Self-standing mixer with tractor hitch
Synthetic image.
A tub on legs, hitched to the tractor.
It mixes concrete, screed or feed,
from filling to emptying, without a bucket.
Other names for this tool: mounted mixer, hitched cement mixer, self-standing blender.
- Family
- Working the soil
- Hitch
- Tractor, three-point linkage, at the rear
- Drive
- Power take-off, or electric motor depending on the model
- Carrier machine
- A farm tractor, not an excavator
What it is for
Right: a mixing bucket ties up the excavator for the whole mixing time.
What sets it apart:
it is a machine on legs, not a hitch-mounted bucket.
Computer-generated image.
The tub turns on fixed legs, driven by the tractor's power take-off or by an electric motor depending on the model.
The tractor brings the machine in, unhitches it if needed, and the tub stays in place for the job.
It is the tool for the job that lasts: a slab, a screed, a repair, or preparing feed on the farm.
Unlike a mixing bucket mounted on an excavator, it does not tie up the excavator for the whole mix.
Self-standing does not mean automatic. Filling and monitoring remain manual on most models.
The useful volume depends on the model, not on a generic figure.
On which machine?
A self-standing mixer fits a farm tractor, not an excavator.
It hitches to the three-point linkage, at the rear of the tractor.
Minimum tractor power: from 40 to 80 hp depending on the drum.
What the tool does
Depending on the drum, it produces about 7 to 12 m³/h of concrete.
It weighs from 560 to 990 kg, with a drum of 400 to 1 000 l.
The filling diameter ranges from 1 200 to 1 580 mm depending on the drum.
What is needed on the hydraulic side
It is driven by the power take-off, or by an electric motor depending on the model.
The electric version has a 5,5 kW motor, on a 32 A socket.
Figures taken from 2 models on the market.
Your study sets the exact value for your machine.
Have your equipment checked.
Describe the job, the volume to be mixed and the tractor available.
Specify whether the machine should stay in place or move off with the tractor.
- Your tractor Its power, in hp.
- The power take-off Its speed: 540 or 1000 rpm.
- The hitch The three-point linkage category.
- The hydraulics The spool valves available.
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Written study within 3 working days, once the file is complete.
What determines the choice
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01 — The volume of the job A slab, a screed, a one-off repair:
the volume to be mixed sets the size of the tub. -
02 — The tractor available Linkage, power take-off:
the machine is chosen with the tractor that carries and drives it. -
03 — What is being mixed Concrete, screed, feed:
the material handled can steer the choice of model. -
04 — Staying hitched or unhitching Some models stay on the ground on their legs while the tractor moves off:
useful if the tractor is needed elsewhere.
What is checked before ordering
- The useful volume It is set with the actual job, not with a figure from the catalogue.
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The tractor Three-point hitch, power take-off:
we check that the tractor carries and drives the machine. -
The drive mode Power take-off or electric motor depending on the model:
one frees up the tractor, the other calls for a power supply. -
Access to the job A tub on legs takes up space on the ground:
the layout is checked before ordering.
- Family
- Working the soil
- Carrier machine
- Agricultural tractor
- Compatibility
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