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Stinger TerraFrame Max M120 Wins 2026 World Ag Expo Top 10

Stinger TerraFrame Max M120 Wins 2026 World Ag Expo Top 10
Jan 06, 2026
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TerraFrame Max M120 Built for Off-Road Dairy Feed Delivery

The Stinger TerraFrame Max M120 Feed Chassis is a purpose-built off-road vehicle designed specifically for the commercial dairy and feedlot industry. Unlike traditional commercial trucks that are later adapted for farm use, the M120 is engineered from the ground up to handle the demanding conditions of agricultural operations.

Its heavy-duty frame and drivetrain are built to perform reliably in rugged, off-road environments, while the ergonomic cab is designed for operator comfort during long workdays.

By starting with a clean design rather than modifying an over-the-road truck, Stinger offers greater flexibility in construction. Customers can choose from a wide range of options, including axle ratings, axle and engine placement, overall length, and weight distribution.

This customized approach allows producers to select a configuration that best matches their operational needs, improving efficiency and durability.

The TerraFrame Max M120 has earned industry recognition as one of the Top 10 winners in the 2026 World Ag Expo Top 10 New Products Contest, sponsored by the F3 Initiative. The award highlights the chassis’s innovation, performance, and value to modern agricultural operations.

The winning feed chassis will be showcased alongside other honorees at the World Ag Expo, scheduled for February 10-12, 2026, in Tulare, California.

Designed primarily for feed delivery, the M120 efficiently transports and dispenses feed to cattle in large dairies and feedlots. Its off-road capabilities and heavy-duty construction make it well suited for consistent, all-day use in challenging agricultural settings where durability and reliability are essential.

Photo Credit: TerraFrame Max-Stinger


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