What's the difference between a Brent and Unverferth Grain Cart?

Published Sep 21, 2021 


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By Jerry Smith
Published Sep 24, 2021 

The brands Brent and Unverferth are both owned by Unverferth Manufacturing Company, Inc., which manufactures and markets a wide-variety of farming equipment including grain carts. Both Brent and Unverferth labels offer single-, dual-, and corner-auger options in various models.


When it comes to questions like “Is Brent better than Unverferth?,” “Are single-auger grain carts better than dual-auger grain carts?,” or “What is the best grain cart?,” there are lots of differing opinions.


  • “The actual machinery isn’t very different.”
  • “We’ve always had Brent carts so they’re the best.”
  • “Brent versus Unverferth? What about Kinze?”
  • “I started out with a single so that’s what I’m comfortable with.”
  • “We have clearance issues with our single auger.”
  • “We hate cleaning out our double auger.”
  • “You can’t beat the simplicity of a single auger.”
  • "Single auger carts are harder to fill.”
  • “Front-fold is essential.”
  • “No, side-fold is superior.”
  • “Corner augers are the only design worth considering.”
  • “Once you go double, you’ll never go back.”
  • “The main difference between Brent and Unverferth is the logo.”


You get the idea.


Depending on the specifics of your operation, some so-called pros and cons of the different brands and models might not apply to your situation while seemingly-minor differences in specs may actually make a big difference in your fields. There is also a lot of personal preference at play here.


Rather than comparing the brand names of Brent versus Unverferth, I personally tend to look more at the actual specs of available models to see what matches my needs in terms of bushel capacity, unloading speeds, overall length and width, etc. 

What's the difference between a Brent and Unverferth Grain Cart?

The brands Brent and Unverferth are both owned by Unverferth Manufacturing Company, Inc., which manufactures and markets a wide-variety of farming equipment including grain carts. Both Brent and Unverferth labels offer single-, dual-, and corner-auger options in various models.


When it comes to questions like “Is Brent better than Unverferth?,” “Are single-auger grain carts better than dual-auger grain carts?,” or “What is the best grain cart?,” there are lots of differing opinions.


  • “The actual machinery isn’t very different.”
  • “We’ve always had Brent carts so they’re the best.”
  • “Brent versus Unverferth? What about Kinze?”
  • “I started out with a single so that’s what I’m comfortable with.”
  • “We have clearance issues with our single auger.”
  • “We hate cleaning out our double auger.”
  • “You can’t beat the simplicity of a single auger.”
  • "Single auger carts are harder to fill.”
  • “Front-fold is essential.”
  • “No, side-fold is superior.”
  • “Corner augers are the only design worth considering.”
  • “Once you go double, you’ll never go back.”
  • “The main difference between Brent and Unverferth is the logo.”


You get the idea.


Depending on the specifics of your operation, some so-called pros and cons of the different brands and models might not apply to your situation while seemingly-minor differences in specs may actually make a big difference in your fields. There is also a lot of personal preference at play here.


Rather than comparing the brand names of Brent versus Unverferth, I personally tend to look more at the actual specs of available models to see what matches my needs in terms of bushel capacity, unloading speeds, overall length and width, etc. 

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