Chaser bin

It also allows the load to be evenly distributed along the length of the chassis, further reducing the risk of axle failure when traveling over rough terrain, particularly with a full bin.

The design of the bins usually follows the same pattern regardless of capacity, with smooth flowing curves to allow the grain to easily unload via the cross auger.

These require tractors with large power outputs and are popular on the generally larger and more open fields of the United States and Australia, though usage in Europe is increasing.

Chaser bins provide several advantages in modern agriculture by optimizing grain transportation and minimizing downtime during harvest.

Additionally, using a chaser bin helps prevent soil compaction by reducing the need for fully loaded grain trucks to drive directly into the field.

Modern chaser bins are designed with high unloading speed - some models can empty 10 tonnes of grain per minute, ensuring efficient transfer to transport vehicles.