Sampo 2045-2065

The pioneer of the completely new series of combine harvesters was the 2055, introduced in the fall of 1989. A year later, the 2045, 2050, and 2060 models followed. The biggest differences within the lineup were in engine power, grain tank height, and the width of the cutting platform. All models featured a 111-centimeter threshing drum and four threshing concaves.

In the first years, improvements were made to the 2000 series, including the transmission, drive shaft bearing, straw walker, and feed conveyor, which was changed to a three-chain type. For the year 1995, the 2065 was added to the lineup, fitted with five threshing concaves within the same concave space width. In some countries, the 2060 model, which had been discontinued in Finland, continued and was also equipped with five threshing concaves. Other updates for the 1995 season included a revised sliding clutch structure on the platform and a reinforced straw walker.

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