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Meridian Box Tenders

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Moving seed from the yard to the planter shouldn’t slow down your operation. Box Seed Tenders provide a simple, efficient way to transport, position, and unload seed boxes directly into planters, helping reduce manual handling and keep planting moving when weather and field conditions are right.

Whether you’re planting corn, soybeans, wheat, or other crops delivered in seed boxes, a box seed tender helps streamline seed logistics and improve efficiency in the field. Designed to eliminate the need for loaders or additional handling equipment at every fill, box seed tenders make it easier to transport seed safely, accurately position boxes, and load planters with minimal downtime. For farms looking for a straightforward seed handling solution, box seed tenders offer the flexibility and convenience needed to support a productive planting season.

Seed Titan™ Box Tenders - 2XT

Specifications 2XT
Capacity 2 Seed Boxes
Discharge 6” Auger
Tender with Trailer Width 78.5”
Auger Height 14′
Auger Reach w/Spout Collapsed 9′
Auger Reach w/ Spout Extended 17′
Tender Deck Height 51”

Seed Titan™ Box Tenders - SE Series

Specifications 2SE 4SE
Discharge Height 10′ 1” 11′-11”
Width 7′ 5” 8′ 3”
Deck Height 5′ 3” 6′ 10”
Raised Conveyor Height 11′ 3” 13’2”
Tank Capacity 100 Units | 2 Boxes 200 Units | 4 Boxes

Common Features (0 features)

Seed Titan™ 2XT

  • Trailer Features

Seed Titan™ 2SE

  • Trailer Features

Seed Titan™ 4SE

  • Trailer Features

Common Options (0 selected)

Seed Titan™ 2XT

Seed Titan™ 2SE

Seed Titan™ 4SE

FAQ

Box seed tenders are often a good fit for farms that purchase seed in boxes and want a simple, efficient way to move seed from storage to the planter. They can help reduce reliance on loaders in the field while keeping seed organized and accessible throughout planting season.

Factors such as seed packaging, planter type, labour availability, field locations, and daily planting targets all play a role. The right seed handling setup should fit your operation, simplify logistics, and help keep seed moving efficiently from storage to the planter.

Yes. Box seed tenders are commonly used to support both central fill and individual row-unit planters. The key is choosing a tender with the reach, capacity, and unloading system needed to match your planting equipment and daily acreage goals.

That depends on planter size, crop type, and field logistics. Many growers use box seed tenders to keep pace with modern planting operations by reducing fill times and minimizing trips back to the yard for additional seed.

Factors such as the number of seed boxes you typically move, planter size, transport requirements, and unloading preferences all play a role. Choosing a tender that matches your planting workflow can help improve efficiency and reduce downtime during critical planting windows.
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