Killbros 1195 Grain Cart
Killbros 1195 Grain Cart is a tractor-pulled corner-auger grain cart with about 1,000 bushels of capacity. It receives grain from the combine during harvest, then carries it to trucks at the field edge so combining can continue with less interruption.
Killbros 1195 Grain Cart specifications
| Capacity | 1,000 bu |
|---|---|
| Unload rate | about 400 bu/min |
| Auger type | single corner auger, 17 in |
| Production years | 2000s to 2010s |
| Tire or track option | 35.5 x 32 R-3 single tires, typical published specification |
| Approx. empty weight | about 12,330 lb |
| PTO power to operate | 1-3/4 in, 20-spline PTO |
| Scale option | optional electronic scale package |
| Number of augers | 1 |
What the 1195 Grain Cart is used for
A 1195 is commonly used as a combine support cart, receiving grain while both machines move through the field. The operator can carry a full load to a truck, unload at the headland, and return before the combine must stop. A scale-equipped cart can also be used to record field and truck-load weights.
Why the Killbros 1195 Grain Cart stands out
The large single corner auger provides a straightforward PTO-driven unloading system for a 1,000-bushel cart. Its high-flotation single tires and single axle are suited to field travel when correctly matched to soil conditions. The corner-auger arrangement gives the operator visibility when unloading into a truck.
Buying a used Killbros 1195 Grain Cart
Check the 17-inch auger flighting, sump area, gearbox or drive components, PTO shaft, guards, and shear protection. Inspect the 35.5 x 32 tires, hubs, axle, hitch, tank floor, and seams for cracks, corrosion, or patches. Test auger folding and unloading functions, and verify scale calibration if fitted.
Killbros 1195 Grain Cart frequently asked questions
How much grain does a Killbros 1195 hold?
Its published capacity is 1,000 bushels.
What auger size does the 1195 use?
Published specifications list a 17-inch single corner auger.
What should be checked before PTO operation?
Confirm that the PTO shaft, guards, universal joints, and shear protection are intact and correctly connected.
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.