With Up to 450 Hp Engine, Valtra Series 800 Axial Harvester Features Optimized Rotor, Autopilot, and System That Reduces Grain Breakage, Increasing Yield and Reducing Costs

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Published on 15/07/2025 at 10:53

Com tecnologia de ponta, as colheitadeiras axiais da Valtra Série 800 garantem até dois dias a mais de operação por safra, redução de 25% no consumo de combustível e aumento na qualidade dos grãos colhidos. Fonte: Valtra

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With State-of-the-Art Technology, Valtra Series 800 Axial Harvesters Guarantee Up to Two Days More Operating Time Per Harvest, 25% Reduction in Fuel Consumption, and Increased Quality of Harvested Grains.

Valtra’s Series 800 axial harvesters were developed with the purpose of increasing productivity in the field, reducing operational costs, and extending the harvesting timeframe.

Thanks to the combination of embedded technology, optimized engineering, and intelligent solutions, the models deliver up to 10% more daily operating time, which translates to two extra days in the harvest for the producer.

Less Consumption, More Productivity: Axial Harvesters That Save Up to 25% Fuel

One of the main differentiators of the Series 800 line is fuel consumption. Thanks to the AGCO Power engine, the harvesters can operate with up to 25% savings compared to conventional models.

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Superior Grain Quality and Lower Loss Rate

More than productivity, Valtra’s axial harvesters also offer harvesting with higher quality.

The exclusive Trizone feeding system reduces grain breakage and improves harvest uniformity.

The structure features a larger threshing area, double cascading separation, and enhanced ventilation—a combination that reduces residue and increases cleaning capacity.

Concaves with suspension, a larger rotor, and less incline are also part of the design, resulting in greater durability and less wear of the parts.

The Series 800 is a robust investment that provides more service life to the machinery.

Less Daily Maintenance and Lower Operating Costs

Simplified maintenance is another strong point. The V-Flow system reduces the need for frequent adjustments and helps the machine operate longer.

Fewer belts and drives along with the presence of a V radiator help increase the machine’s availability and reduce unplanned downtime.

This way, the producer has a larger harvesting window and can obtain more sacks per hectare, ensuring agility even during critical harvest periods.

The Series 800 harvesters come with the Fuse technology package.

Valtra Series 800 Axial Harvester — Source: Valtra

Automatic pilots, such as the Auto-Guide™ 3000, are hydraulic and provide up to 10% fuel savings and 10% more operational yield.

They also allow for more uniform harvesting and less overlap of passes.

The system can further increase harvest efficiency by 15%, optimizing every meter harvested and reducing failures, ensuring a more profitable operation.

The Auto-Guide™ 3000 utilizes satellite data (GNSS AGI-4), providing high precision even during night operations.

FieldStar II and Farm Solutions

The FieldStar II technology tracks the performance of the harvester in real-time. With sensors that measure impact and moisture, the system converts information into kilos of dry grain per hectare.

The data helps the producer make specific and precise decisions, avoiding losses and optimizing each plot of the property.

Additionally, real-time reading facilitates auditing with scale data and speeds up the necessary adjustments to achieve maximum productivity.

With the Farm Solutions package, the data generated by the harvester transforms into strategic information.

A detailed analysis of productivity allows for precise application of seeds and fertilizers, promoting not only greater profitability but also more sustainable practices.

Valtra estimates that effectively using these solutions can result in an increase of up to R$ 300.00 per hectare. This demonstrates that investing in axial harvesters is also a smart bet in agricultural management.

Series 800 Models: Power, Capacity, and Versatility

The Series 800 line features two main models:

BC6800

Maximum Power: 390 hp
Platform: Caracol (25 and 30 feet), Draper (25, 30, and 35 feet)
Tank Capacity: 10,570 L
Unload Rate: 88 L/s

BC7800

Maximum Power: 450 hp
Platform: Draper (35 and 40 feet)
Tank Capacity: 12,334 L
Unload Rate: 150 L/s

According to information from Valtra’s official website.

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With Up to 450 Hp Engine, Valtra Series 800 Axial Harvester Features Optimized Rotor, Autopilot, and System That Reduces Grain Breakage, Increasing Yield and Reducing Costs

With State-of-the-Art Technology, Valtra Series 800 Axial Harvesters Guarantee Up to Two Days More Operating Time Per Harvest, 25% Reduction in Fuel Consumption, and Increased Quality of Harvested Grains.

Less Consumption, More Productivity: Axial Harvesters That Save Up to 25% Fuel

Superior Grain Quality and Lower Loss Rate

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With Up to 450 Hp Engine, Valtra Series 800 Axial Harvester Features Optimized Rotor, Autopilot, and System That Reduces Grain Breakage, Increasing Yield and Reducing Costs

With State-of-the-Art Technology, Valtra Series 800 Axial Harvesters Guarantee Up to Two Days More Operating Time Per Harvest, 25% Reduction in Fuel Consumption, and Increased Quality of Harvested Grains.

Less Consumption, More Productivity: Axial Harvesters That Save Up to 25% Fuel

Superior Grain Quality and Lower Loss Rate

Less Daily Maintenance and Lower Operating Costs

FieldStar II and Farm Solutions

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