MX self-loading and forager-filled forage wagons

• Standard ball hitch for bottom attachment
• Articulated drawbar for high ground clearance
• Drawbar suspension for comfortable rides

Varying conditions, high payloads, challenging unloading sites and long-distance travel at speed are challenges that call for a very stable, safe and shockload cushioning running gear. It is down to the steered tandem axle, the ball hitch and the articulated drawbar that the MX is up to any job and situation.

All MX models are specified with the standard ball hitch 80 which offers a tongue load of 4 t, a level of specification that accounts for hard wearing and maximum manoeuvrability. Mechanical force-steering is available as an option. Simply attach the steering rod to the ball 50 and the tractor.

The MX masters even narrow bends. Its long, slim and suspended drawbar is articulated and cushions the shockloads. Two massive rams lift the drawbar no matter the load and give the wagon plenty of ground clearance no matter the situation. As an option, an automatic system stores and retrieves the two drawbar positions automatically.

For easy attachment and removal, the articulated drawbar is raised and lowered by pressing a button on the machine.

The MX runs on tandem axles with mechanical suspension as standard specification. A hydraulic levelling system is available as an option. The system ensures the weight is always distributed uniformly to all four wheels to give optimum rides and stability. A range of tyre options is available to suit all harvest conditions.

The forced steering on the rear axle makes it easier to drive bends and reduces scuffing and tyre wear. The system is set up and monitored by means of pressure gauges. An electronic power steering system is also available which allows operators to intervene when working in sloping fields or on the clamp for example.