Author: LEO Feed Mixer & Manure Spreader

Auger clearance errors drain sidewall steel before knives look worn. Here's what the field signs mean and what to check before the damage compounds.

Matching mixer size to auger geometry is a measurable mix-quality standard. Here's what to check before you buy your next vertical TMR mixer.

Get bunk-ready rations from day one on the TMR 7010 VT. A practical walkthrough of scale zeroing, load order, and discharge door technique for the first week.

The questions to settle before ordering a 7008 VT cover batch count, hitch clearance, and lead time. Get them wrong and you lose a full season.

Before the first soft Free State paddock, know your real fill limits. Here's how to load a 2010 SLC without wrecking spread pattern or ground bearing.

A short window remains before spreader spring work hits. Here's the inspection order that keeps a commercial trailed spreader field-ready.

Can a mini mixer larger operations already run actually improve ration precision? On multi-site and pen-segmented farms, the answer is often yes.

Buying a vertical TMR mixer for today's cow count is an expensive mistake. Here's how to build the right headroom into your next machine.

Dead spots and long cycle times often trace back to one worn part. Here's why the auger kicker decides mix quality and what to do about it.

A decagonal tub floor eliminates dead corners and flat walls inside a vertical mixer. Here is what that geometry actually does to mixing time and fuel.