The Stout TC‑50, Operated by Beltline
A towable, remote-controlled telescoping conveyor built to place material fast on tight job sites. Here is what it does and what it needs from you.
One Trailer. Sixty Feet of Belt. One Guy on a Remote.
The TC-50 is a telescoping radial conveyor on a tandem-axle trailer. The hopper at the back takes material straight from a dump truck, skid steer, loader, or mixer. A feed belt carries it up to the main boom, which telescopes out to 60 feet, rotates 240 degrees, and slings material up to 70 feet past the end. Every function runs off a wireless proportional remote, so the operator stands where the material lands, not at the trailer.
The result: one setup on the street covers most of a residential lot, and the machine places up to 100 cubic yards an hour without anything heavier than a wheelbarrow touching the grade.
60 ft telescoping boomStout TC-50 Specs
Manufacturer numbers. Real-world throughput depends on how fast the trucks or loader can feed the hopper.
- Concrete
- Gravel
- Road base
- Fill dirt
- Topsoil
- Sand
- Cobble
- Drain rock
- Pea gravel
- Bark & mulch
Works With What You Already Have on Site
Dump truck
Backs up to the trailer at the curb and dumps straight into the hopper. The fastest way to keep it fed.
Skid steer or loader
Bucket into the hopper from a staging pile. A skid steer keeps up with the belt on most jobs.
Concrete mixer
Chutes directly into the hopper. Concrete up to a 6-inch slump, cleared in about 15 minutes a truck.
Wireless remote
Belt speed, telescope, rotation, and lift are all on the remote, so the operator stands at the placement point with your crew.
What We Need From Your Site
- A place to park the trailer within 60 feet of where the material lands: street, driveway, or a firm pad. Stowed it is about 30 feet long and 8 feet wide.
- A way to feed the hopper: dump truck, skid steer, loader, or mixer. We do not bring a loader.
- Material at 4-inch minus. Big cobble and boulders are a loader job.
- Overhead clearance of about 9 feet at the trailer. The boom itself works under most power lines and eaves.
- Someone on your crew to call the placement. We put it where you point.
The Machine, Up Close
Want This on Your Next Job?
Tell us the material, the yardage, and the address. If the machine is a fit, you will have a quote by the next business day. If it is not, we will tell you that too.
Get a quote for your job
Tell us what you are placing and where. We usually reply within one business day. Need it sooner? Call.
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One call, one machine, one operator. Your crew stays on the build.