Krone Redesigned MX, RX, and ZX Forage Wagon Ranges
The latest forage wagons offer operators increased capacity and updated machine performance.
Updated on Sept. 27, 2026 in Trucks
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Krone has officially redesigned its MX, RX, and ZX forage wagon product lines to boost efficiency and operator comfort. These updates include significant structural changes and new technology platforms for high-capacity farming operations.
Why it matters
These upgrades enhance machine performance and ease of use, which can streamline harvesting logistics and reduce operational strain for agricultural families. The changes specifically address workload capacity and mechanical efficiency in the field.
The new MX models offer capacities between 30-38m and feature a 2.02m pick-up width. Meanwhile, RX and ZX series now utilize a seven-row straight tine configuration for improved throughput.
The players
Krone
A global manufacturer specializing in high-performance agricultural forage equipment.
The details
The updated MX series features a PowerBelt drive rated for 2,000Nm of torque, designed to work with tractors ranging from 130-250hp. For the RX and ZX models, Krone implemented a new software platform and high-capacity job computer to manage operations. The scraper conveyor on these units now includes a third speed setting to accelerate the unloading process, while the hydraulic pick-up drive allows for cabin-based adjustments.
Timeline
September 27, 2026: The product redesigns were formally announced.
The Home Front
This move reflects a broader industry trend toward digitizing farm equipment to improve harvest-time efficiency. Krone is following a path of continuous mechanical refinement seen across major agricultural machinery manufacturers.
If you manage large-scale agricultural operations, review the updated torque and capacity requirements to ensure your current tractor fleet is compatible with the new PowerBelt drive specifications. Contact your local equipment dealer to verify how these new software platforms integrate with your existing fleet management systems.
The takeaway
These updates prioritize weight reduction and increased mechanical control for agricultural operators. Consult your technical manual or local dealer to confirm if these performance changes align with your specific crop density and terrain requirements.
Further reading
For more on the latest machinery developments, visit our Trucks section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Agriland.
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