Calumet Liquid Manure Handling

Agricultural Trailer

Calumet is the answer when it comes to hauling bulk liquids for your farm operation. Our newly introduced MRK6000AG steel trailer series offers 6,000-gallon capacity, wireless remote control, a high-volume pump, plus a remote controlled 6” x 16” intake and discharge boom. Offering a wide and uniform spray application pattern, Calumet’s ag trailer yields reliable results season after season.

Additional details:

• Quarter-inch steel construction with 5/16” flanged and dished heads
• 6,000-gallon, 37’ long tank
• Air ride suspension at 25,000 pounds per axle
• Steel wheels
• 4” flush system to recirculate debris
• Holland two-speed running gear
• Retractable, driver side ladder
• Three flanged and dished head interior baffles

Spreader Tanks

Calumet spreader tanks feature 1/4″ steel construction, front-mounted high-volume pump, power take-off, over-the-top discharge, tandem walking beams, central grease banks, adjustable undercarriage, swivel hitch, 35″ square top loading port, 540 or 1000 R.P.M. and more.

Additional details:

• Premium exterior finish tank
  • Sandblasted, coated with high solids epoxy primer and followed by a high solids urethane finish coat for superior adhesion and longevity
• 35″ square top loading port with safety grid (10″ high)
• Liquid level indicator visible from multiple vantage points
• Adjustable undercarriage
• 60/40 offset spindles
• Central grease banks
• Rear-injection brackets
• Full-length skids for even support and distribution of heavy loads
• High-flotation tires and walking tandem axles for reduced soil compaction
• Full 10″ sump
• Steel elbow and pipe
• Reversible splash plate

Liquid Manure Pumps

High-Volume Pit Pump

Calumet makes the chore of agitating liquid manure easier. Designed for large farm operations or commercial haulers that need extra power, our high-volume pit pump offers convenience and rugged construction to completely agitate manure pits without wasting time. This pump combines the volume and pressure needed to blast manure over, under, around and through any size liquid pit.

Lagoon Pump

The Calumet 8″ lagoon pump with 8″ aluminum tube fill will deliver an impressive 8,500-plus gallons of water per minute with a standard 540 RPM power take-off drive.

Additional details:

• Lower bearing oil bath with tapered roller bearing, triple seals and stainless steel bushing
• Standard thrust stabilizer
• Standard skid plate
• Convenient removable spool valve

Optional 540 or 1000 RPM

Dust Control Units

When it comes to keeping dust where it belongs, nothing short of a rainstorm can compare to our dust control tanks. Top-fill or vacuum, pull-behind or truck-mounted, Calumet offers sizes from 2,250 to 6,000 gallons. You can depend on the versatility, convenience and strength built into Calumet every tank.

Additional details:

• Premium exterior finish
• Liquid level indicator
• Steel elbow and pipe
• Heavy duty front mounted high volume pump
• Full 10″ sump
• Heavy duty rectangular A-frame to withstand heavy field use
• Adjustable undercarriage
• 55/45 offset spindles
• Swivel hitch
• Full-length skids
• Fully adjustable spray nozzles
• Central grease banks
• 3″ discharge port with 3/4″ hose connection
• 6″ hydraulic valve with stainless steel valve plate assembly
• 3″ rear intake
• 35″ square top loading port with safety grid. (10″ high)
• Side ladder

Vacuum Tanks

Calumet vacuum tanks feature 1/4″ steel construction, optional vacuum pump (from 177-353 CFM), power take-off, tandem walking beams, central grease banks, adjustable undercarriage, swivel hitch, 4″ or 6″ side fill, 20″ top hatch, 6″ cast iron discharge valve and more.

Additional details:

• Premium exterior finish tank
  • Sandblasted, coated with high solids epoxy primer and followed by a high solids urethane finish coat for superior adhesion and longevity
• 6″ cast iron discharge valve and hydraulic cylinder with stainless steel valve plate assembly
• Adjustable undercarriage
• 55/45 offset spindles
• Central grease banks
• Rear-injection brackets
• Full-length skids for even support and distribution of heavy loads
  • Continuous weld over entire length of skid for maximum strength between tank and frame
• High-flotation tires and walking tandem axles for reduced soil compaction