Siloking TruckLine
Electric Self-Propelled TMR Mixers

Why Choose TruckLine?

Siloking TruckLine feed mixers deliver fully electric, self-propelled TMR mixing for operations that prioritize high-efficiency, zero-emission feeding performance. Engineered with a 3-point chassis and a tight turning radius, the TruckLine navigates narrow feed alleys and challenging indoor barn layouts with ease.

Designed to integrate seamlessly into yards with existing loading equipment, it eliminates indoor exhaust emissions, lower operating costs and reduces noise stress on your herd.

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Included in all Siloking TruckLine models

SILOKING Data System

Integrated precision weighing and control software providing data collection and accurate tracking of your daily feed components.

Silonox Wear Protection

Heavy-duty, acid-resistant wear protection integrated into critical high-friction zones for long-term structural durability.

Heavy-duty magnet

High-performance magnet engineered to capture foreign metallic objects and ensure maximum operator and feed safety.

10” Touchscreen

A premium 10-inch operator interface that puts machinery automation, hydraulic configurations, and mixing adjustments cleanly at your fingertips.

TruckLine e.0 eTruck 2012

Is Electric Feeding Right for Your Farm?

The TruckLine eTruck 2012 is a strong fit if you:

Already use a loader or skid steer for filling your mixer
Want to reduce diesel consumption and daily operating costs
Feed in barns where quieter operation is important
Have access to on-farm or grid-based charging
Prefer a dedicated feeding machine with simple daily operation

The fully electric eTruck 2012 combines emission-free drive technology with proven SILOKING TMR mixing performance for efficient daily feeding. Designed for farms with existing loading equipment, it delivers precise mixing, smooth operation, and reliable feeding consistency while helping reduce noise, fuel use, and overall operating costs.

With integrated SILOKING Data, every ration can be monitored, documented, and managed for improved feeding control and herd performance.