Used rotary sieves for combine harvesters: all brands

Refurbishing a rotary sieve requires precise expertise, particularly regarding the drive system and the condition of the mesh, two crucial factors directly affecting grain separation performance during harvest. Our team inspects every component against strict criteria before offering it for sale.

With more than 25,000 used agricultural parts listed, TMC Bejenne covers a broad range of models, from axial-flow combine harvesters like the New Holland CR 9090 to older shaker machines. This extensive inventory enables us to meet specific demands, including manufacturer references that are sometimes hard to source.

Rotary sieves available by brand and model

• New Holland is among the most represented brands, with references for TX, CR, and CX series.
• Axial-flow models like the New Holland CR 9090 have precise manufacturer references, such as 87647934.
• Laverda is also covered, especially the 3850 model, widely used in French farms.
• John Deere combine harvesters from T5, T6, T500, and T600 series are compatible with several available rotary sieve references.
• Case IH, Claas, and Massey Ferguson are among the brands for which parts are regularly in stock.
• Each part is linked to a verifiable manufacturer reference, simplifying ordering without the risk of compatibility errors.

New Holland, Case IH and John Deere

New Holland remains the most requested brand in our inventory, driven by the popularity of the axial-flow CR series on large cereal farms in France. The CR 9090, a high-end machine widely used in the Beauce and Champagne plains, is regularly stocked with refurbished rotary sieves.

For Case IH, Axial-Flow combine harvesters share design similarities with New Holland models, which sometimes simplifies compatibility checks between certain references.

John Deere receives special attention at TMC Bejenne, with parts suited for S and W series in addition to the T series already referenced. For every request, a cross-check of the manufacturer reference is systematically carried out to avoid installation errors.

Claas, Laverda and Massey Ferguson

• Claas is one of the most prevalent brands in France, with widely used combine harvesters like the Lexion series.
• Rotary sieves for Claas Lexion are available in stock, fitting both single and dual rotor configurations.
• Laverda 3850 is a historic model still widely operated on farms in southwestern France.
• Laverda parts can be difficult to find elsewhere; TMC Bejenne maintains a dedicated stock.
• Massey Ferguson offers axial-flow models whose rotary sieves feature unique mesh specifications.
• For each brand, the manufacturer reference is the primary criterion to ensure flawless installation.

Price of a used rotary sieve for combine harvesters

The price of a used combine harvester rotary sieve varies based on several factors: brand, model, overall condition, and level of refurbishment. A range between 300 and 1,500 € is typically observed for refurbished parts, compared to several thousand euros for original manufacturer parts.

The price difference with new parts can reach 50 to 70%, representing substantial savings for farms, especially during harvest time when every day of downtime is costly.

Refurbishment before sale justifies a higher price than a raw dismantled part. The quality of the inspections on the drive system and mesh condition directly impacts the durability of the part once installed.

How to choose your compatible rotary sieve?

• Your combine harvester’s serial number is the essential starting point to identify the correct part.
• The drum diameter and hole size must exactly match the original manufacturer’s specifications.
• Check the mesh condition: any deformation or enlarged holes will directly affect grain separation quality.
• The electrical system integrated into the sieve undergoes a specific check during refurbishment, often overlooked when purchasing.
• Prefer parts whose original manufacturer code is clearly identifiable and verifiable before ordering.
• If in doubt about compatibility, contacting a specialist directly helps avoid improper fitting and breakdowns during harvest.