A Gnuse forage wagon is a agricultural implement designed for harvesting, transporting, and unloading bulk feed materials such as hay, silage, and haylage on farms. This 1998 model is a self-contained wagon unit built for efficient handling of forage crops.
The wagon measures 8 feet 6 inches in width with tapered sides, and is 14 feet in length overall, providing substantial carrying capacity for a single-axle or tandem-axle setup typical of this class. It is equipped with both a grain door and a silage door, allowing flexibility between dry forage and high-moisture silage applications. The grain door includes locking hardware for secure transport.
The machine is reported to be in excellent mechanical condition, with a particular note that the hydraulic cylinder exhibits no leaks—an important detail for equipment relying on hydraulic unloading systems common to forage wagons of this era.
This unit is located in Michigan, USA, and was manufactured in 1998.
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