Brent 678XL Gravity
Brent 678XL
Average price
$45,900
5+
sold in last year
General overview
Brent 678XL is a grain cart produced in the United States for the 2025 model year. It is used in field grain handling, where harvested crop is transferred and unloaded during harvest operations. The model is specified with a power requirement of 103 kW (140 hp) and a peak unloading rate of 14,096 L/min (3,723.8 gpm).
With an empty weight of 3,674 kg (8,100 lb) and a hitch weight - loaded of 1,628 kg (3,590 lb), the 678XL is built for substantial field loads. It also lists a PSI capacity of 146 kPa (21.18 psi), 431 mm (17 in) vertical and horizontal augers, and a heavy-duty 45° gearbox with 1 3/4" output shaft (as specified by OEM).
Year
2025
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
mm
~ in
mm
~ in
3,810 mm
~150 in
Power requirement
140 hp
Capacity Heaped
22,201 cu(m)
Tractor hydraulics requirements
Number of hydraulic remotes required: 3. Optional tongue-mounted hydraulic drive: 55 US gpm (≈208.2 L/min) provides up to 300 bu/min and requires 2 sets of hydraulic ports. (Hydraulic system pressure not specified in source.)
Grain Cart Capacity
22,254.88 L
Hub Size/Spindle Diameter
3 3/4
Front/Rear Slopes
36° front and rear
Back Slope
36 deg
Door Width
0.91 m
Chute Height
14' 3"
Unloading Time
94.5 s
Grain Cart Wheel Size
24.5x32
Grain Cart Turning Radius
22 feet
Additional specifications
Peak unloading rate
14,096 L/min
Total weight - empty
3,674 kg
Hitch weight - loaded
1,628 kg
PSI capacity
146 kPa
Vertical auger
431 mm
Horizontal auger
431 mm
Gearbox
Heavy-duty 45° gearbox with 1 3/4" output shaft (as specified by OEM).
Brent 678XL Gravity Listings
$45,900
22201 cu(m)
Number of hydraulic remotes required: 3. Optional tongue-mounted hydraulic drive: 55 US gpm (≈208.2 L/min) provides up to 300 bu/min and requires 2 sets of hydraulic ports. (Hydraulic system pressure not specified in source.)
14096 L/min
Bloomington, United States
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What is the average price of a Brent 678XL?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Brent 678XL. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Brent 678XL?
Listed features include 22,201 m³ (29,037.8 cu yd) heaped capacity, a peak unloading rate of 14,096 L/min (3,723.8 gpm), and 431 mm (17 in) vertical and horizontal augers. It also has a heavy-duty 45° gearbox with a 1 3/4" output shaft.
What type of engine does the 678XL use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm an engine type for the Brent 678XL. They list a power requirement of 104.4 kW (140 hp).
How much horsepower does the 678XL have?
The Brent 678XL has a listed power requirement of 104.4 kW (140 hp).
What fuel does the Brent 678XL use?
The supplied information does not confirm a fuel type for the Brent 678XL.
What jobs is this Grain carts best suited for?
This grain cart is suited to grain handling and unloading tasks where substantial carrying capacity and rapid unloading are needed. Its listed heaped capacity is 22,201 m³ (29,037.8 cu yd), with a peak unloading rate of 14,096 L/min (3,723.8 gpm).
What is the expected lifespan of the 678XL?
The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the Brent 678XL. Inspect the augers, gearbox, hitch, tires, and overall structure, and review maintenance history when available.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Grain carts?
Check the augers, gearbox, output shaft, hitch, tires, and cart structure for wear or damage. Verify unloading operation, inspect for leaks, and review maintenance history. Confirm that the cart’s capacity and power requirement match the intended tractor and operating needs.
