Brandt 1120XR Single Auger
Brandt 1120XR
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Brandt 1120XR is a grain cart manufactured in Canada and designed for harvest-season grain transfer in field operations. It is specified with a heaped capacity of 38.8 m³ (50.7 cu yd) and a power requirement of 147 kW (200 hp), which places it in a capacity and power class suited to bulk crop handling.
The model is set up for a PTO or hydraulic-driven auger system and lists 1000 rpm PTO operation. Its vertical and horizontal augers are both 508 mm (20 in), and the empty weight figures are 499 kg (1,100 lb) total weight and 1,905 kg (4,200 lb) hitch weight, with track size 2 616 × 914 mm.
Year
2019
Country of manufacturing
Canada
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
3,606 mm
~142 in
3,962 mm
~156 in
9,449 mm
~372 in
5,580 kg
~12,301.8 lb
Unloading rate
94,635.29 L/min
Capacity Heaped
38.8 cu(m)
Grain Cart Capacity
41,542 L
Required Engine Power
149.14 kW
Grain Cart Loaded Tongue Weight
2,131.88 kg
Grain Cart Empty Tongue Weight
498.95 kg
Grain Cart Auger Diameter
0.51 m
Flighting Thickness
1/2" Extended Life
Hub Size/Spindle Diameter
4.5"
Hydraulic Remotes Required
4 hydraulic remotes
Front/Rear Slopes
40/30 degrees
Hopper Length
6.45 m
Hopper Width
3.35 m
Auger Side Reach Max
3.33 m
Auger Side Reach Min
3.28 m
Grain Cart Overall Transport Length
9.45 m
Additional specifications
Peak unloading rate
4,000 gpm
Power requirement
200 hp
PTO
1,000 rpm
Track size
2 616 × 914 mm
Tractor hydraulics requirements
PTO or hydraulic-driven auger system
Total weight - empty
499 kg
Hitch weight - empty
1,905 kg
PSI capacity
345 kPa
Vertical auger
508 mm
Horizontal auger
508 mm
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What is the average price of a Brandt 1120XR?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Brandt 1120XR. Check current listings and compare the machine’s condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Brandt 1120XR?
The supplied specifications show a heaped capacity of 38.8 m³ (50.75 cu yd), a peak unloading rate of 15,141.6 L/min (4,000 gpm), and 508 mm (20 in) vertical and horizontal augers. It uses a PTO or hydraulic-driven auger system.
What type of engine does the 1120XR use?
The supplied data does not identify an engine for the Brandt 1120XR. It lists a power requirement of 149.1 kW (200 hp) and a 1000 rpm PTO.
How much horsepower does the 1120XR have?
The Brandt 1120XR has a stated power requirement of 149.1 kW (200 hp).
What fuel does the Brandt 1120XR use?
The supplied data does not confirm a fuel type for the Brandt 1120XR. It specifies a PTO or hydraulic-driven auger system rather than an onboard engine.
What jobs is this Grain carts best suited for?
The Brandt 1120XR is suited to grain-cart unloading work where a tractor can provide 149.1 kW (200 hp) and a 1000 rpm PTO. Its listed heaped capacity is 38.8 m³ (50.75 cu yd), with a peak unloading rate of 15,141.6 L/min (4,000 gpm).
What is the expected lifespan of the 1120XR?
The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the Brandt 1120XR. Service life depends on use, maintenance, storage, and the condition of components such as the augers, tracks, hitch, and hydraulic or PTO system.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Grain carts?
Inspect the augers, tracks, hitch, and PTO or hydraulic-driven auger system for wear or damage. Confirm the machine’s capacity, unloading operation, and required tractor setup. Check for structural damage, leaks, and maintenance records.
