GX80C2 Mini Harvester for Wheat and Rice China Suppliers and Factory
The Small King Kong GX80C2 harvester is a powerhouse of efficiency from a leading China factory. As premier suppliers of agricultural machinery, we provide high-precision harvesters for wheat, rice, and millet to maximize your field productivity.
About this product
Product information from the supplier.
The Little King Kong GX80C2 harvester is a powerhouse of efficiency designed for modern agricultural needs. Engineered for versatility, this professional-grade machine is ideal for harvesting a wide range of crops including wheat, rice, pepper, millet, and wormwood, combining robust power with an intuitive user experience to maximize field productivity.
As the third generation of our flagship series, the GX80C2 is the result of years of rigorous R&D and field testing. It integrates high-precision digital processing and a stable internal structure to ensure seamless operation. Whether you are a professional farmer or a small-scale operator, this reliable harvester delivers the perfect balance of compact design and heavy-duty performance.
Detailed Parameters
| Model | Small King Kong GX80C2 | Engine Power | 5 Horsepower Gasoline Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting Width | 80 cm | Stubble Height | 3 cm |
| Harvesting Efficiency | 2-5 mu/hour | Machine Weight | 123.6/134.4 kg |
| Transmission | 5-Speed Transmission | Gear Options | Includes Reverse Gear Clutch |
| Adjustability | Arbitrary Bracket Height | Applicable Crops | Wheat, Rice, Pepper, Millet, Wormwood |
Key Advantages
Enhanced Safety
Equipped with a dedicated reverse gear clutch and advanced safety protection devices to ensure operator security.
High Efficiency
Achieves a harvesting rate of 2-5 mu per hour, significantly reducing labor time and costs.
Precision Engineering
Utilizes digital processing equipment for internal structural precision and ultra-stable operation.
Adaptive Speed
A five-speed transmission allows users to optimize speed based on specific crop types and terrain.
Ergonomic Design
The adjustable bracket height caters to operators of different heights for maximum comfort.
Compact & Portable
Small size ensures easy transportation and storage without compromising on cutting power.
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Management Platforms
Crop Versatility
Seamlessly switch between wheat, rice, and millet harvesting with minimal adjustments.
Transmission Control
5-speed system provides precise control for various soil conditions and crop densities.
Safety Monitoring
Integrated protection devices reduce failure rates and ensure a safe working environment.
Height Optimization
Customizable bracket settings to prevent operator fatigue during long working hours.
Logistics Efficiency
Lightweight chassis allows for quick deployment across multiple small plots of land.
Maintenance Ease
Simplified internal structure ensures fast servicing and low long-term maintenance costs.
Investment Return Comparison
| Performance Metric | Manual Harvesting | Little King Kong GX80C2 |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Productivity | Low / Labor Intensive | High / Mechanized |
| Time Cost | Days per Acre | Hours per Acre |
| Labor Expense | High Wage Costs | Minimal Operator Cost |
| Harvesting Precision | Variable/Manual | Consistent/Digital |
| ROI Period | N/A | Rapid Recovery |
Frequently Asked Questions
The GX80C2 is highly versatile and designed specifically for wheat, rice, pepper, millet, and wormwood.
It allows the operator to adjust the speed according to the thickness of the crop and the terrain, ensuring maximum efficiency and fuel economy.
Yes, with a compact size and weight between 123.6kg and 134.4kg, it is specifically designed for easy transport and storage.
The machine features a reverse gear clutch, an advanced control system, and safety protection devices to minimize failures and ensure operator safety.
Yes, the height of the bracket can be adjusted arbitrarily to ensure ergonomic comfort for all users.
The machine typically achieves a harvesting efficiency of 2-5 mu per hour, depending on the crop and field conditions.


