How It Works: Tribine Combine-Grain Cart
The system integrates harvesting and grain logistics into a single machine, reducing unloading interruptions and improving field efficiency.

The Tribine Industries combine introduces an alternative approach to conventional harvesting by integrating grain storage and transport functions directly into the machine.
Instead of relying on external grain carts or trucks for unloading, the system allows extended operation through a high-capacity onboard grain tank.
Harvesting and Processing
At the front, the machine operates as a conventional high-capacity combine harvester.
It performs:
Threshing
Separation
Grain cleaning
The system is designed to handle major crops such as soybeans, corn and wheat, using standard high-throughput harvesting technology.
Integrated Grain Storage
The key differentiation lies in the internal grain handling system.
Instead of unloading continuously into external carts, the clean grain is transferred to a rear-mounted onboard tank with a capacity of up to 35 tonnes.
This extended storage capacity enables:
Longer uninterrupted harvesting cycles
Reduced dependency on support equipment
Improved operational continuity
Articulated Design and Traction
One of the machine’s most distinctive features is its articulated two-module structure:
A front module dedicated to harvesting
A rear module for grain storage
Both sections are connected through an articulation joint and feature independent traction systems.
This configuration improves:
Weight distribution across the machine
Traction efficiency
Soil compaction management
Autonomous Unloading
Once the grain tank is full, the Tribine unit can leave the harvesting line and move independently to a unloading point, such as a truck.
Using a high-capacity unloading system, it transfers the grain without requiring intermediate equipment.
This approach eliminates the need for:
Grain carts
Continuous in-field unloading logistics
Operational Concept
The Tribine system is based on integrating harvesting and logistics into a single machine.
Key operational principles include:
Continuous harvesting with fewer interruptions
Reduced reliance on support machinery
Simplified field logistics, particularly in large-scale operations
Analytical Conclusion
The Tribine concept challenges the conventional separation between harvesting and grain transport.
By combining both functions into one unit, it aims to reduce idle time and improve overall harvesting efficiency, particularly in operations where logistics represent a significant constraint.















