grain cart ?

Anonymous-0 · Oct 23, 2010

Has a small grain cart ever been built between 200 and 250 bu? If so what make and model?

560farm · Oct 23, 2010

Yes, Parker made some model #250. There had been a couple on tractor house a while back.

thurlow · Oct 23, 2010

We had a Barrentine back in the 60s/70s/80s which held about 190 bu; don't remember the model number or if there was one.

steve in wi · Oct 23, 2010

snowco was another one,my is about 150 bushel

cadet trooper · Oct 23, 2010

We had a Wetmore 500bu. but they may have made some smaller ones. I"m not sure wetmore is still in business.

John Harmon · Oct 23, 2010

My dad had one called a "grainavator" back in the 1950's which we used for Oats when combining and feed the rest of the year.It held about 150 Bu. I would guess.I was glad when he got it As it cut my #12 scoop shovel duty way down.I had 8 sisters before a brother was born but as I left the farm at 18 years of age so I never got any help out of him.I was always shoveling it seemed. Gutters,silage,feed,grain,snow,mud,wagons,trucks,carts. Always shoveling.

fixerupper · Oct 23, 2010

I still have the Grain-O-Vator dad bought new in the mid-fifties. It's still in perfect shape. This one is the model 20, has a single axle and holds 80 bushels. The auger won't clear anything over maybe eight feet high, maybe less, but it did save a lot of scooping. Jim

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