Kuhn SLC 126

Versatility in Material Handling

The continuously welded V-body tank will hold both wet and dry materials. The steep, slanted sides and twin-auger delivery design provide a consistent, even flow to the 18-hammer expeller discharge without bridging. These features allow the Slinger to handle the widest variety of materials compared to any spreader on the market, including soupy gutter manure, semi-solids, separated solids, compost, bedding pack, mulch products and many more.

Elimination of Material Bridging

The well-proven and exclusive twin-auger design eliminates material bridging. The raised right auger moves material rearward, while the left auger moves material forward toward the discharge door. This bidirectional movement prevents bridging and provides constant delivery of material to the swinging hammer discharge.

Fully Adjustable, Discharge

Multiple adjustment points help maintain the optimal clearance between the hammers, door sill and shroud. Maintaining the proper clearance enhances the shearing performance of the newly designed hammers for more consistent spreading, reduced horsepower and increased hammer life.

Heavy-Duty, Low-Maintenance Drive

The durable, heavy-duty drive requires minimal maintenance and provides dependability and long life. The entire drive is enclosed in an oil bath that provides constant lubrication for chains, bearings and sprockets for outstanding reliability. Each of the three main drive shafts is removable for easier service and they also feature fully welded shafts with no keys or set screws to hassle with during maintenance. The new drive design also incorporates an auger slowdown sprocket to accommodate applications that require a slower auger speed.

Rugged Undercarriage

The heavy-duty, oscillating bogie undercarriage is built for dependable service under heavy use in the toughest conditions, including hauling sand-laden manure.

Track and Record Applied Nutrients

The optional scale system is available for all models providing accurate application and tracking of applied nutrients. This system, combined with the latest scale head technology, provides integrated manure application management and record keeping capabilities. Trailer models feature a 5-point system of four weigh bars in the wheel spindles and one in the hitch. Truck models use a 3-point system