Strautmann Livestock Machinery

Strautmann Loader/Transport Wagons

The Strautmann Continuous Flow System (CFS) is the biggest innovation in silage loader wagons for decades. The name “Vitesse” first introduced in the early 1970s means speed/fast and ever since Strautmann has set the performance benchmark.

The CFS system consists of an additional driven spiral-drum between the pickup and the chopping rotor (referred to as the Accelerator Drum). This drum evenly distributes the swath across the width of the cutting rotor and knives. This results in:

Increased wagon throughput rate (pickup more silage tons in a day)
Increased payload as the wagon is more evenly filled (tighter packed equals more tons per load)
Lower power requirements and reduced fuel consumption

Silage Wagons

	Giga Vitesse CFS Giga-Vitesse CFS high performance silage loader wagon from 32 to 40 cubic metre capacity with 45 knives for a forage chop length of 35mm.
	Mega Vitesse CFS Mega-Vitesse CFS high performance silage loader wagon from 28 to 36 cubic metre capacity with 40 knives for a forage chop length of 39mm.
	Mega Vitesse CFS DO Mega-Vitesse CFS high performance silage loader wagon from 28 to 36 cubic metre capacity with 40 knives for a forage chop length of 39mm and beater unit for even unloading on the silage pit.
	Super Vitesse CFS Super-Vitesse CFS high performance silage loader wagon from 29 to 33 cubic metre capacity with 36 knives for a forage chop length of 39mm.
	Zelon CFS Zelon-Vitesse CFS high performance silage loader wagon from 23 to 31 cubic metre capacity with 32 knives for a forage chop length of 44 mm.
	Zelon CFS DO Zelon-Vitesse CFS high performance silage loader wagon from 23 to 31 cubic metre capacity with 32 knives for a forage chop length of 44 mm and beater unit for even unloading on the silage pit.
	Giga Trailer Silage chaser trailer for use with forage harvester.
	Strautmann's Loader Wagon History Strautmann first started production of the "Ladeblitz" forage wagons in 1963.