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Sep 2, 2026

3 Big Features of J&M 14 Series Grain Carts

There's a lot of excitement about the new J&M Grain Cart 14 Series and its showcase feature, "the largest and fastest single-auger grain cart on the market." But the features that enable and support all that capacity and efficiency are equally remarkable. Here are just three of them: 
 
The World's Largest Ag Tire 
The massive IF1400/45R42 and its 207-load rating allow the 14 Series carts to carry up to 2100 bushels on a single axle. Fully inflated, this tire can carry 20% more load than a standard radial tire. At 20% lower inflation, it can improve flotation, reduce both compaction and tire slippage, and still match the radial's capacity. It also provides a smoother ride over uneven terrain.  
 
Time-Saving Spout 
Does half-filling a semi in a single stop appeal to you? J&M's exclusive "4-Way Side-Shooter" spout design gives its operator precise control over the 14 Series' 900 BPM grain flow with 7 feet of extra side-to-side reach, 45 degrees of forward/reverse range and 55 degrees of in-and-out tipping. Easy 4-directional adjustment gives you complete control over your load distribution without having to move the truck. You'll also have better visibility to reduce your neck strain, as well as automatic fold-down when you're done. 
 
Dual LED Displays 
The real-time readings shown in-cab simultaneously appear on a large, exterior "Scoreboard" LED display, keeping the combine operator informed day and night. This way, both the cart and combine operators can keep an eye on the cart's live weight and gate position to track available capacity and prevent overloading. The combine operator can also use this information to calibrate his machine's yield monitor for more accurate data collection in the future.  
 
Drop by Flaman to Learn More. 
Again, these are just three of the many features that set the 14 Series apart. To see more J&M innovations designed to make your harvest more productive, visit your nearest Flaman location or learn about additional features here.