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Drive Through Wagon Dump
To dump gravity box wagons on his farm near Rockford, Iowa, Henry Kalke, Jr., designed a drive-through wagon dump that's easy to use and portable.
The wagon dump consists of a tube steel frame with enough clearance for a tractor and wagon, and a ramp on one side. The ramp is lifted at both ends by cables running to the top of the frame, through pulleys, and down the side of the frame to a drive shaft which is powered by an electric motor. The ramp lifts the wagon high enough to dump 100% of every load, no matter what the moisture content, according to Kalke. His unit has been in use for 4 to 5 years. He's looking for a manufacturer for the wagon dump.
For more information. contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Henry Kalke, Jr., Rt. 2, Rockford, Iowa 50468 (ph 515 423-5797).


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1983 - Volume #7, Issue #3