

ANON’s peanut combine harvester runs a fan and vibrating screen simultaneously during your harvesting pass, delivering over 98% cleaning efficiency before pods reach the bin. The screen filters debris by particle size while the fan removes lightweight fragments by targeted airflow, leaving pods substantially free of soil, leaves, and stem material before collection. The 98%+ cleaning efficiency ANON’s onboard system delivers means you skip the post-harvest cleaning cycle entirely, reducing handling equipment costs, fuel consumption, and manual cleaning labour before your crop reaches storage or sale.

ANON’s kneading-type drum pairs with a concave plate screen that flexes to each pod’s size, applying controlled kneading pressure that reduces shell cracking in thin-shelled and mixed-size peanut varieties. The concave plate screen flexes its clearance gap as each pod passes through, so a large-grade pod and a small-grade pod from the same row both exit the drum with shells intact, no manual gap adjustment needed mid-harvest. 

ANON hardens both the contour-following shovel edge and the kneading roller surface on the peanut combine harvester and digging machine using high-strength wear-resistant materials. The shovel maintains its contour-following shape after repeated contact with abrasive sandy soil, keeping your cutting depth on target pass after pass. ANON’s peanut combine harvester delivers stable harvesting performance from start to finish because the roller surfaces hold their kneading geometry through the full season, keeping the gap between the drum and concave plate screen consistent without dimensional change. Both components resist profile degradation across multiple seasons, reducing pod leakage and maintaining low damage rates without replacement. 

ANON supplies both wheeled and tracked peanut harvesters so you can match your undercarriage to your field moisture and soil stability. The tracked crawler distributes machine weight across a larger ground contact area, reducing sinkage while maintaining traction in wet or recently irrigated fields. The 190 mm ground clearance keeps the undercarriage above displaced soil ridges on uneven terrain, preventing compaction buildup beneath the chassis mid-row. ANON’s wheeled models are designed for dryland use, with narrow tires and a high tread pattern that provide reliable traction and easy handling on firm soil.