FS25 Parker 4000 Gravity Wagon v1.0

The Parker 4000 gravity wagon was manufactured through the 70’s, and featured a double door construction for additional capacity and unloading flexibility.
You may unload from either door, or both, by selecting a tipping side.
Parker, the first family of grain handling equipment and the most trusted name in moving grain.
Price start: $10800
Options: Triangle, unload direction, extensions, number stickers, wheels
Extension Price: $1200
Capacity: 375 bushels/13215 liters without extensions, 475 bushels/16739 liters with extensions
Features: Rear hitch, two unloading doors

 

[FarmerBoy]

The Parker 4000 gravity wagon sounds like a reliable and versatile piece of equipment for handling grain. With its double door construction and the ability to unload from either door or both, it offers great flexibility in the unloading process. The option to select a tipping side adds further customization for users.

Parker's reputation as the first family of grain handling equipment and being a trusted name in moving grain adds to the trustworthiness of this gravity wagon. The price starting at $10,800 seems reasonable considering the features and capacity it offers.

The optional features like the triangle, unload direction, extensions, number stickers, and wheels provide additional customization options based on individual needs. The extension option, increasing the capacity to 475 bushels or 16,739 liters, is a significant upgrade for those requiring extra capacity.

The rear hitch and two unloading doors make the Parker 4000 gravity wagon a versatile and efficient tool for grain handling tasks. Overall, this wagon seems like a solid choice for farmers and agricultural workers looking for a reliable and functional gravity wagon.