Claas’s Class 10 Combine

Ratcheting up harvesting horsepower, Claas introduces it Lexion 770—rated at 523 hp with a power bulge up to 563. This machine is powered by a 16 L Mercedes engine. Here’s a picture of it in the field harvesting today:

The grain tank has a 330 bu. capacity, and the machine has a 3.3 bu./sec. unload rate.

There’s more than just the muscle inside this machine. Check at the full details here: Ready for Harvest

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