Mini-Mixer Works Like A Full-Size TMR Unit
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It may be small, but Jaylor Fabricating's new mini-mixer can chew up hay and other feeds as well as a big TMR mixer. With a 50-cu.ft. capacity ù enough to feed 10 dairy cows with one mix ù the mini mixer is designed for small dairy operations, special needs groups in large dairies (sick or dry cows), cow/calf operations, and for small ruminants such as sheep, goats and deer.
"Since we introduced it in September we have sold it in every sector we built it for," says Gerry Tamminga, sales manager of the Ontario company. "Abroad there's also phenomenal interest."
The vertical TMR mixer has a digital scale to weigh each ingredient and is big enough to handle small square bales or slices off large square bales. It comes in four models. The top of the line ($12,600) is self-propelled with hydrostatic all-wheel drive that travels easily through mud, snow and farmyard terrain. It has a 13 hp Vanguard industrial engine and a robust hydraulic system.
"It can turn 90 degrees, so it's very maneuverable, and fits down most tie stall feed aisles," Tamminga says.
The trailer model ($9,090) can be pulled by an ATV. There's also a stationary model with a 10 hp electric motor ($9,130) and a truck-mount model that is skid-mounted for easy installation on a flatbed pickup ($9,130).
The mini mixer has a durable plastic tub, which may outlast steel according to testing.
The 50-cu. ft. model is the smallest size Jaylor makes, but the company plans to add larger mini-mixers in the future. The next model will have a 100-cu. ft. capacity.
Check out Jaylor's website for dealers.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Jaylor Fabricating, 071213 10th Line, Orton, Ont., Canada L0N 1N0 (ph 800 809-8224; www.jaylor.com).
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Mini-Mixer Works Like A Full-Size TMR Unit DAIRY EQUIPMENT & IDEAS Dairy Equipment & Ideas It may be small but Jaylor Fabricating s new mini-mixer can chew up hay and other feeds as well as a big TMR mixer With a 50-cu ft capacity ù enough to feed 10 dairy cows with one mix ù the mini mixer is designed for small dairy operations special needs groups in large dairies sick or dry cows cow/calf operations and for small ruminants such as sheep goats and deer Since we introduced it in September we have sold it in every sector we built it for says Gerry Tamminga sales manager of the Ontario company Abroad there s also phenomenal interest The vertical TMR mixer has a digital scale to weigh each ingredient and is big enough to handle small square bales or slices off large square bales It comes in four models The top of the line $12 600 is self-propelled with hydrostatic all-wheel drive that travels easily through mud snow and farmyard terrain It has a 13 hp Vanguard industrial engine and a robust hydraulic system It can turn 90 degrees so it s very maneuverable and fits down most tie stall feed aisles Tamminga says The trailer model $9 090 can be pulled by an ATV There s also a stationary model with a 10 hp electric motor $9 130 and a truck-mount model that is skid-mounted for easy installation on a flatbed pickup $9 130 The mini mixer has a durable plastic tub which may outlast steel according to testing The 50-cu ft model is the smallest size Jaylor makes but the company plans to add larger mini-mixers in the future The next model will have a 100-cu ft capacity Check out Jaylor s website for dealers Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Jaylor Fabricating 071213 10th Line Orton Ont Canada L0N 1N0 ph 800 809-8224; www jaylor com
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