Unverferth Unveils 2000-bu. Grain Cart

Avalanche series expanded with model 2096.

Unverferth Manufacturing Co., Inc. introduces the Brent Avalanche model 2096 to its grain cart lineup, which boasts the load-carrying capacity of 2,000 bu.

The model 2096 Avalanche grain cart has an unloading speed up to 1,000-bushels per minute and standard pistol-grip remote-control auger operation for filling each compartment of the semi with one-stop convenience, saving wear and tear on the operator and the tractor’s drivetrain.

Key Avalanche model 2096 features include:
· Exclusive drivetrain design combines a belt-driven 20-inch diameter floor auger with a heavy-duty, direct-drive 90-degree gearbox for the 24-inch diameter vertical auger for increased unloading speed
· Hydraulically cushioned tongue smoothes the ride over rough terrain and reduces drawbar stress
· For precise unloading, the auger pivots up and down and features a standard multi-directional downspout with remote control for one-stop convenience for filling each semi compartment
· Undercarriage choices of tracks for greatest flotation or steerable in-line tandem wheels with Paralink suspension for maximum maneuverability

The model 2096 also features a standard Weatherguard tarp for protecting load contents from inclement weather. Electronic operation for the tarp is optional. Other options include hydraulic brakes for the steerable tandem provide enhanced towing control, side- and rear-mounted cameras connected to a 5.6-inch cab–mounted color monitor for full vision during unloading, backing, turning and transport and user-friendly scale packages with a large LCD screen for easy viewing, even in the brightest light.
For more: www.Unverferth.com

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