AX self-loading and forager-filled forage wagons

• Wide and sturdy channel-steel frame
• Sloping floor enhances crop feed efficiencies
• Strong chains and infinitely variable advance speed
• Discharge rollers with V-shaped tines distribute the material uniformly
• The optional cross conveyor belt unloads fresh forage directly on to the feed passage

The sloping floor on AX increases its throughput rates and minimizes tractor input. The extremely robust chain-and-slat floor offers stepless adjustment of its advancing speed, a feature that has been asked for by many farmers.

The chain-and-slat floor slopes 100 mm at the front, which reduces the length of the feed channel and thus the amount of power required to feed the material into the load area, enabling a faster and gentler crop feed.

The AX forage wagons discharge their load fast and dependably. The AX 250 has two chains and the AX 280 and 310 have four chains, which are made up of short 10 mm round-steel and high-tensile links. The chains’ advance is controlled steplessly by a hydromotor. The models with discharge rollers have a reversing mechanism that moves the material away from the discharge rollers to remove a malfunction, for example.

The AX models can be fitted with two or three discharge rollers. These have tines that are arranged in a V-line to distribute the material uniformly either on the clamp or in the feed passage. The bottom rotor revolves at a higher speed to boost unloading efficiency and crop flow consistency.