TractorHouse Claas Blog Archive

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineering awarded Claas seven 2024 AE50 Awards for innovations related to its Cemos system, Xerion 12 Series tractors, Trion 740 combine, Variant round balers, and Disco mowers. ...

CLAAS was able to impress the jury of international trade journalists in the combine harvester category this year with the new LEXION, which was presented to the public in summer 2022. ...

Upgrading to the Eccom 5.5 CVT opens up more powerful working hydraulics for the Xerion’s six possible double-acting rear spool valves, the manufacturer says. ...

When folded into the 120-degree transport position, the Disco 1010 can be safely and legally driven on the road and narrow tracks. ...

The manufacturer says its newest wheel loaders have improved traction, provide a better driving experience, and deliver increased lifting and holding power. ...

The drivetrain includes new, bigger flywheels that stand up better to increased crop flow loads, and the optional factory-fitted Müthing chopper that offers adjustable chop quality settings and eliminates excess stem length in bales. ...

Larger, soil-friendly tyres, better bale density control and net wrapping, and easier hitching and maintenance are just the start of the balers’ new and improved features. ...

Developed and built in conjunction with Liebherr since 2019, the range includes models with 143 to 156 horsepower, 6.96 to 8.79 metres of stacking height, and 3,200 to 6,000 kilograms of lift capacity. ...

The manufacturer says this optimisation reduces the load on the system and improves grain quality. ...

The combines’ new cab was introduced in 2021 in Claas’ Trion range, with a wider command center, larger front and side windows, thinner A-pillars, and a split mirror design, all adding up to better operator visibility. ...