2023 Krone BiG X 700

2023 Krone BiG X 700

Features may include:

• Modern, ergonomic design

• MAN engines with up to 1,110 hp certified output

• 6 intake rollers for boosted reliability and a top quality chop

• Universal MaxFlow chopping drums: 20, 28 or 36 blades

• Biogas chopping drums: 40 or 48 blades

• KRONE VariStream: spring-loaded drum floor and accelerator backplate for a continuous crop flow

• KRONE StreamControl: crop stream adjusted via accelerator backplate

• EasyCollect 1053: Higher efficiency from wider widths

• 14 rows of maize in one pass

Quality six times over

• 6 pre-compression rollers for a top quality chop

• Hydraulic drive:

• LOC steplessly adjustable from cab,

• adjusts automatically with AutoScan

• Maximum protection against foreign objects:

• long path from metal detector to chopping drum

• metal detection across entire chamber width

The universal chopping drum

• For grass, pre-wilted material, whole crop silage and maize

• Chopping drums with 20, 28 or 36 blades

• Plenty of carrying space under the blade carriers: high throughput and smoother running even on uneven swaths

• Blades quick and easy to insert and remove

Two systems for your success

• Perfect kernel treatment

• Huge diameter roller: 250 mm

• Roll gap adjusted conveniently from the cab

• Perfect treatment: the right teeth for your corn

A KRONE exclusive

• Consistent performance with irregular crop flow

• Extremely smooth running even on uneven swaths

• Maximize throughputs

• Top quality chop

• Extremely user-friendly

Adjustable crop throw

• Crop throw adjusted at the touch of a button from the cab

• Tight crop stream even with a long crop throw

• The shorter the crop throw, the less power is needed

• Fills the trailer accurately with no spillage

To avoid spillage while filling the trailer, the crop stream must be tight and the crop throw must be set to the exact distance. The operator can adjust the crop throw from the cab quickly and easily by adjusting a hinged flap in the backplate of the crop accelerator. As the accelerator needs less power with a short crop throw with the flap open, the freed-up engine output can be used for chopping, thus increasing throughput.