New Magnon models: Magnon 8/9-330 and Magnon 10/11-390
With the new Magnon 8/9-330 and Magnon 10/11-390 forage wagon models, Strautmann is expanding its successful Magnon forage wagon range to include two more compact models with a lower loading capacity. In doing so, the company is responding specifically to the growing demand for high-performance professional forage wagons with compact dimensions. Both models are aimed at professional users who do not wish to compromise on performance, forage quality and operational reliability, but who are opting for more compact machines.
A response to specific market needs
In some markets, forage wagons that combine the performance and features of a professional series with a more compact design are becoming more important. “Many customers want the technology and performance of our profi rotor forage wagons in more compact sizes. We are specifically meeting this demand with the Magnon 8/9-330 and the Magnon 10/11-390,” explains Felix Rademacher, Sales Director at Strautmann.
Magnon 8/9-330: The compact Start off model in the Profi segment
With a loading capacity of 32 m³ according to DIN, this model rounds out the existing Magnon 8 and Magnon 9 series at the lower end of the range and forms the start into Strautmann’s professional forage wagon segment.
The details at a glance:
- 32 m³ loading volume to DIN
- 18 t boogie chassis for 22 t gross vehicle weight
- 35 or 22 mm theoretical cutting length
- Hydraulically swivelling front wall
Magnon 10/11-390: The high-end machine with compact dimensions
The new model in the professional class has a load volume of 38 m³ according to DIN. It combines the unique selling points of the Magnon 10 and 11 series with compact dimensions.
The details at a glance:
- 38 m³ load capacity according to DIN
- 20 t hydraulic chassis for a 24 t gross vehicle weight
- 35 or 22 mm theoretical cutting length
- Hydraulically swivelling front wall
- 2.25 m wide Flex-Load pick-up with hydraulic drive
Proven advantages
Despite their lower loading capacity, the new forage wagons benefit from the well-known features of the Magnon series. They combine high throughput, gentle forage handling and robust construction, thereby providing the ideal requirements for professional use in different harvest conditions. All Magnon 9 and Magnon 11 models also impress with the shortest cutting length (22 mm) on the market.
By expanding the model range, Strautmann is creating more choice in the Magnon series and enables customers to equip their machine even more precisely to their individual operational requirements. The new models bridge the gap between the existing series and open up new applications, particularly in markets with growing demand for compact and lightweight professional machines.
With the new Magnon models, Strautmann underlines its commitment to offering practical and high-performance harvesting technology for a wide range of farm sizes and market requirements.
The first machines will be available for the 2027 season.
