Sampo 3035-3085

The 3000 series, introduced in 2001, is Sampo's first mid-heavy combine harvester. The cutting table was new and the threshing mechanism was wider than that of the 2000 series. The 3000 series was the first Sampo to feature an adjustable grain sieve with slats and a tiltable cutting table. The range gradually expanded upwards. The 3085, introduced in 2003, had a pre-threshing drum. The base model 3035 was intended only for export markets. For 2005, the 3045 C was also introduced for the Finnish market, featuring the angular cab of the older model (noise level 80 dB compared to 77 for the curved glass model) and the 2000 series table. At the same time, the 3065 and 3085 received longer rasp bars as well as automatic adjustment of cutting height and table tilt.

In 2005, the feeder house was made more spacious and the color scheme at the top was changed to yellow, but in 2008, the gray portion was added back. The 2007 models had new engines equipped with common rail injection, corresponding in specifications to later year models, as well as ball-bearing rasp bars.

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