German magazine Top Agrar puts the MERGE MAXX 440 F to the test
The journalists from the German magazine Top Agrar recently tested the KUHN MERGE MAXX 440 F front-mounted belt merger. Their assessment revealed that the machine is remarkably solidly built, capable of withstanding the rigors of tackling the most demanding agricultural tasks. Furthermore, this is a very versatile machine, easy to service and operate. A particularly appreciated feature is that it avoids rolling on the forage, thus preserving its quality and maximizing yield for farmers.

According to Florian Tastowe from Top Agrar editorial team:
In combination with a rear belt merger, the MERGE MAXX 440 F increases the working width by nearly 3m. Its advantage in difficult conditions is that you can combine it with a rotary rake at the rear, hence avoid rolling on the forage. It is in this configuration, that the split belt on the front-mounted unit plays to its strengths. The same applies to splitting large straw windrows for faster drying or for balers following a high capacity combine. Hence, the fodder does not require being conditioned previously.
This information comes from tests carried out by Top Agrar magazine on a KUHN MERGE MAXX 440 F model.
Watch the videos produced by the magazine:
Other News
More innovations for wine growers, arborists, and landscape maintenance
Read
The GMD 15030 has been voted FARM MACHINE 2026
The GMD 15030 awarded FARM MACHINE 2026 at the AGRITECHNICA 2025 in Hannover. With a working width of 14.50 metres, the machine delivers up ...
Read
KUHN sets new sustainability benchmark in bale wrapping
40% footprint reduction with KUHN-WRAP Sustane film and KUHN wrapping technologies
Read