On the BOSS 3000 series you have a choice of two loading units to adapt to your requirements.

The SUPERMATIC loading unit on BOSS models features tine conveyors that handle the forage particularly smoothly and gently. The power requirement is low.

The EVOMATIC loading unit on BOSS MASTER models is equipped with firmly bolted conveying elements that are extremely powerful and allow the crop to be loaded in a shorter time. It also requires very little maintenance, which keeps operating costs low.

Both BOSS 3000 series loading units are durable, which increases cost effectiveness over many years.

Efficient overall concept

Depending on the loading performance required, and existing tractor power, the BOSS 3000 can be configured to handle any situation.

The SUPERMATIC loading unit on the BOSS can be equipped with 3 or 4 conveyor tine bars. The EVOMATIC loading unit on the BOSS MASTER is always equipped with 4 conveyor tine bars.

As an option, there is a choice of three chopping systems with up to 31 knives to provide a smooth, clean cut.

Equipment options such as an automatic loading system are available to make optimum use of the loading chamber. This ensures that the chamber is filled quickly and fully utilised in record time.

Retention nets mounted on the sides are available as an option to prevent crop loss in the field and on the road.

In order to keep transport times low, especially when harvesting dry material, a model with a volume of 27 m³ is available.

Efficient handling

In the field, the 1.800 mm wide pick-up collects the crop reliably even when cornering, which makes the job easier and faster.

The AUTOTAST parallel lift drawbar operates at speeds of up to 8 km/h and assists the pick-up in tracking the ground. At the touch of a button, the BOSS 3000 can change its position between field work and road transport.

On the road, you can drive at up to 40 km/h between the farm and the fields.

Thanks to the hydraulically folding dry forage extension, the BOSS can also access low clearance buildings to reach the feed barriers, or for storage over winter.