Combines UFT Grain Cart Question

[cott]

I purchased a UFT 2 years ago. Not sure of the model, 300+ bushel capacity, single tires, axle approx. 1' behind center, which creates enough tongue weight that when full, a 70 hp 2wd will move, but not manuver very well. Hopper is 10' long, 7' wide. Gearbox is located underneath vertical unload auger with a small 14IJ tooth sprocket driven by a larger, 30IJ tooth sprocket. The gearbox was bad on mine, cost more than I gave for the cart, and only found 1 dealer that could order the parts, apparently, UFT made the model that I have for JD and a couple of others. The hopper is set up like a combine hopper with a cover over the auger in the floor. Will empty corn in 3 minutes, but is much harder on tractor to unload soybeans. Hope this info is helpful, good luck. Greg

 

[sawdust]

I had a UFT cart that had the front auger that emptied out the left front and the auger then folded back across in front of the hopper. I can't remember the model number but it was a 400 bushel cart and it was the same as John Deere 1210A. You could buy all parts from John Deere. I got along well with it. The only reason I got rid of it was to get a bigger one.

 

[sawdust]

I had a UFT cart that had the front auger that emptied out the left front and the auger then folded back across in front of the hopper. I can't remember the model number but it was a 400 bushel cart and it was the same as John Deere 1210A. You could buy all parts from John Deere. I got along well with it. The only reason I got rid of it was to get a bigger one.