Truck-Mounted TMR Mixer Wagon

• Truck-mounted configuration integrates mixing, transport and ration distribution in one mobile feeding unit.
• Large-capacity vertical mixing chamber suitable for commercial dairy farms and cattle feedlots.
• Twin vertical auger configuration available for high-volume TMR preparation.
• Auger-mounted cutting knives help process long-fiber forage and baled materials.
• Hydrostatic drive provides smooth power transmission and controllable auger speed.
• Heavy-duty planetary reduction system supports high-torque mixing applications.
• Side discharge doors or front cross-conveyor configurations can be selected according to feeding-lane requirements.
• Cab-operated hydraulic controls simplify discharge and daily feeding operations.
• Optional weighing system supports accurate ingredient loading and ration management.
• Suitable for intensive multi-load feeding schedules on large-scale livestock farms.

• Mixing Tub: Reinforced steel mixing chamber designed for high-volume roughage and concentrate handling.
• Vertical Mixing Augers: One or two heavy-duty augers, depending on capacity and project configuration.
• Cutting Knives: Replaceable knives installed on the auger flights for processing hay, straw and other fibrous materials.
• Planetary Gear Drive: High-torque transmission system for reliable auger operation under heavy loads.
• Hydrostatic Drive: Hydraulic power system providing controlled auger operation from the truck power source.
• Subframe: Structural mounting frame designed to connect the mixer body securely to a compatible truck chassis.
• Discharge System: Side discharge doors, front conveyor or other discharge arrangement according to project requirements.
• Hydraulic System: Pumps, motors, hoses, valves, filters and oil reservoir for mixer and discharge functions.
• Cooling System: Supports hydraulic and transmission temperature management during intensive operation.
• Weighing System: Optional load-cell-based ration weighing and monitoring equipment.

• Large commercial dairy farms.
• Beef cattle breeding and finishing operations.
• Large-scale feedlots with multiple feeding groups.
• Centralized TMR preparation and distribution systems.
• Farms with multiple barns or long feeding routes.
• High-frequency feeding programs requiring multiple TMR batches per day.
• Livestock farm expansion and modernization projects.
• Agricultural contractors and professional feed-distribution operations.

• Mixer Capacity: Customizable according to herd size and daily ration requirements.
• Truck Chassis: Selected according to local axle-load regulations, road conditions and operating environment.
• Discharge System: Side discharge or conveyor configurations available.
• Discharge Position: Front, rear or other arrangements according to project requirements.
• Weighing System: Available upon request for ingredient and batch management.
• Auger and Knife Configuration: Selected according to ration composition and forage characteristics.
• Hydraulic System: Customized according to mixer size and truck power system.
• Cab Controls: Control configuration available according to project requirements.
• Paint and Branding: Customizable for distributors, agents and farm projects.
• Environmental Configuration: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.

• Match the mixer body and subframe with a truck chassis having adequate axle and payload capacity.
• Confirm overall vehicle height, width, axle loading and turning radius before final chassis selection.
• Install and commission the hydrostatic drive, hydraulic circuit and discharge controls according to the approved configuration.
• Check hydraulic oil level, filters, hoses and fittings regularly.
• Inspect auger knives, auger flights and wear components for excessive abrasion.
• Maintain planetary gearboxes and reduction components according to the lubrication schedule.
• Keep the hydraulic cooling system clean to maintain stable operating temperature.
• Inspect weighing load cells and calibration periodically when a weighing system is installed.
• Clean residual feed from the mixing tub after operation to reduce buildup and corrosion.
• Follow truck chassis maintenance intervals in addition to mixer maintenance requirements.

Q: What is the main advantage of a truck-mounted TMR mixer?
A: It combines ration mixing and high-speed farm transport in one machine, making it particularly suitable for large farms, multiple barns and long feeding routes.

Q: What feed ingredients can be mixed?
A: Typical materials include corn silage, grass silage, hay, straw, alfalfa, concentrates, minerals and other ingredients used in cattle TMR formulations.

Q: Can the mixer process baled forage?
A: Yes. Properly configured vertical augers and cutting knives can process fibrous forage and incorporate it into the ration.

Q: Which truck chassis should be used?
A: Chassis selection depends on mixer capacity, loaded weight, axle-load limits, local regulations and farm operating conditions.

Q: Can the discharge system be customized?
A: Yes. Side discharge doors, cross conveyors and discharge positions can be selected according to the feeding-lane layout.

Q: Is an electronic weighing system available?
A: Yes. Weighing equipment can be integrated for controlled ingredient loading and ration management.

Q: Can SHEWUYOU configure the unit for an overseas project?
A: Yes. Mixer capacity, truck chassis requirements, discharge configuration, hydraulic system, controls and other specifications can be prepared according to project requirements.