Fertilizer Spreaders

We offer dry-fertilizer equipment for broadcast spreading and row delivery. Dalton, Loftness, and Unverferth use broadcast-spinner designs, while Montag GEN 1 meters dry product through air-delivery row outlets.

Broadcast Spreading, Row Delivery, and Rate Control

The Dalton Mobility 800 has an 8-ton capacity and 270 cubic feet, while the Mobility 1200 is rated at 12 tons and 400 cubic feet. Loftness rates the F810 at 8 tons and the F1210 at 12 tons. The 12-ton Dalton Mobility 1200 and Loftness F1210 are the larger models in those broadcast families.

Within the Dalton Mobility family, the 800 can use ground or hydraulic conveyor drive, while the 1200 uses hydraulic conveyor drive. Variable-rate readiness is optional for the 800 and standard for the 1200; scale equipment is optional depending on the model and configuration. Loftness offers fixed-rate hydraulic and variable-rate-capable drive systems. Its variable-rate system requires a GPS-enabled tractor with ISOBUS or a compatible aftermarket controller, and integral scales are optional depending on the model and configuration.

The Montag GEN 1 dry fertilizer system uses row delivery rather than spinner distribution, with controller and scale choices depending on the selected configuration. Raven RCM ISOBUS rate control is standard on Unverferth pull-type Pro-Force spreaders; Air Command four-section control is optional and limited to the 1450, 1850, and 2250 model/drive combinations. Pull-type Unverferth Pro-Force spreaders are offered in 14-, 18-, 22-, and 26-ton capacities, and the 2650 is for compost or poultry litter, not fertilizer.

Dalton Mobility spreaders use dry-material conveyor and rate-control choices, while the Montag GEN 1 dry fertilizer system meters dry fertilizer through air-delivery row outlets. We are an authorized dealer and accept trade-ins from hundreds of brands. For a dry-fertilizer quote, email sales@keastenterprises.com with the spreading method and rate-control arrangement you are considering; we can discuss equipment, delivery, financing, and trade-ins.