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Brent V-Series Grain Carts Introduce New Features for Farmers

Brent V-Series Grain Carts Introduce New Features for Farmers
Apr 29, 2025
By Ryan Ridley
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

New Upgrades Improve Unloading Visibility and Overall Grain Cart Handling

Brent has made big updates to its V-Series grain carts. 

Farms.com recently met with Andy Unverferth, director of marketing at Unverferth Manufacturing, who introduced the new updates. 

He explained that a well-known feature of the V-Series is its excellent visibility, making unloading much easier and more accurate. 

The V-Series comes with a standard four-way downspout, allowing operators to top off trucks without having to shift or reposition the grain cart frequently, saving time during busy harvest seasons. 

New features now available include a rear access door, standard on models V1100,  1300, and V1500. 

This door makes it easier for farmers to access the inside of the hopper for cleaning between varieties or for maintenance work. 

Another improvement is the optional scoreboard scale display. A cutout on the side of the hopper allows for the easy mounting of the scoreboard, helping combine operators monitor the weight on the grain cart. 

The Brent V-Series also introduces a new metallic black paint option. 

This high-quality baked-on paint includes metallic elements, making the carts shine impressively under the right lighting conditions. 

These updates are designed to improve the overall user experience, enhance unloading efficiency, and offer a more stylish, durable equipment option. 

For more information about the Brent V-Series grain carts and to explore the new features, watch the video below. 




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