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The Farm King 482 is a rotary grain cleaner for corn, wheat, soybeans and other grain crops, supplied with an electric motor configured for single-phase power. Its 48-inch-diameter drum uses two-stage screening to separate oversized material and fines in one pass. A standard trash pan and auger collect the fines and carry them to a separate discharge.
The inner cone screens out larger cob pieces, stalk fragments and other coarse crop residue that cannot pass through its openings. The outer drum separates smaller material such as broken kernels, kernel chips, fine stem pieces, loose grain dust and small weed seeds that pass through the selected mesh.
Clean grain leaves through its own chute, while large trash and fines discharge separately. Removing fines before storage helps air move more evenly through the grain and removes material that is more prone to spoilage than whole kernels.
Screen cleaning may also remove some shriveled, mold-affected kernels and mold-bearing fines. Mold spores can remain on the grain, and screening does not reliably eliminate mycotoxins. Suspect grain still needs testing for mycotoxins.
Farm King provides paired cone-and-drum screen recommendations for corn, wheat and soybeans, along with sunflower, milo and flax. Wheat uses a finer drum screen than corn to retain its smaller kernels. Choose both screens around the crop, actual kernel size and the material you want to remove.
Farm King rates the 482 at up to 1,900 bushels per hour, depending on grain type, moisture and dockage. The 8-inch by 11-foot intake auger has flow control for regulating the feed rate. Adjustable front legs change the cleaner’s tilt, and the cone flow control lets you adjust trash discharge to limit the amount of good grain leaving with oversized material.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Published cleaning capacity | Up to 1,900 bushels per hour; grain type, moisture and dockage affect output |
| Screening system | Inner rough-screen cone and outer drum screen |
| Drum diameter / length | 48 / 98 inches |
| Drum speed | 20 RPM with the specified drive arrangement |
| Electric drive | Motor included; single-phase setup |
| Manufacturer motor recommendation | 3 HP; 1,725 RPM |
| Intake auger | 8 inches × 11 feet, with flow control |
| Fines handling | Standard 482 trash pan with auger discharge |
| Operating supports | Adjustable front support legs |
| Wheels / chassis | 15-inch wheels; full frame |
| Published model weight | Approximately 1,408 lb. |
| Approximate overall size | 176.7 inches long × 76.1 inches wide × 78.6 inches high |
Use the complete crop-screen chart and setup instructions in the Farm King 482 operator’s manual. Send our equipment team the grain you plan to clean, what you want to remove and the voltage available at the cleaner’s location. We’ll help select screens and the intake arrangement and confirm the electrical connection.
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The Keast family's farming roots in Southwest Iowa reach back to the 1870s, when Thomas Keast settled near Macedonia. Russ began selling equipment on the family farm in 1980, bringing firsthand experience and a practical understanding of how machinery needs to perform in the field. Today, Keast Enterprises serves customers across the country, with the same dedication to fair prices, dependable support, and quality products.
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