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Trailed Vertical TMR Mixer Wagon |
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| Product Overview |
The Trailed Vertical TMR Mixer Wagon is a tractor-powered total mixed ration preparation and distribution machine designed for dairy cattle, beef cattle, goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep and other ruminant feeding operations.
A vertical auger equipped with cutting knives processes silage, hay, crop straw and other fibrous ingredients while continuously circulating the ration through the mixing chamber. Concentrates, minerals and supplementary ingredients can then be incorporated to produce a uniform TMR ration before discharge along the feed alley.
The trailed configuration provides flexible operation between feed-storage areas and multiple livestock buildings without requiring a dedicated self-propelled chassis. |
| Key Features |
- Tractor-trailed configuration for flexible feeding between different barns and feed-storage areas.
- Vertical auger cutting and mixing system for fibrous TMR ingredients.
- Three-dimensional circulation helps distribute ingredients throughout the ration.
- Wear-resistant cutting knives suitable for hay, straw and silage processing.
- Hydraulic discharge door provides convenient feed-out control from the tractor.
- Heavy-duty axle and reinforced frame designed for routine livestock-farm operation.
- Suitable for both dairy cattle and beef cattle feeding programs.
- Multiple mixer capacities can be supplied for different herd sizes.
- Optional weighing and ration-management equipment supports more accurate batching.
- Discharge arrangement and feeding accessories can be customized according to barn layout.
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| Structural Components |
- Mixing Tub: Heavy-duty vertical chamber designed to contain and circulate the complete ration.
- Vertical Auger: Rotating screw structure lifts, cuts and redistributes feed ingredients throughout the tub.
- Cutting Knives: Wear-resistant blades mounted on the auger for processing long-fiber materials.
- Counter Knives: Optional or model-dependent components that increase cutting action on long forage.
- PTO Drive System: Transfers tractor power to the mixer transmission and auger.
- Gearbox and Reducer: Provides high torque for loaded mixing conditions.
- Hydraulic Discharge Door: Controls ration discharge after the mixing cycle.
- Trailer Chassis: Supports the mixer body, axle, wheels and towing system.
- Weighing System: Optional load-cell and digital display configuration for ingredient batching.
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| Working Principle |
Feed ingredients are loaded into the mixing tub according to the required ration formulation. The tractor PTO powers the gearbox and vertical auger.
As the auger rotates, cutting knives process long forage while the spiral structure moves material vertically and circulates it through the mixer. Repeated movement helps combine silage, hay, straw, concentrates and supplementary ingredients into a more homogeneous total mixed ration.
After the required mixing cycle is completed, the hydraulic discharge door is opened and the ration is distributed along the cattle feed alley while the tractor moves through the barn. |
| Technical Specifications |
| Product Type |
Trailed Vertical Total Mixed Ration Mixer Wagon |
| Reference Capacity Range |
Approx. 4–36 m³, Depending on Model |
| Mixing Structure |
Vertical Auger with Cutting Knives |
| Drive Type |
Tractor PTO Drive |
| Suitable Materials |
Silage, Hay, Straw, Alfalfa, Concentrates and TMR Ingredients |
| Discharge Control |
Hydraulic |
| Standard Discharge |
Side Discharge; Alternative Configurations Available upon Request |
| Blade Configuration |
Wear-Resistant Cutting Blades |
| Axle Configuration |
According to Mixer Capacity and Project Requirements |
| Secondary Reduction |
Available on Selected Large-Capacity Configurations |
| Weighing System |
Digital Weighing Available upon Request |
| Required Tractor Power |
According to Mixer Capacity and Feed Density |
| Electrical / Hydraulic Interfaces |
According to Tractor and Project Configuration |
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| Applications |
- Commercial dairy cattle farms.
- Beef cattle feedlots and breeding operations.
- Sheep and other ruminant feeding facilities.
- Large and medium-sized livestock farms.
- Silage-based total mixed ration programs.
- Steel-structure cattle barns with central feed alleys.
- Multi-barn farms requiring mobile ration preparation and distribution.
- Livestock equipment distributors and agricultural engineering projects.
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| Customization Options |
Mixer capacity can be selected according to herd size, ration volume, tractor power and daily feeding frequency.
Available options may include digital weighing systems, programmable ration terminals, alternative discharge doors, conveyor discharge, hydraulic counter knives, heavy-duty axles, extended wear liners and customized feeding accessories.
Tow-bar dimensions, discharge direction, axle specification, hydraulic interfaces, color and project configuration are customizable and available upon request. |
| Installation & Maintenance |
- Select a tractor with sufficient PTO power and towing capacity for the mixer model.
- Connect the drawbar, PTO shaft, hydraulic hoses and electrical interfaces securely before operation.
- Confirm that guards and safety devices are correctly installed before starting the mixer.
- Load ingredients according to the recommended ration sequence and avoid exceeding the rated mixer capacity.
- Inspect auger knives and counter knives regularly for wear or damage.
- Check gearbox oil, bearings, PTO shaft and hydraulic components according to the maintenance schedule.
- Inspect tires, wheel fasteners, axle components and towing connections regularly.
- Remove accumulated feed residues and keep the mixing chamber clean after operation.
- Calibrate the optional weighing system periodically to maintain batching accuracy.
- Replace worn blades and wear liners when required to maintain cutting and mixing performance.
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| Product FAQ |
Q: What feeds can be processed in this TMR mixer wagon?
A: It is suitable for common TMR ingredients including silage, hay, alfalfa, crop straw, concentrates, minerals and supplementary feeds.
Q: How is the mixer powered?
A: The trailed mixer is normally powered by the tractor PTO through a mechanical transmission and reduction gearbox.
Q: What capacities are available?
A: Reference vertical trailed mixer ranges include multiple capacities from approximately 4 to 36 m³. Final availability depends on the selected configuration.
Q: Can whole bales or long forage be processed?
A: The vertical auger and cutting-knife system is designed for fibrous forage. Processing capacity depends on forage type, bale density, blade configuration and mixer size.
Q: Is a weighing system available?
A: Yes. Digital weighing and ration-management options can be supplied for more accurate ingredient loading.
Q: Can the discharge direction be customized?
A: Yes. Side discharge, conveyor arrangements and other feed-out configurations can be selected according to barn and feed-alley requirements.
Q: How do I choose the correct mixer capacity?
A: Selection should consider herd size, ration density, daily feed requirement, number of feeding batches, tractor power and building-access dimensions. |
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