Manure Equipment for Sale in North Carolina
Manure and Litter Equipment for Farms
From Farmers, for Farmers.
Moving and spreading manure is a key part of running a productive farm. Back Creek Ag helps North Carolina farmers and livestock owners find manure spreaders that fit the amount of material they handle, the equipment they use, and the way their operation works.
Manure Equipment Available From Back Creek Ag
When you’re hauling manure out of barns, lots, or holding areas, the right spreader saves trips and keeps the job moving. A good manure spreader should match your tractor, handle your manure type, and give you the capacity you need without being more machine than your farm can use.
2025 Pequea VHS 600
The Pequea VHS-600 is a large manure spreader with a 600-cubic-foot heaped capacity, 34,000-pound carrying capacity, and vertical or horizontal beater configurations.
- Heaped capacity: 600 cu. ft.
- Carrying capacity: 34,000 lbs.
- PTO speed: 1,000 RPM
- Minimum PTO horsepower: 150 HP
- Beater diameter: 30″
Farmco 35G Manure Spreader
The Farmco 35G is a compact, ground-driven manure spreader designed for smaller-scale manure handling. Its ground-drive system allows it to be pulled without a PTO connection.
- Heaped capacity: 35 bu.
- Ground driven
- Weight: 575 lbs.
- 12-gauge steel box
- High-density poly floor
Farmco 80P Manure Spreader
The Farmco 80P offers more capacity in a PTO-driven compact spreader. It has an 80-bushel heaped capacity and a heavier build than Farmco’s smaller compact models.
- Heaped capacity: 80 bu.
- PTO driven
- Minimum horsepower: 18 HP
- Weight: 1,125 lbs.
- 12-gauge steel box
Find the Right Manure Spreader
The right manure spreader depends on how much material you need to handle and what you’ll use to pull it. Back Creek Ag carries options ranging from compact ground-driven spreaders to larger PTO-driven equipment.
Compare Esch Manure Spreaders
| Feature | Farmco 35G | Farmco 80P | Pequea VHS-600 |
| Heaped Capacity | 35 bu. | 80 bu. | 605 cu. ft. |
| Drive Type | Ground driven | PTO driven | PTO driven |
| Minimum Horsepower | No PTO required | 18 HP | 150 HP |
| Weight / Carrying Capacity | 575 lbs. | 1,125 lbs. | 34,000-lb. carrying capacity |
| Construction | 12-gauge steel box | 12-gauge steel box | Cor-Ten steel |
| Best Fit | Smaller properties and lighter manure handling | Regular farm chores and compact PTO-driven use | Larger manure loads and higher-volume operations |
Need help comparing models? Tell us how much manure you handle, what you’ll be pulling the spreader with, and how often you spread.
Built for Manure Handling
Job Capacity
Spreader capacity ranges from compact models for smaller cleanouts to larger equipment designed to move substantially more material per load.
Ground or PTO Drive
Ground-driven models can work without a PTO connection, while PTO-driven spreaders use tractor power to operate the spreading system.
Durable Construction
Steel boxes and durable floor materials are built to handle regular loading, hauling, and manure movement around the farm.
Match Your Tractor
Horsepower and towing requirements vary considerably by model, so the spreader needs to match the equipment already on your farm.
Where Can You Spread Manure?
Barn & Stall Cleanouts
Compact spreaders can help move manure from stalls, barns, paddocks, and smaller livestock areas.
Pastures
A manure spreader can help distribute collected manure across pasture ground as part of regular farm chores.
Hay Fields
The right spreader can help cover hay acreage while matching the capacity and tractor setup available on your farm.
Larger Farm Operations
Higher-capacity spreaders can reduce the number of loads required when you regularly handle larger manure volumes.
Why the Right Manure Spreader Matters
Fewer Trips
More capacity can reduce the number of loads needed when moving manure from barns or livestock areas to the field.
Match the Workload
Choosing a spreader sized for your manure volume helps avoid using more machine than you need or making unnecessary extra trips.
Use the Tractor You Have
Drive type and horsepower requirements matter. Matching the spreader to your tractor or towing equipment helps narrow down practical options.
Keep the Job Moving
The right combination of capacity, drive system, and spreader size can make regular manure handling more manageable.
Which Manure Spreader Fits Your Farm?
Choose the Farmco 35G For:
- Smaller livestock areas
- Lighter manure loads
- Ground-driven operation
- Setups where PTO power is not available
Choose the Farmco 80P For:
- Regular manure handling
- More capacity for regular use
- PTO-equipped tractors
- Compact farm setups
Choose the Pequea VHS-600 For:
- Larger manure volumes
- Higher-capacity field spreading
- Higher-horsepower tractors
- Larger loads per trip
Final equipment selection should account for manure volume, tractor requirements, towing setup, acreage, terrain, and how often you spread.
Manure Equipment for North Carolina Farms
Back Creek Ag is based in Sophia, North Carolina, and works with farmers who need equipment that makes sense for their operation. Tell us what you’re moving, how much material you need to handle, and we’ll help you compare the available manure equipment and narrow down the options.
Manure Equipment Delivery in NC, SC & VA
Back Creek Ag serves customers looking for manure equipment in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Availability and delivery options can vary by unit and location.
Give us a call to check current equipment availability and talk through pickup or delivery options for your area.
FAQs About Manure Equipment in North Carolina
What Size Manure Spreader Do I Need?
To determine your ideal manure spreader size, you’ll need to know how much manure you handle, how often you plan to spread, and the equipment you’ll use to pull the spreader. A smaller spreader may work well for lighter use or tighter livestock areas, while greater capacity can reduce trips when you’re moving larger loads.
What’s the Difference Between a Ground-Driven and PTO-Driven Manure Spreader?
There are two key differences between Ground-Driven and PTO-Driven manure spreaders. A ground-driven spreader powers its spreading mechanism as the wheels move across the ground. A PTO-driven spreader connects to a tractor’s power take-off to operate the spreading system.
Can I Pull a Manure Spreader Without a Tractor?
Yes, but it depends on the towing requirements. Some compact ground-driven manure spreaders can be pulled with smaller equipment, such as a UTV or ATV, instead of a tractor. Check the towing requirements for the specific model before choosing a setup.
Do You Deliver Manure Equipment Throughout North Carolina?
Yes, delivery may be available depending on the equipment, current availability, and destination. Back Creek Ag also offers pickup options. Contact our team at (336)318-5568 to confirm what’s available for the manure spreader you’re considering.
Is Financing Available?
Yes. Back Creek Ag offers financing options for larger equipment purchases. Contact us to ask about current financing options for the equipment you’re considering.
Ready to Find the Right Manure Equipment?
