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Regina’s Dutch Industries has acquired the rights to build and sell GT Bunning’s lineup of commodity trailers and manure spreaders for North America.The GT Bunning spreader includes vertical beater units in a variety of sizes, including smaller and mid-sized models with discharge augers boasting a tip speed of 64 km/h. Machines are available in single, twin and triple axle designs up to 35 tonnes.Bunning tipping trailers for grain and other dry materials have a 60 degree tipped angle and a hydraulic tail door that lifts up and over the box and contains a grain door. The design allows it to be used for grain crops and sugar beets or when heaping is required at delivery.Like Dutch, the Bunning Company is a family founded and operated machinery company. Bunning is located in Norfolk, England.For more information, visit www.dutchind.com or www.gtbunning.co.uk or phone Dutch Industries at 800-663-8824.
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