Bulk feed trucks carry animal feed from the mill to farm silos in closed compartments, protecting it from rain, dust and contamination. At the farm, the feed is unloaded directly into the silo, which saves labour and avoids bag handling.
There are two unloading systems. Auger trucks use a screw conveyor and a swivelling boom to lift feed into the silo; they are simple and keep pellets intact. Pneumatic trucks blow the feed through a pipe with a blower, which reaches silos further from the road. Compare the unloading rate, the boom reach and height, and the number of compartments, which lets one truck deliver several feed types on the same trip.
Most feed trucks here are on Dongfeng chassis, with FAW, Foton, Shacman, HOWO and Chengli options. Tell us the silo height, the distance from the road and your usual delivery size.