Danuser Introduces New and Improved Mega Mixer

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Danuser is introducing a newly enhanced model of its Mega Mixer material handling bucket designed to mix, scoop and dispense a wide variety of materials ranging from livestock feed to bag-mix concrete. New and improved features include:
  • Easy-to-operate discharge end
  • 8-inch diameter with 8-inch pitch steel auger for faster mixing and dispensing
  • 22.8 cubic inch motor for improved torque, capable of dispensing 3/4 yard of material in 26 seconds (up to 1-inch diameter rock)

“The built-in cutting edges and robust design make the new Mega Mixer well-suited for scooping from piles of sand, gravel, feed, grains, dry topsoil, dry compost and a variety of other agriculture and construction materials,” said company co-owner Glenn Danuser. “It has the performance to save the operator time and labor cost on the farm or jobsite.”

Mounts on both sides allow the operator to dispense on either the right or left side of the host vehicle to better meet each project’s specific needs. The Mega Mixer includes pin holders, easy-to-read yardage markers and two 2-foot multi-link chutes that store conveniently on the bucket. Additional accessories include 24-inch and 36-inch chutes, a toolless hopper extension and a funnel with 6-inch hose adapter. A closable discharge end limits spilling and allows for faster material mixing.

The unit ships complete, including hoses and flat face ISO couplers. For additional information, contact your local Danuser dealer or visit www.danuser.com.

About Danuser

Danuser, an industry leader in agriculture and construction attachments, is a family-owned company that was built in 1910 with the philosophy, “Good enough won’t do – it must be right.” With over 100 years of experience coupled with the latest in manufacturing technology, Danuser prides itself on building the very best attachments with superior technologies, also maintaining the core belief that good old fashion field research yields the highest performing, most reliable attachments available today.