MC10X, which is in the group of single row maize silage machines, is used to make silage by shredding maize for silage. Thanks to the experience gained over many years, the machines have reached today's perfect level. The low power and durability of Fimaks maize silage machines has been achieved thanks to these experiences.

In order to obtain the best results from silage, both the stem and the cobs of the corn plant must be broken down very well. The feeder unit of the single row maize silage machine feeds the fan with chopper blades at the right angle to shred at the best quality. The fan with 10 specially hardened blades on it is approximately 1500 rpm. rotates rapidly. There are two feeder drums and two printing drums that allow the corn to go to the chopper fan. One of the printing drums has a compression spring and is knurled over. The printing drums are vertically positioned directly in front of the shredder fan in order to deliver the corn plant body and cobs to the shredder fan at right angles. Herein lies the secret of the Fimaks single row maize forage harvester for its low power requirement and short chopping length.

In the Fimaks single row maize silage machine, a safety bolt is placed in an easily accessible place to protect the feeder unit. This bolt protects the feeder unit from damages that may occur as a result of the intrusion of soil, stones and foreign objects while working in bad conditions. In addition, when the silage machine is running, the working height is adjusted by means of a height-adjustable wheel, reducing the risk of getting soil and stones in bad conditions.

The power transmission of the single row maize silage machine is provided by a ratchet shaft and 4 V-belts. Belt tensioning can be done manually on the silage machine easily. Movement transfer to the feeder unit is provided by maintenance-free gears operating in the oil pool.

Sharpening of the chopper blades in corn silage machines can be done easily by the grinding unit on the machine.
The rotation of the chimney is provided by a hydraulic piston and the angle of the parts thrown out of the hat manually can be adjusted by means of a lever attached to the tractor.

The height of the corn silage machine can be reduced by folding the upper part of the two-piece chimney. In addition, there are warning stickers on the machine in accordance with the standards.