Line of manure transport and application equipment designed for today’s operators.
Performance and reliability, it’s what GEA offers with their Manure Semi-Tanker, Liquid Manure Spreader and Tool Bar lines of products. The wide selection of manure semi-tanker and liquid manure spreader models will make manure transportation and your work in the field a lot easier. Have a look at GEA manure spreading products and find out more about these strong and well-built pieces of equipment that you can count on to get through the toughest tasks.
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22-Inch Concave Disc Incorporator
Fast spreading while using less tractor power than conventional injectors.
24-Inch Hydraulic Disc Injector
Pressurized discs that work independently on any types of soil.
Deflectors Tool Bar with Folding Ends
Smaller deflectors, closer to the soil designed to provide a uniform spreading pattern.
EL44 Steerable Manure Spreader
Our directional spreader offers excellent maneuverability and control on all types of terrain. Its agility results in less ground impact when turning. Its field proven power-steering system and superior quality suspension provide more resistance to obstacles. The air brake system is designed to guarantee maximum braking power and meet ASABE stand...
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