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Bauer MTX 5m

1.280 €VAT not applicable 

  • YOM 2010

BAUER Güllemixer MTX 5m Rührstange, mechanisch einschwenkbar, 3 flügelige Rührflügel 500mm, funktionstüchtig, Transportfahrwerk abnehmbar.Optional gegen Aufpreis m

AWL Landtechnik e.U.

4264 Grünbach bei Freistadt, Austria

AWL Landtechnik e.U.
Fertilization and irrigation equipment / Bauer

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Slurry mixer: Efficient slurry management for every farm

A slurry mixer is an indispensable piece of equipment for livestock farms. It ensures that the slurry remains homogeneous in storage, which enables it to be spread evenly on the field. Regular mixing is particularly important when using fermentation residues or when storing the slurry for longer periods. Slurry mixers not only enable an improvement in fertilizer quality, but also contribute to optimal use of the available nitrogen.


Different models and manufacturers of slurry mixers

There are a variety of slurry mixers from different manufacturers on the market, which offer different functions and performance depending on the size of the farm and requirements. Popular brands such as Bauer, Reck and Vakutec have proven to be robust and efficient devices

The "Landwirt" test team, together with the research institutes of the LFZ-Raumberg-Gumpenstein and BLT-Wieselburg, tested four PTO-driven slurry mixers from Bauer, Kirchner, Reck and Vakutec in practice and on the test bench. The Kirchner TMH/A 50 is presented in the following video:


Used slurry mixers: Frequently asked questions

How much does a used slurry mixer cost?

The price of a used slurry mixer varies depending on the model, performance and condition. In general, you can expect prices starting at around 1,000 euros for smaller devices up to several thousand euros for more powerful models. The exact price also depends on the manufacturer, year of manufacture and equipment of the mixer.


What performance classes are there for slurry mixers?

Slurry mixers are available in different performance classes, from smaller models for part-time farms to powerful devices for large livestock farms. The output can range from a few kilowatts to several dozen kilowatts. Choosing the right power class depends on the size of the slurry silo and the viscosity of the slurry.


What to consider when maintaining a slurry mixer

Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity of a slurry mixer. Regularly check the bearings, seals and agitator for wear. The lubrication points should also be greased at the recommended intervals.


How to use a slurry mixer correctly

A slurry mixer is used in the slurry silo to get the slurry moving and ensure a uniform consistency. To achieve an optimum effect, the mixer should be operated at regular intervals, especially before spreading the slurry on the fields.


What should you look out for when buying a used slurry mixer?

Check the condition of the mixer, especially the wearing parts such as the propeller and shaft. Make sure that there are no cracks or deformations. Also ask about the maintenance history and the availability of spare parts. Find out about the power of the motor to ensure that the mixer provides the required mixing power for the size of your manure silo.