The continuously welded V-body tank will hold both wet and dry materials. This feature allows the Slinger to handle the widest variety of materials compared to any spreader on the market, including soupy gutter manure, semi-solids, separated solids, compost, bedding pack, mulch products and many more. ​

The heavy-duty undercarriage is built for dependable service under heavy use in the toughest conditions, including hauling sand-laden manure. All SLC models come standard with tandem axles.

The KUHN hammer design features more wear surface on the bottom edge to extend hammer life. Nylon bushings and washers help prevent premature wear to the bolts, hammers and hammer shaft ears.

The SLC 126 features a wide, 18-hammer discharge for fast, efficient unloading of all material types. The wide, aggressive hammers effectively shear material and provide a consistent, even spread pattern. For those comparing the SL 124 and SLC 126, the SLC 126’s 18-hammer discharge delivers up to 20% more unloading capacity than the SL 124’s 15-hammer design.

Incremental adjustment allows for optimal setting of the clearance between the door sill and the toes of the hammers. Independent adjustment of the door sill and shroud help maintain the clearance between the hammers and the full internal radius of the shroud. Maintaining proper clearance enhances the performance of the hammers and their ability to carry material.

The hydraulically adjustable deflector provides the ability to conveniently regulate the spread pattern from the tractor seat while spreading. This allows close control of the spreading width for accurate nutrient placement. The deflector stores in the down position and although it is not watertight, it completely closes off the discharge area to help prevent material loss during transport.

The durable, heavy-duty drive requires minimal maintenance and provides years of reliable service. The fully welded drive design is enclosed in the front oil bath which provides constant lubrication of the chains, bearings and sprockets.

The drive incorporates individual shear protection for each auger. The shear bolts are conveniently located in the oil bath enclosure for easy access. They provide effective protection for the chains, sprockets, bearings and shafts against damage due to overload, wedging and obstructions.

The three main drive shafts are fully welded and removable. This allows for easier service with no keys and set screws to hassle with during maintenance.

Both augers feature shear bolt protection on the transfer paddles. Transfer paddles on the right auger deliver material to the left auger. Paddles on the left auger deliver material to the discharge. The paddles are also split for easy removal and replacement if necessary.

The overrunning clutch not the hammer shaft allows it to rotate freely when the PTO is disengaged. This reduces backlash on the PTO and on the spreader drive components for less wear and longer life.