AX self-loading and forager-filled forage wagons

• Bottom- or top-mount drawbar
• Articulated drawbar for high ground clearance
• Drawbar suspension for comfortable rides
• Sprung or unsprung tandem axles with hydraulic levelling system

Varying harvest conditions, difficult situations on the clamp, high payloads, and longdistance
travel at speed call for a running gear and a drawbar that offer maximum
strength and stability as well as superior operator comfort and safety. Choose between
the top-mounting hitch ring, the bottom-mount pivoting drawbar, the ball hitch or the
articulated drawbar. This and the caster-steer tandem axles with either mechanical or
hydraulic suspension allow you to specify your machine to your individual needs.

Ball hitch: The bottom-mount ball hitch 80 brings great agility, minimizes wear and offers tongue loads of up to 3 tonnes.

Hitch ring: The top-mount 40 mm hitch ring couples to the tractor clevis.

The articulated drawbar offers hydraulic height control which can also be operated from an optional button on the headboard. The optional auto control feature allows operators to retrieve the stored field/road position of the drawbar easily and fast. The latter increases the ground clearance by up to 60 cm for easier manoeuvring on the headland or clamp.

A suspended drawbar is available as an option on the AX and is a particular boon during long-distance travel on bumpy roads.

Running on comfort: The AX 250 has standard tandem axles with mechanical suspension that off er a gross axle load of 10 t, 14 t or 16 t depending on tyre size. The axle load on the AX 280 and 310 is 16 t and maximum speed is 40 km/h. One of the two rigid axles can be caster-steered as an option, which helps avoiding turf damage when travelling through bends. The steering can be locked during shunting and clamping.