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Product Name	Self-Propelled TMR Mixer Wagon
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Product Overview	The Self-Propelled TMR Mixer Wagon integrates feed loading, weighing, cutting, mixing, transportation and ration distribution into one mobile livestock feeding machine. Designed for commercial dairy farms, beef cattle operations and large ruminant feeding projects, the machine reduces dependence on separate loaders, tractors and mixer wagons. A front loading system collects silage and other ingredients, while the vertical auger prepares a homogeneous Total Mixed Ration before the finished feed is transported and distributed along the feed alley. The self-propelled chassis, operator cab and integrated hydraulic control system make the machine suitable for intensive daily feeding routes across multiple livestock buildings.
Key Features	Integrated loading, weighing, cutting, mixing, transport and feed distribution workflow. Self-propelled chassis eliminates the need for a separate tractor during feeding operations. Front milling head enables efficient forage collection from silage bunkers and storage areas. Loading conveyor transfers collected material directly into the mixing chamber. Vertical auger mixing system handles silage, hay, straw, alfalfa, concentrates and other TMR ingredients. Operator cab provides good visibility during loading, travelling and feed distribution. Multi-function controls simplify travelling and machine operation. Hydraulic drive system supports flexible and efficient operation. Electronic weighing options support accurate ration preparation. Remote operating-status monitoring can be integrated according to system configuration.
Structural Components	Self-Propelled Chassis: Integrated mobile platform combining travelling, loading, mixing and feeding functions. Operator Cab: Provides clear visibility around the loading head, farm traffic area and feed alley. Front Milling Head: Cuts and collects silage and other forage directly from storage piles. Loading Conveyor: Transfers collected feed from the milling head into the mixing tub. Vertical Mixing Auger: Cuts, lifts and circulates ration ingredients for uniform blending. Cutting Knives: Process long-fiber ingredients while maintaining suitable ration structure. Hydraulic System: Powers loading, mixing, steering and discharge functions according to configuration. Weighing System: Measures individual ingredient loading and complete ration weight. Discharge System: Delivers the finished TMR along livestock feeding alleys. Control Display and Joystick: Centralize travelling and feeding-machine operation.
Working Principle	The operator drives the machine to the forage storage area and uses the front milling head to remove silage, hay or other ingredients. The loading conveyor transfers the material into the mixing chamber while the weighing system records the loaded quantity. Additional ingredients are loaded according to the ration formula. The vertical auger cuts and circulates the materials until a homogeneous Total Mixed Ration is produced. After mixing, the machine travels directly to the livestock building and distributes the finished ration along the feed alley. The integrated workflow reduces material handling between separate machines and helps shorten the complete daily feeding cycle.
Technical Specifications	Product Type Self-Propelled Vertical TMR Mixer Wagon Reference Capacity Range Approx. 12–30 m³ Mixing System Vertical Auger Loading System Front Milling Head with Loading Conveyor Suitable Feed Silage, Hay, Straw, Alfalfa, Concentrates and TMR Ingredients Drive System Mechanical-Hydraulic / Hydrostatic Configuration Depending on Model Power Source Diesel Engine; Specification According to Selected Model Operator Control Multi-Function Joystick and Control Display Weighing System Electronic Weighing Available Feed Distribution Belt or Alternative Discharge System Available upon Request Remote Monitoring Available on Compatible Configurations Machine Configuration Customizable According to Project Requirements
Applications	Commercial dairy cattle farms. Beef cattle breeding and feedlot operations. Replacement-heifer feeding programs. Large goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep and other ruminant farms. Farms using bunker silage and Total Mixed Ration feeding. Steel-structure cattle barns with central feeding alleys. Multi-barn farms requiring efficient mobile feeding routes. Large livestock groups and agricultural engineering projects.
Customization Options	Capacity and working configuration can be selected according to herd size, ration volume, feed-storage layout and daily feeding frequency. Available options may include single- or twin-auger mixing systems, alternative discharge arrangements, electronic weighing, ration-management software, remote operating-status monitoring, different tire configurations, cab accessories and feeding-management interfaces. Machine dimensions, mixing capacity, discharge system, control package and project accessories are customizable and available upon request.
Installation & Maintenance	Confirm barn entrance width, height, turning radius and feed-alley dimensions before model selection. Ensure forage-storage areas provide sufficient operating space for the loading head. Check hydraulic oil, engine fluids and lubrication points according to the maintenance schedule. Inspect milling-head knives regularly for wear, damage or loose fasteners. Inspect conveyor belts, rollers and hydraulic components routinely. Check vertical auger knives and wear surfaces and replace worn components when necessary. Keep the weighing system calibrated for accurate ingredient loading. Clean feed residues from the mixing tub and discharge system as required. Inspect tires, steering, braking and travelling systems before daily operation. Shut down and secure the machine before entering or servicing the mixing chamber.
Product FAQ	Q: What operations can one self-propelled TMR mixer perform? A: Depending on configuration, one machine can complete forage loading, weighing, cutting, mixing, transport and feed distribution. Q: Does the machine require a tractor? A: No. The machine has its own engine, travelling system and integrated working hydraulics. Q: What capacities are available? A: Reference self-propelled configurations range from approximately 12 to 30 m³. Q: Can it load silage directly from a bunker? A: Yes. A front milling head and loading conveyor can remove forage from the silage face and transfer it directly into the mixing chamber. Q: What ingredients can be mixed? A: The mixer can process common TMR ingredients such as silage, hay, straw, alfalfa, concentrates, grains, minerals and supplementary feeds. Q: Is weighing equipment available? A: Yes. Electronic weighing systems can be integrated to support accurate ingredient loading and ration preparation. Q: Is remote machine monitoring available? A: Compatible configurations can support remote operating-status monitoring and machine-management functions. Q: Can the machine be customized for an existing cattle farm? A: Yes. Capacity, machine dimensions, discharge arrangement, control system and accessories can be configured according to farm conditions and project requirements.
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