Brandt 1535TD
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Make
Brandt
Model
1535TD
Category
Harvesting
Subcategory
Grain Augers/Conveyors
Stock No.
33714475
City
Black Eagle
State
MT
Condition
New
Length
35 Ft
Description
Brandt's Field GrainBelt system makes it easy to move large quantities of grain with the powerful combination of speed, gentleness and versatility. Whether you want to move grain from a truck to an air cart or from a storage system to a transport truck, a Field GrainBelt can handle the job with ease. Durable and easy to transport, these conveyors come in a variety of configurations to meet your grain handling needs. Brandt Top Drive GrainBelts are available in 35 or 45 foot lengths and feature a low profile intake. Using a 15" belt inside a 10" tube they can move up to 5,000 bushels per hour. Models Available: 35', 45' 1535TDLP Height 17' 5" Length 35 ft Capacity 5000 - 6500 bu/hr Delivery available nationwide!!
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