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KRONE GX: The all-rounder in KRONE's transport fleet transports all kinds of crops and goods. Agriculture is all about logistics, and flexibility is key to your business' success. As an all-round machine, the KRONE GX universal trolley ticks exactly this box. It was designed for a unique concept that allows you to haul almost any kind of agricultural goods. The jack of all trades.
- KRONE GX – jack of all trades: For general work all year round
- The unloading principle: Chains pull a floor belt and the head fence backwards for gentle and careful unloading of a wide range of goods
- Cargo area: Light and robust with height-adjustable sides
- KRONE frame in one piece: For reduced dead weight and increased payload
- Operation: Ease of use is top priority. ISOBUS compatibility and several auto functions provide maximum driver comfort
- The underride guard: Hydraulically swings in and out of position for maximum convenience and safety
- Dual Function Tailgate: The tailgate folds out of the way or swings up high, giving you maximum flexibility even when your machine has the outlet rollers
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KRONE GX universal trailer – jack-of-all-trades for any type of agricultural goods
GX stands for general-purpose wagon, the latest addition to the Krone feed wagon range. This trolley offers a new level of versatility and gentle and quick unloading of a wide range of goods. The new machine is available in two sizes – 44 m³ and 52 m³ – with two optional discharge rollers. The GX 440 runs on tandem axles and the GX 520 on a tridem unit, with both models having standard Isobus operation.
Special function
ExactUnload
A world first – unique unloading control according to the length of the well With ExactUnload, GX automatically unloads its load at speeds that match the length of the well. The operator sets the unloading speed steplessly for a path between 10m and 100m. ExactUnload actively controls the unloading speed to match the tractor's current forward speed, helping you deliver the crop in accurate and reproducible heaps. With a nice blanket, the GX is particularly good for filling silage pits and controlled unloading routines in the field.
ordinary carriages
For general work all year round
Maximum versatility translates into maximum productivity – the machine for use all year round
Product features
Fertilizer and compost
Telescopic extension makes it so much easier to load the machine with a wheel loader or telescopic loader.
Wood chips
GX unloads any type of agricultural goods quickly and thoroughly.
Seed bags and pallets
The dual-function tailgate and reversible floor drive form a powerful formula for efficient loading and unloading.
Grass
Powerful discharge rollers unload the material in a wide and uniform mat.
Silage of the whole crop
The articulated drawbar lowers the front end for easy loading from the feeder.
Rapeseed
The sealed body transports the smallest seeds without loss.
Korn
Read grain conveniently and controlled through the standard fitted grain outlet using the optional remote control.
Corn silage
The powerful floor drive empties the GX in no time, so more time can be spent compacting.
Potatoes
The floor belt comes into its own in sensible crops such as potatoes, where it dampens the shock when the tubers fall into the machine.
Grain corn
Operators appreciate the large inspection window when operating the chopper.
Stir
You can lower the extensions for easier loading and reduce drop heights.
Snow and straw
GX does not go dormant, but continues to serve its containers even during the winter months.
KRONE GX – the design
The headboard and the movable floor form a powerful unit for gentle crop feeding
GX stands for 'General'
As a universal vehicle, the GX is equally at home on the road and in the field. The running gear offers great driving comfort, good road stability and easy running.
The drawbar
- Up to 4 t tongue load from a slim and compact design
- Two massive hydraulic cylinders move the drawbar in any position
- Curved impact guards protect the tractor tire in tight turns
- Standard suspension for comfortable driving in fields and on roads
The hydraulic articulated drawbar makes the GX universal trolley a smarter machine. This simple but highly functional design eliminates a hydraulic stand for attachment to the tractor. Since it can lower the front end, it eliminates the headboard hatch and optimizes the filling process by raising the rear end. In extreme conditions, the GX offers maximum ground clearance and variable tongue loads.
Cargo area
- Huge capacity: 44 m³ to 52 m³ body (DIN 11741)
- Single frame concept for lower curb weight and high payload
- Light and robust body
- Transparent headboard for optimal visibility
- Telescopic extension as optional equipment
The KRONE GX universal trolley is a high-capacity machine that adapts flexibly to different applications. For example, the telescopic extensions can easily vary the volume and adapt the loading height to the job at hand.
The back
- Two optional discharge rollers unload the material into a uniform mat
- Outlet rollers protected through the main drive shaft
- A simple mechanism secures the output rollers to the backing plate when not in use
- Practical conversions without time-consuming removal
The dual-function tailgate is another smart feature on the KRONE GX. After all, versatility is the key to the GX. The two optional discharge rollers on the KRONE GX 440 and GX 520 models unload the material in a uniform mat for perfect rolling. The powerful and efficient rollers are designed to handle the high unloading speed of the floor belt. When not in use, they simply swing up and out of the way.
The running gear
- Hydraulic undercarriage for exceptional road stability
- KRONE tandem axles for axle loads of up to 20 tonnes
- KRONE tridem axles with lifting axle and 27/30 t axle load
- Optional hydro-pneumatic suspension for smooth rides in rough terrain and on uneven tracks
- Reliable brakes thanks to accumulated brake cylinders that come from commercial vehicles
Our hydraulic axle assemblies are specially developed for our wagons and trailers. As such, they offer exceptional road stability and best rides in extreme situations - which are essential and almost indispensable features in today's trucking business. Thanks to a unique axle configuration, the GX offers great stability and a quiet ride.
brakes
The GX 440 and GX 520 have a dual line air brake as a standard feature. The hydraulic ALB valve controls the braking force in relation to the current load. Spring-accumulated brake cylinders ensure that the machine is parked safely in any terrain.
Improved reliability
EBS is the optional electronic braking system which includes ALB, ABS and RSS functions. The roll stability system activates the brakes when it detects a risk of rollover, ensuring maximum stability when taking tight turns at speed. Combined, all these features lead to increased reliability
Ground clearance
As an all-rounder, the GX is designed to also function in extreme conditions. Therefore, the brake unit sits on top of the axle, where it is protected from dirt for reliable operation and maximum clearance.
Stability in the field and on the road
Ever larger and faster tractors, ever higher trailer capacity and payload require a thorough reconsideration of road and field safety. That is why KRONE offers the electronic brake system as an optional extra. The system comes from the industrial sector and has proven itself exceptionally well for many years. In addition, intelligently steered axles help protect the ground and provide extra safety.
Intelligent caster-steer aksel
Wheel steering is standard specification on GX 440 models with tandem axles. The steering system can be locked hydraulically during shunting, clamping and during road work. The system is easy to use thanks to the automatic axle lock function, which is activated when the machine reaches a preset speed or goes into reverse gear.
Hydraulic forced steering
The steering system on tandem and tri-axle models is mounted on the tractor via a standardized ball joint, a steering rod and a hydraulic master cylinder which controls the flow of oil to and from the power steering cylinder.
Electronic forced control
The specialty of this control system is a processor that receives data from a steering angle sensor and connecting rod. The integrated hydraulic system supplies the steering cylinder with oil, making the GX a very agile machine. As speed increases, operator interference is reduced for increased road safety. However, in field mode the operators can interfere with the steering, which is important on the slope or pinch or when shunting, for example.
ISOBUS drift
The general carriage is conveniently operated from the standard fitted ISOBUS control unit. Its clear user interface offers intuitive operation and displays machine data and setup information. You can select your preferred view from configurable buttons. As it is our claim to provide operators with a clear and self-explanatory user interface and operator environment, the GX can be operated either from your tractor terminal or from an additional ISOBUS terminal – ideally one from the KRONECCI family with either an 8-inch by 12-inch screen that displays machine data and feeds from an optional rear view camera side by side.
The remote control
Thanks to the optional radio remote control, you can remotely operate the GX from the ground: open and close the tailgate or operate the floor/head rail readout unit at variable speed. Stay on top of things without a helper.
KRONE ExactUnload
NEW: A world first – unique unloading control according to the length of the well With ExactUnload, GX automatically unloads its load at speeds that match the length of the well. The operator sets the unloading speed steplessly for a course between 10m and 100m. ExactUnload actively controls the unloading speed to match the tractor's current driving speed, helping you deliver the crop in accurate and reproducible heaps. With a nice carpet, the GX is particularly good for filling silage pits and controlled unloading routines in the field.
Safety features
- 3LED work lightsfor safe operation in the field and safe road driving
- 3Excellent visibilityat night
- 3Standard position lightstoo high visibility at night.
- addreflective stripsfor more security
- Hydraulic underride guard is a standard feature
Up to eight LED work lights, side lights that are visible from far away, reflective stripes and an optional camera with screen are very useful additions that make working at night easier and safer. Together with the underrun guard, this equipment provides maximum work and road safety.
External light
Up to eight additional side lights are available for the KRONEGX model as optional equipment, illuminating the axle and the machine's surroundings for safer and easier maneuvering and driving next to the forage machine at night, as well as for increased safety on the clamp.
Underpass guard
A hydraulic underride guard provides increased safety on public roads. You can fold it to make maneuvering next to chasers and harvesters much easier. In addition, no crops can accumulate on the guard when it is out of the way. It automatically folds into road position as soon as the forward speed reaches 15 km/h.
Cameras are an option
The GX models are available with optional cameras, one that projects images from inside the machine and one that doubles as a rear view camera. The screen has a changeable color screen that takes the hard work out of harvesting and also makes it safer.
Visible from a distance / Mark the contours
LED rear lights complete with indicators, reverse and brake lights plus additional LED lights at the top warn drivers ahead of a turn. Side lights indicate the full size of the machine.
SmartConnect
The KRONEsmart-Connect telemetry unit is an option for the GX. Provides GPS and Wi-Fi capabilities and acts as an interface with the data management software. Telemetry allows managers to track the cart and record all major data and transfer it to the office. This is the modern way of farming.
Interior lights
Optional LED light bars can be installed inside the cargo area for optimized visibility. Indirect light makes loading the machine from a combine more comfortable. They can be operated together with the tractor's lights.
The electronic weighing system
The optional electronic weighing system uses sensor pins on the drawbar and on the tandem/tridem axle with hydraulic pressure compensation. The weight of the load corresponds to the accumulated drawbar tongue load and axle pressure. The weight is recorded and evaluated after the job and shown on the display screen.
Reading of the current load
The pressure gauges show the current payload by indicating the pressure inside the hydraulic cylinders on the articulated drawbar and in the undercarriage
Nothing is lost
Crop cover is an option for KRONE general wagons. They secure the crop by fast road transport. The doors open and close hydraulically.
Modeller
| GX 440 | GX 520 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Designation | general carriage | general carriage | configure |
| Capacity (m³) | 44 | 52 | configure |
| Effektbehov (kW/hk) | 88/120 | 110/150 | configure |
| configure | configure |
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