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Used Air Carts in Illinois, USA

  • 2024 TRAVIS SEED CART HSC2200

    2024 TRAVIS SEED CART HSC2200

    • Manufacturer: Travis Seed Cart
    • Model: HSC2200

    For information or contact info please call Jake Vaughan at 618-fiveonesix-4418 Used Travis 2 box HSC2200 Box auger 7” Aluminum wheels Gt400 scales Demo unit for 1 season Low use

    $16,500 USD

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    Est. $324/mo

    Fairfield, IL
  • 2024 TRAVIS SEED CART HSC4000

    2024 TRAVIS SEED CART HSC4000

    • Manufacturer: Travis Seed Cart
    • Model: HSC4000

    New 2024 Tavis HSC4000 No Scales No Talc Wireless Remote Steel wheels Auger unload Kohler 9.5 HP motor Led Lights Call for price and availability

    $17,500 USD

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    Est. $344/mo

    Fairfield, IL
  • 2025 TRAVIS SEED CART HSC2200

    2025 TRAVIS SEED CART HSC2200

    • Manufacturer: Travis Seed Cart
    • Model: HSC2200

    New Travis seed tenders in stock Hsc2200 Wireless remote Scales No Talc

    $19,900 USD

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    Est. $391/mo

    Fairfield, IL

Overview

Air carts are essential components in modern seeding and planting operations. They are used to store and distribute seeds and fertilizers evenly across large fields. These machines are designed to work seamlessly with air seeders, ensuring precise and efficient planting. Air carts can significantly improve the productivity of agricultural operations, making them a valuable investment for large-scale farmers.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used air cart?

Check the overall condition, including the tank, hoses, and metering system. Look for signs of rust or wear and ensure that the control systems and electronics are functioning properly.

How can I ensure safe shipping for an air cart?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Secure all moving parts and protect sensitive components to prevent damage during transit.

What maintenance does an air cart require?

Regular maintenance includes checking hoses and connections for leaks, inspecting the metering system for wear, and ensuring the tanks are clean and free from debris. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.