I have a Knight 712 and a 912 slinger. They're the single auger style before they went to the protwins. I'd like to sell the 912 and buy a 716 this fall. similar style, but bigger.
In bed pack, the single auger slingers are worthless. You better bring a sandwich with you while unloading that. The protwins work a little better because they pull the manure back with one auger and forward with the other. This chews up the material a little more. They are a lot more money.
BUT I don't have any bed pack. I have 8300 laying hens and they do well in chicken litter. They also do well when used under a barn cleaner. basically, anything they don't have to tear apart, they do well.
I agree with others on the advantage of throwing manure from the road. I've spread litter very thin over growing wheat and corn with very good results.
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