Three tractor-implement machines that fill, empty, and feed silo bags at the farm or mandi site — available for purchase or custom-hire rental, so individual operators don't need to own the full set.
A tractor-PTO-driven trolley that draws grain from its top hopper through a cross auger and main feed auger, compressing it through a tapered discharge tunnel into the folded bag sleeve. A hydraulic cylinder applies adjustable pressure to a friction-brake drum on the bag cradle, controlling bag tension so the film pays out smoothly and fills without wrinkling as the tractor reverses away from the growing bag.
| Overall Length | ≈ 4.2 m |
| Height | ≈ 2.1 m |
| Discharge Tunnel | Adjustable to match 8–12 ft bag diameter |
| Drive | Tractor PTO |
A tractor-PTO-driven trolley whose pickup scoop and cross auger are pushed into the open end of a filled bag; as the tractor advances, grain is drawn up an inclined elevator auger and discharged through a swivelling spout directly into a waiting truck. Integrated film-slitter guide rollers peel back the emptied plastic ahead of the pickup head and wind it onto a take-up reel, keeping the film intact for recycling.
| Overall Length | ≈ 3.6 m |
| Discharge Height | ≈ 3.1 – 3.5 m |
| Film Handling | Integrated slitter & take-up reel |
| Drive | Tractor PTO |
A wheeled, ground-level intake hopper feeding an inclined screw conveyor, used to receive grain from a tipping trailer or truck and elevate it directly into the top hopper of the Loading Trolley — avoiding a double handling step where grain would otherwise need to be shovelled or gravity-fed by hand. Conveyor angle is hydraulically adjusted so the discharge chute can align with hoppers of different heights.
| Transport Length | ≈ 3.2 m |
| Discharge Height | Adjustable, ≈ 3.8 – 4.2 m |
| Hopper Width | ≈ 1.9 m (standard tipping trailer) |
| Adjustment | Hydraulic conveyor angle control |
This equipment is offered either as a bundled sale alongside your silo bag order, or as a rental / custom-hiring service — a common model in this industry, since individual farmers or mills rarely need to own all three machines outright.
