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4.4

Grain harvester Claas Trion

2021 Year

4.0 Price

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I've been using the Claas Trion for a couple of seasons now. The operation is straightforward, with controls that are intuitive. Fuel efficiency is decent, providing sufficient power without unnecessary consumption. However, I noticed the separator performance slightly varies depending on moisture levels. Maintenance is manageable, with parts readily available. Overall, it's a solid machine for medium-scale operations.

4.4

Forage harvester Claas Jaguar 870

2017 Year

4.0 Price

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Just upgraded to the 870 from the 850 model. The change is apparent. It delivers improved handling and a more spacious cab. The machine handles heavy loads effectively, though fuel consumption varies with workload, averaging around 300-350 liters daily under optimal use. Safety features, like the self-halt mechanism during obstruction, enhance operational reliability. However, getting used to new features requires some time for familiarity.

4.6

Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2008 Year

4.0 Price

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Tried out the Claas Lexion 8700 TT on a recent farm task. The machine is quite powerful, especially the self-regulating speed and crop handling features. While the width and efficiency impressed me, the windshield wiper motor positioned centrally felt a bit inconvenient.

4.4

Forage harvester Claas Jaguar 850

2002 Year

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I've spent a season working with the Jaguar 850. The cabin design stood out-adjustable controls and a comfortable operator seat reduced fatigue during extended operations. The information monitor was handy, albeit taking some time to familiarize myself with. While operational performance remains solid, fuel consumption could be further optimized.

4.0

Forage harvester Claas Jaguar 870

2008 Year

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Driving the Jaguar 870 during silage season has been a decent experience. Output efficiency remains consistent, and maintenance is quite manageable. Although, extended operation periods might make you wish for better operator comfort. The service network ensures quick assistance when needed.

4.4

Grain harvester Claas Trion

2023 Year

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Operating the Claas Trion over the past season, I found the reliability of its automation pretty solid. Crop-specific settings adapted well to the changing outputs. However, during peak usage, I felt the interface could be more intuitive in certain conditions. Still, it performs competently for key tasks.

4.4

Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2011 Year

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The Claas Lexion delivers a reliable performance in the field. Handling the controls feels intuitive, though the initial setup may require time to familiarize.

4.4

Grain harvester Claas Trion

2021 Year

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I've had the chance to operate the Claas Trion for an entire harvest season. The setup for changing configurations between crops, like from grains to beans, is incredibly user-friendly and efficient-it took me just about 20 minutes to make the switch. This is particularly useful given the variety of crops used in modern farms. However, while the performance is robust, maintenance access could be slightly more straightforward. Still, it's a reliable machine that serves diverse needs well.

4.2

Grain harvester Claas Lexion 480

2003 Year

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I ran one of these Lexion 480s last season after it got a full service. Everything ran fine, wasn't fighting with any stubborn leaks or anything. All the controls responded quick, never felt like I had to force anything. The AC in the cab actually worked too, which was a nice change. Only thing that bugged me was the rear tires-could use replacing sooner than later, but at least they weren't cut up or cracked. Pretty convenient to have the grain header and that trailer ready to go, saves some headaches. For what I need, it ticks most of the boxes, but prices for good units like this still sting a bit.