What is the shaking system of a combine harvester?

The shaking system comprises all components responsible for separating the grain from the straw after threshing. Specifically, the shakers agitate the plant mass to drop the remaining grains toward the cleaning mechanisms, while straw is evacuated toward the rear of the machine. This system includes shakers, crankshafts, grilles, and bearings, whose good condition directly affects harvest performance.

Why choose used shaking system parts?

Opting for used shaking system parts significantly reduces repair costs compared to new ones without compromising performance. At TMC Bejenne, each part is inspected according to strict wear criteria before being offered for sale. The available stock covers all major brands, ensuring quick availability to minimize machine downtime during peak harvest seasons.

How to verify the compatibility of a part with my machine?

To ensure a shaking system part is compatible with your combine harvester, have on hand the exact brand and model of your machine, along with the manufacturing year if possible. This information allows the TMC Bejenne team to quickly identify the suitable part among available stock. If in doubt, contact our technicians directly at +33 5 35 54 42 10 for personalized advice before ordering.

Which combine harvester brands does TMC Bejenne cover?

TMC Bejenne offers used shaking system parts for major market brands: New Holland, John Deere, Claas, Massey Ferguson, Case IH, Deutz Fahr, and Laverda. Whether your combine harvester is recent or older, the catalog covers a wide range of models. For less common machines, contact the team directly at +33 5 35 54 42 10 to check availability.

How to order shaking system parts from TMC Bejenne?

To order your used shaking system parts , visit tmc-bejenne.com where you can browse the catalog and submit an online quote request. You can also call +33 5 35 54 42 10 to speak with a technician who will process your request promptly. Delivery is available throughout France and internationally, ensuring your combine harvester is back in service without delay.