LOUISVILLE, KY – One of the burning questions after the recently-announced acquisition of the Caterpillar Challenger tractor line by AGCO was what would next happen to the joint venture between ...

What Farmers Need to Know: Lexion Combines Pam Fretwell talks with Jeff Gray Project Coordinator with Claas about some of the newest automatic features on the LEXION combines. Check out some of the ...

Abbots Ripton Estate machinery sale hits top prices of £345,000, showing strong demand for quality second-hand farm equipment.

CLAAS is introducing a new range of Lexion combines, including the addition of a new top-of-the-range model, the Lexion 780. The German combine maker claims the output from the 780 is about 10-12pc ...

Following the recent European launch of the new Claas Lexion combine and Arion 600 and 500 tractor ranges, the Farming Independent can confirm that both of these new products will be on display on the ...

Claas reached a major milestone in June by building its 50,000th Lexion combine. The Lexion has been in production since 1995 and each model has more than 50,000 component parts, 4,000m of cable and ...

One of the Yuba-Sutter area's major agricultural equipment dealers, Holt of California, recently hit a milestone, selling its 100th Lexion combine. Fittingly, the 99th and 100th harvesters sold were ...

Three different CLAAS innovations were recently recognized by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineering with AE50 Awards. The announcement from the ASABE came early this year.

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It seems there’s no stopping the conveyor belt of German agricultural innovation. Just weeks after Fendt’s demo of the driverless tractor, Claas has shown its brainy new automatic combine adjustment ...

THE addition of a new 10.9m unloading auger to the Claas Lexion 700 series combine harvester and improvements to its 12.3m variable cutterbar are designed for 12m controlling traffic farming systems.

Many hands contribute to the success story of the Lexion. More than 50,000 parts, 4,000m of electrical cable, and 215m of hydraulic lines, are installed inside each high-capacity combine harvester.