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The MOX is a compact, tracked tool carrier developed for professional landscape management, grounds maintenance, and operations in difficult-to-access terrain. Featuring a powerful 40 hp engine, an agile tracked undercarriage, and extensive options for attachments, the MOX is suitable for a wide range of tasks.
From mowing and flail-mulching to soil cultivation, forestry, and winter maintenance: the MOX combines the versatility of an implement carrier with the traction and maneuverability of a tracked machine.
Thanks to its compact dimensions, low net weight, and three-point hitch, the machine is suitable for work on narrow paths, delicate surfaces, and locations where larger machines are less practical.
Engine
Curb weight, fully fueled.
Excluding any attachments
Turning circle,
rotates on its own axis
Available chassis widths
The MOX has been developed as a multifunctional implement carrier. Thanks to its category 1 three-point hitch,, power take-off (PTO), and additional hydraulic connections, the machine can be combined with a variety of implements.
This makes the MOX highly versatile for use in professional landscape management, forestry, grounds maintenance, and winter services. Instead of requiring multiple specialized machines, a single implement carrier can be used for a variety of tasks.
The ultimate operational capability depends on the chosen attachment, the required hydraulic capacity, and the technical configuration.
Geschikt voor onder andere klepelmaaiers, cirkelmaaiers, messenbalkmaaiers en andere werktuigen voor het onderhouden van gras, bermen en groenstroken.
Can be used with equipment such as forestry mulchers, winches, wood chippers, stump grinders, and hedge trimmers. Ideal for operations on narrow paths and in hard-to-reach locations.
Combine the MOX with rotary tillers, power harrows, bed formers, or other implements for soil preparation and landscaping tasks.
Equipped with a snow blade, snow blower, sweeper, or salt spreader, the MOX can be used for the maintenance of commercial premises, pathways, and public spaces.
The MOX is a modern Briggs & Stratton petrol engine with an EFI system, with a power of 40 PS and a maximum torque of 78 Nm.
Electronic fuel injection (EFI) and electronic throttle control ensure precise engine management. The integrated CAN bus system supports communication between the electronic components.
This drive technology forms the basis for a versatile machine that can be used under various conditions, ranging from daily grounds maintenance to more demanding tasks involving attachments.
With an unladen weight of approximately 750 kg, including fuel, the MOX is relatively light for a multi-functional implement carrier.
The crawler undercarriage provides traction on a variety of surfaces. The machine can rotate on its own axis, making it exceptionally maneuverable in confined workspaces.
The undercarriage is available in two widths: 90 and 100 cm. Thanks to interchangeable track plates, the configuration can also be adjusted at a later stage.
The generous ground clearance and smooth underside help prevent the machine from getting snagged on obstacles. For tasks requiring additional protection—such as when using a forestry mulcher—optional underbody protection is available.
The MOX is equipped with a foldable operator platform. This allows the operator to control the machine from the platform, or to fold the platform up when the situation requires it.
This offers additional flexibility when maneuvering in tight workspaces, relocating the machine, and performing tasks with various attachments.
A significant part of the MOX’s versatility lies in the connection options for attachments.
The machine features a category 1 three-point hitch and a power take-off (PTO) shaft. In addition, it is equipped with three double-acting hydraulic connections, including a function for continuous oil flow.
This allows for the connection of a wide range of mechanically and hydraulically powered implements—for example, hedge trimmers, mowers, and other specialized attachments.
The right combination of implement and machine must always be matched to the required power input and hydraulic specifications.
The MOX has been developed with a focus on ease of operation and practical working conditions.
MOX Self-Control makes operation clear and accessible, without unnecessarily complicated settings.
In addition, the machine comes standard with MOX DustShield. This system uses a fan to create a directed airflow that helps keep dust, grass particles, and debris away from the operator. According to the manufacturer, this can reduce exposure to airborne particles in the operator zone by up to 80%.
Two Hella Black Magic work lights, each with an output of 3,000 lumens, provide additional illumination. A three-pin 12V connector allows for the powering of electrical functions on compatible implements.
| Specifications | MOX implement carrier |
|---|---|
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton Vanguard EFI petrol engine |
| Engine | 40 hp |
| Cylinder capacity | 998 cc |
| Maximum torque | 78 Nm |
| Fuel system | Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) |
| Motor control | Electronic gas control |
| Communication system | CAN bus |
| Own weight | Approx. 750 kg, including fuel |
| Undercarriage | Crawler undercarriage |
| Undercarriage width | 880 or 980 mm (88 or 98 cm) |
| Maximum angle of inclination | 30° |
| Agility | Zero-turn, rotates on its own axis |
| Crawler configuration | Interchangeable track plates |
| Three-point hitch | Category 1 |
| PTO shaft | Present |
| PTO speeds | 540 rpm |
| PTO engagement | MOX SMART CONTROL |
| Hydraulic connections | 3 double-acting connections |
| Continuous oil supply | Present |
| Drivers' platform | Foldable |
| Operation | MOX Self-Control |
| Dust reduction | MOX DUST SHIELD, standard. Approximately 80% dust reduction for the operator. |
| Work Lighting | 2 × Hella Black Magic, 3,000 lumens per lamp |
| Electrical Connection | 12V, three-pin |
| Soil protection | Optional |
| Applications | Green space management, mowing, forestry, soil cultivation, grounds maintenance and winter services |
| Country of production | Germany |
The MOX is a compact, multifunctional tracked tool carrier, developed for professional landscape management, forestry, and site maintenance. The machine is equipped with a powerful 40 hp Briggs & Stratton Vanguard EFI petrol engine with a displacement of 998 cc.
Thanks to its Category 1 three-point hitch, PTO, and additional hydraulic connections, the MOX can be paired with a wide range of implements. This allows a single machine to be used for various tasks, even on narrow paths and in hard-to-reach locations.
The MOX is highly versatile, suitable for tasks such as mowing, flail mowing, forestry work, soil cultivation, landscape management, grounds maintenance, and winter services.
Thanks to its Category 1 three-point hitch, the MOX can accommodate virtually any implement designed for a Category 1 connection—including flail mowers, rotary tillers, sweepers, and snowplows. This allows the same machine to be used for a variety of tasks throughout the year.
Final compatibility depends on the weight, power requirements, and technical specifications of the specific implement.
The MOX is available with a crawler undercarriage that is 88 or 98 cm wide.The 88 cm version is particularly useful for work on narrow paths and in locations with limited clearance.
Because the machine is less than 90 cm wide, it can fit through common narrow passageways that are inaccessible to wider machines. Furthermore, thanks to its zero-turn steering, the MOX can rotate on its own axis, making it easier to maneuver in confined workspaces.
The MOX features a category 1 three-point hitch, allowing for the use of a wide range of existing implements. Examples include flail mowers, rotary mowers, forestry tillers, soil tillers, sweepers, snow blades, winches, and stump grinders.
In addition, the machine features a PTO shaft with a speed of 540 revolutions per minute,which is engaged via MOX SMART CONTROL. There are also three double-acting hydraulic connections available.
This allows for the use of both mechanically and hydraulically driven implements, provided they fall within the technical capabilities of the machine.
The MOX implement carrier weighs approximately 750 kg, including fuel.The weight of any attached implements is in addition to this.
Thanks to its relatively low net weight and its crawler undercarriage, the MOX is well-suited for tasks that require a compact and maneuverable machine. The tracks distribute the machine's weight over a larger contact area than wheels, which can be advantageous when working on soft or less stable ground.
The MOX has a specified maximum incline angle of 30 degrees.Its crawler undercarriage provides traction and stability when operating on sloping and uneven terrain.
This allows the machine to be used for tasks such as vegetation management on embankments, slopes, and other hard-to-reach locations. Safe operation depends on the ground conditions, weather, direction of travel, and the specific attachment being used. The manufacturer’s operating instructions remain the definitive guide in this regard.
No, the MOX was specifically developed to be easy and clear to operate. The operation is intuitive, meaning a brief explanation of approximately
30 seconds is generally sufficient to understand the basic operation.
This makes the machine accessible to various users, without the need for complex settings or extensive operating procedures. However, appropriate safety and operational instructions remain necessary for carrying out tasks safely—especially when using attachments or working on slopes.
The MOX comes standard with the MOX DUST SHIELD,a system that helps keep dust and airborne debris away from the operator.
Through a targeted airflow—functioning as designed—approximately 80% of the dust is blown away from the operator's position. This makes working in dry and dusty conditions more comfortable and helps maintain better visibility of the work.
This offers a practical advantage, especially during mowing, flail-mowing, and other operations that generate significant amounts of dust and fine material. While the system reduces dust exposure, it does not replace the need for essential personal protective equipment.
MOX SMART CONTROL is the system used to engage the PTO (power take-off) of the MOX implement carrier.
The power take-off (PTO) shaft has a rotational speed of 540 revolutions per minute, enabling the use of compatible mechanically driven implements—for example, mowers and soil-cultivation machinery.
In combination with the category 1 three-point hitch and the hydraulic connections, this contributes to the versatility of the MOX.
The MOX is developed and manufactured by Gerätetechnik Sauerland in Germany.
The manufacturer combines its own engineering and mechanical construction expertise with practical, application-oriented product development. The MOX is designed as a compact, multifunctional tool carrier for professional users in landscape management, forestry, and grounds maintenance.
The combination of German engineering, a versatile attachment system, and a compact tracked undercarriage makes the MOX an attractive choice for users who wish to perform multiple tasks with a single machine.
Choosing the right implement carrier begins with the tasks it will be used to perform. What kind of terrain needs to be maintained? Which attachments are required? And what demands does the ground surface place on the machine?
Wellink Equipment provides input on the deployment of machinery for landscape management, forestry, and operations on challenging terrain.
Get in touch to discuss the capabilities of the MOX and your desired configuration.