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 ...
A brand new, 2026 LEXION combine rolls off the assembly line at the Claas factory in Omaha, Neb. The German manufacture recently celebrated 100,000 LEXION combines built in the U.S. German farm ...
CLAAS marked a manufacturing milestone this spring, rolling the 10,000th LEXION combine off the production line in its U.S. headquarters, where it has consistently assembled durable, reliable combines ...
Originally introduced in 1995, the Claas Lexion combine revolutionised the way that arable crops are harvested and became the benchmark for cost efficient, high output harvesting of cereals and other ...
WHEN it comes to harvesting – combine harvesting or foraging harvesting – Claas says it has the lions share of the market. Since the introduction of the companys Lexion combine harvester range in 1996 ...
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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.
West Australian grain producer John Wallace took delivery of not one but two of the world's largest combine harvesters last harvest.
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The team at Stewart Farms Partnership from Yorkville, Illinois, cruised past the 1300 tonne, 10-hour record it set eight years ago. The feat represented a throughput of almost 135 tonnes per hour or ...
On Aug. 29, Jan-Hendrik Mohr, CEO of CLAAS Group, returned to a familiar plot of land in Omaha, Nebraska, to break ground on a new 44,800-square-foot research and development center that will add new ...
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