Kivi-Pekka 3.3 — stone collector in the field
Kivi-Pekka · 3.3 m stone collector — the newest, manoeuvrable model in the family

Kivi-Pekka 3.3

3.3 m stone collector — the newest, manoeuvrable model in the family

3.3 m stone collector — the newest, manoeuvrable model in the family

Kivi-Pekka 3.3

3.3 m stone collector — the newest, manoeuvrable model in the family

The Kivi-Pekka 3.3 is the newest model in the stone collector family. Besides traditional soil cultivation, the machine is designed for specialist crops and land development. In its width class it stands out for high capacity, up to 900 kg of stones per minute, and it is manoeuvrable, easy to transport and simple to operate. The lifting drum is up to 2 metres wide; straight S-spike rotors on either side direct stones towards the centre of the machine. The drum picks up stones up to 35 cm in diameter thanks to the robust Kivi-Pekka teeth (53 pieces). Despite its compact width, the stone hopper has a large capacity of 5 m³. The drawbar load is less than 1000 kg, so a 60 hp tractor with a single hydraulic outlet is sufficient.

Engineering

How Kivi-Pekka separates stones from soil

Kivi-Pekka harvesters rely on three-stage soil separation and the optional Flex Drum (standard on model 7).

01
How the mechanism works

Three-stage soil separation

The machine lifts the topsoil and separates stones from earth in three stages. (1) Stones pass onto a screen placed beneath the lifting drum; (2) they go into the hopper, while the sifted soil returns to the field; (3) the remaining soil is collected by a separate container behind the rear wall of the hopper and released at the moment of unloading. As a result, only stones end up in the hopper, and the valuable topsoil stays in the field.

Source: Kivi-Pekka Catalogue 2025 (English edition), p. 3 (“Soil collecting in three stages”)

02
Design decisions

Flex Drum — flexible drum for large stones

The lifting drum's drive runs along its frame, so the entire drum can move upwards. A hydraulic pressure accumulator allows the Flex Drum to “pass over” large stones instead of becoming blocked by them, while the suspension protects the screen and tines. The standard range of 2.5–35 cm extends to Ø 50 cm. The drum can also be raised from the cab to release a jammed stone, without leaving the tractor. The Flex Drum is available on models 5 and 6 (optional) and comes as standard on model 7.

Source: Kivi-Pekka Catalogue 2025 (English edition), p. 4 (“Flex Drum lifts heavy stones”, “Extra strong tines”)

03
Operation in practice

Tank capacity and discharge height

A larger tank means fewer stops for emptying. Model 5 has 3 m³ and a capacity of up to 1000 kg/min; model 7 has 5 m³ and up to 1400 kg/min. On models 4–7, the hydraulic discharge reaches 2.9 m, so stones go directly into a trailer with sides up to 2700 mm or into a lorry, without being unloaded onto the ground first.

Source: Kivi-Pekka Catalogue 2025 (English edition), p. 3 (“Tipping height ... up to 2.9 meters”)

04
Optional automation

ISOBUS package — ultrasonic sensor and rotor protection

The ISOBUS version measures the working depth with an ultrasonic sensor and maintains it automatically. In the event of a jam, the machine relieves the rotors by itself and raises the Flex Drum, then returns to work once the blockage clears. At the headland, a single button is enough: the automation lifts the machine and stops distribution. The package is available only in versions with the Flex Drum.

Source: Kivi-Pekka Catalogue 2025 (English edition), p. 4 (“Automation package with ISOBUS”)

05
Typical customer

Glacial soils

Farms on glacial soils, where stones “come up” out of the ground after every winter and damage seed drills, combines and tyres. Model 3.3 is for narrow specialist crops and landscape management (tractor from 60 hp), model 4 is an economical entry point (from 70 hp), model 5 suits medium-sized areas (from 80 hp), and model 7 is for large areas and contract services (from 100 hp).

Technical data

Kivi-Pekka 3.3 — specyfikacja

Working width
3,3 m
Stone diameter
Ø 2,5–35 cm
Capacity
up to 900 kg/min
Hopper capacity
5 m³
Weight
3490 kg
Discharge height
do 210 cm
Lifting drum
Width up to 2 m; side S-spike rotors; 53 Kivi-Pekka teeth
Tyres
380/85×24
Working speed
1–6 km/h
Drawbar load
less than 1000 kg
Power requirement
od 60 KM
Hydraulic flow rate
20 l/min
Connections
1 single hydraulic outlet + PTO
Soil separation
Three-stage — sifted soil returns to the field
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Explore the whole Kivi-Pekka family

This model is part of the Kivi-Pekka manufacturer's range. The other machines address the next stages of the same technology.

Gallery

Kivi-Pekka 3.3 on each side

Before you decide

Conversation with an engineer.

The most common questions we hear from farms before purchase.

We have collected the questions we most often hear from farms before purchase — and the answers from our engineers. Every answer is based on verified knowledge of the machine.

Based on
  • manufacturer's materials
  • dokumentacji technicznej
  • questions asked by farms

Answers based on the experience of thousands of farms in Europe.

An engineer answers

It is the narrowest (3.3 m) and most manoeuvrable, has the lowest power requirement (60 hp), yet still offers a large 5 m³ hopper and capacity up to 900 kg/min. It has no Flex Drum or hydraulic rotor lift (these are in models 4–7). Unloading height 210 cm (up to 290 cm in models 4–7). It is also suitable for specialist crops and land development.

An engineer answers

From Ø 2.5 to 35 cm, thanks to 53 robust Kivi-Pekka teeth on the 2-metre lifting drum. The Flex Drum (up to Ø 50 cm) is not available for this model.

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