Unverferth 782 Single Auger

Unverferth 782

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General overview

Unverferth 782 is a grain cart from Unverferth designed for collecting and transferring harvested grain in field operations. It is specified with a 110 kW (150 hp) power requirement and a PTO-driven driveline at 1,000 rpm, which defines the tractor interface used to operate the cart during harvest logistics.

The cart's material-handling setup centers on a vertical auger measuring 457 mm (18 in) and a peak unloading rate of 15,857 L/min (4,189 gpm). An empty weight of 3,964 kg (8,740 lb) further defines the model's scale and reflects a substantial grain-transfer platform for repeated unloading cycles in seasonal field handling.

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Manufacturer
Year

2009

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Unloading rate

5,913.49 L/min

Power requirement

150 hp

Capacity Heaped

26,429 cu(m)

Grain Cart Capacity

26,400 L

Required Engine Power

111.85 kW

Grain Cart Loaded Tongue Weight

2,263 kg

Grain Cart Empty Tongue Weight

1,583 kg

Grain Cart Auger Diameter

0.46 m

Flighting Thickness

0.375 in at outer edge

Hub Size/Spindle Diameter

4.5 in spindle diameter

Hydraulic Remotes Required

3 hydraulic remotes

Front/Rear Slopes

12° front / 12° rear

Hopper Length

4.7 m

Hopper Width

3.05 m

Auger Side Reach Max

4.88 m

Auger Side Reach Min

2.44 m

Grain Cart Overall Transport Length

5.21 m

Additional specifications

Peak unloading rate

15,857 L/min

Total weight - empty

3,964 kg

Vertical auger

457 mm

Gearbox

PTO-driven driveline; friction-clutch or shearbolt-clutch options (1,000 rpm driveline, 1 3/4" PTO driveline commonly listed).

PTO speed

1,000

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Listed features include a 26,429 m³ (34,567.81 cu yd) heaped capacity, a peak unloading rate of 15,857 L/min (4,189 gpm), and a 457 mm (18 in) vertical auger. The PTO-driven driveline offers friction-clutch or shearbolt-clutch options.

No engine is specified. The Unverferth 782 uses a PTO-driven driveline and requires 111.9 kW (150 hp).

The listed power requirement is 111.9 kW (150 hp).

No fuel type is specified. The 782 is PTO-driven, so its operating power comes from the tractor.

The supplied data identifies the Unverferth 782 as a grain cart. Its listed capacity and peak unloading rate indicate use for handling and unloading grain; the supplied data does not confirm more specific applications.

No service-life estimate is supplied. For a used grain cart, inspect the auger, PTO driveline, gearbox, clutch, structure, tires, and unloading operation, and review maintenance history.

Inspect the auger, PTO-driven driveline, gearbox, friction-clutch or shearbolt-clutch components, cart structure, tires, and unloading operation. Check for wear, damage, leaks, and maintenance records, and confirm compatibility with a 1,000 rpm PTO and the required tractor power.