Brent 782 Grain Cart
Brent 782 Grain Cart is a tractor-pulled auger wagon with about 750 bushels of capacity. It carries grain from the combine to trucks at the field edge, helping the combine remain in the crop and keep harvesting.
Brent 782 Grain Cart specifications
| Capacity | 750 bushels |
|---|---|
| Unload rate | up to 450 bu/min |
| Auger type | Single 18 in corner unloading auger |
| Production years | 2020s to present |
| Tire or track option | Wheeled configuration, commonly with high-flotation tires |
| Approx. empty weight | about 8,740 lb |
| Unload height | about 14 ft 1 in |
| PTO power to operate | 150 hp minimum tractor recommendation |
| Scale option | Optional cart scale package |
What the 782 Grain Cart is used for
The 782 is sized for receiving grain on the go from a combine in moderate-capacity harvest systems. The tractor then takes the loaded cart to a truck or semi at the field edge and unloads through the corner auger. A scale-equipped cart can be used to track loads during harvest.
Why the Brent 782 Grain Cart stands out
The compact 750-bushel design has an 18 in corner auger that unloads at up to 450 bu/min. A rotating turret-style downspout helps the operator direct grain into a truck. Its smaller size can be useful where field entrances, transport space, or tractor size limit a larger cart.
Buying a used Brent 782 Grain Cart
Check the auger flighting and tube for wear, dents, and grain leakage, with particular attention to the intake and discharge areas. Verify gearbox condition, PTO clutch function, driveline guards, and hydraulic spout controls. Inspect the tank floor, frame, hitch, wheel hardware, tires, and scale accuracy if a scale is fitted.
Brent 782 Grain Cart frequently asked questions
What tractor power does the Brent 782 require?
Brent lists a minimum of about 150 hp, but adequate tractor weight and braking control are also important with a loaded cart.
How fast does a Brent 782 unload?
Its published unloading speed is up to about 450 bu/min.
What should be checked before using a stored cart?
Check gearbox oil, PTO guards, tire pressure and wheel hardware, hydraulic hoses, auger cleanout areas, and the operation of the flow gate and spout.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against the manufacturer's literature and the machine's records. Values and prices of used grain carts vary by condition, use, and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.