CLAAS Harvest Centre - LEXION 2018-2019 Brochure

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Performance counts.

Gearing you up for success.

“A side-by-side demonstration showed we were saving a litre of fuel for every tonne harvested and losing at least a third less grain. It didn’t take long to figure out we would be able to save about $40,000 a year.”

Derek and Clinton Tiller Pinery, SA Read the full story at goLEXION.com.au

A force in Australian harvesting Many companies have a history. Some of them have made history. But only a select few have had such a sustained influence on the history of agriculture as CLAAS. August Claas established his engineering works in 1913 to manufacture straw balers. His development of a simple knotter in 1921 proved to be the start of a long history of innovation.

CLAAS manufactured its first combine harvester in 1936. Since then, the combine harvester has been inseparably linked to the CLAAS name. All told, the company has produced more than 475,000 combine harvesters for use throughout the world.

Harvesting wheat with a CLAAS SUPER in Western Australia in 1952.

CLAAS has been a harvesting force in Australia since 1951, with its SUPER, EUROPA, COLUMBUS, MATADOR, SENATOR, MERCATOR, DOMINATOR and LEXION series all earning hard-won reputations for performance, efficiency, productivity and reliability.

Under the stewardship of August’s son, Helmut Claas, CLAAS has grown to become one of the world’s leading manufacturers of agricultural engineering equipment. Recognised as of the world’s most influential agricultural engineers, Helmut played a direct role in the development of the world-famous DOMINATOR combine harvester (1970), JAGUAR forage harvester (1983), QUADRANT square baler (1988), XERION advanced technology tractor (1993) and LEXION combine harvester (1995).

A CLAAS SUPER on display at Perth Royal Show in the early 1950s.

CLAAS has been proudly represented by Landpower, the largest privately-owned farm machinery distributorship in Australasia, since 1997. Today, its CLAAS Harvest Centre network employs more than 400 farm machinery professionals at 33 locations throughout Australia and New Zealand.

After-sales service has been a top priority from the beginning.

“We chose the LEXION 760 for its versatility. It’s got the capacity to handle heavy conditions or fast operating speeds.

It can handle anything you can throw at it.”

Sam Downie Hamilton, Tas Read the full story at goLEXION.com.au

Pushing the boundaries CLAAS LEXION is universally recognised as the world’s most advanced, efficient and productive harvesting platform. Launched in 1995 after a decade of development, it was the first combine harvester to feature the unique HYBRID accelerated pre-separation threshing and twin rotor separation system.

Approximately 70 per cent of grain separation occurs before the crop reaches the rotors, allowing LEXION to operate more efficiently and longer in all conditions. CLAAS is still the only manufacturer to offer both systems in the one machine.

1995: The legend begins.

Boasting a 375 hp engine and 7.5 m cutterbar, LEXION 480 delivered an unheard-of throughput of 40 tonnes per hour. It was also the first model to incorporate onboard electronic control, monitoring and guidance systems. The launch of the LEXION 500 series in 2003 pushed the boundaries even further. In 2008, a LEXION 580 set a Guinness world record by harvesting 532.1 tonnes in eight hours (66.5 t/h).

This was followed by the LEXION 600, the world’s first Class 9 combine harvester. With its 586 hp engine, 10.5 m variable cutterbar and 12,000 litre grain tank capacity, it was the first combine harvester capable of harvesting up to 70 tonnes of grain per hour.

2012: A new Australian harvesting benchmark.

LEXION 700, released in 2010, set even higher benchmarks for productivity. In 2012, a CLAAS LEXION 770 TERRA TRAC set another Guinness world record by harvesting 675.8 t of wheat in eight hours (84.5 t/h). In 2012, two CLAAS LEXION 750 TERRA TRAC combine harvesters recorded an average throughput of 44.6 tonnes per hour for 10 hours at Coonamble, NSW. In 2016, the 60,000th LEXION – fittingly, a top-of-the-line LEXION 780 TERRA TRAC – left the production line in the presence of Helmut Claas and his daughter, Cathrina Claas-Mühlhäuser.

2016: The 60,000th LEXION leaves the production line.

“Direct heading canola is the way of the future.

We are achieving higher yields and oil content, and significantly reducing our operating costs by not having to swath.�

Todd Dowling Popanyinning, WA Read the full story at goLEXION.com.au

Innovation that doesn’t stop

1995 HYBRID SYSTEM

1996 TERRA TRAC

1997 STRAW CHOPPER

1998 VARIO CUTTERBAR

1999 LASER PILOT

2004 POWER SPREADER

APS accelerated preseparation threshing system and ROTO PLUS twin rotor longitudinal rotors for efficient harvesting in all crops and conditions.

Hydro-pneumatic suspension and automatic levelling ensures smoother, faster harvesting with reduced soil compaction.

With up to 108 closelyarranged dual bladed knives, a cross blade and a static knife array, STRAW CHOPPER efficiently processes high levels of crop residue.

Up to 700 mm of ‘on the go’ infinitely-variable adjustment to suit all crops and conditions, including direct heading canola.

Electro-optical sensors mounted on either side of the cutterbar automatically guide LEXION along the edge of the crop.

This mechanically-driven spreader accelerates finely-chopped stubble and distributes it evenly across the entire working width in all conditions.

2004 GPS PILOT

2005 JETSTREAM

2006 CRUISE PILOT

2009 CEMOS

2013 DYNAMIC COOLING

2013 CEMOS AUTOMATIC

This satellite-supported steering guidance system transfers commands from the S10 touchscreen terminal and navigation controller to the steering axle.

An eight or six-stage turbine fan delivers a strong and consistent air blast over the ROTO PLUS twin rotors for optimal residual separation.

This electrohydraulic control system automatically controls selected ground speed, throughput or grain loss according to engine load.

This performance optimisation system advises the operator of the ideal settings for maximum throughout, grain quality or fuel efficiency.

This oversized horizontal cooling system ensures optimal cooling under all operating conditions and creates a ‘curtain’ that prevents dust from rising.

This automatic performance optimisation system can improve output by up to 20 per cent compared to the manual version.

2013 G RAIN QUALITY CAMERA

2013 AUTOMATIC THROW DIRECTION

2015 4D CLEANING

2015 AUTOMATIC FLOW CONTROL

2017 7XL AUGER

2018 CONVIO FRONT

A high-definition camera and image analysis system that provides real-time, objective grain quality information.

Wind speed and incline sensors automatically adjust the throw direction of the radial spreaders to ensure even distribution across the working width of the cutterbar.

A folding auger is purposedesigned for use in 12 metre controlled traffic systems.

The end-piece automatically wraps around the rear of the harvester during transport.

These high performance draper fronts ensure smooth, reliable crop flow with minimal grain loss, even in lighter conditions or direct-cut canola.

This system automatically opens or closes rotor cover plates and adjusts the blower speed according to the lateral and longitudinal angle of the machine.

This system automatically shuts down the feeder, threshing, separation and grain discharge systems if critical load peaks are detected.

“The tracks mean we can operate a wide front at high speed without knocking the machine around. They have almost no footprint and they fit into our controlled traffic operation so well.�

Cliff Weier Dalby, Qld Read the full story at goLEXION.com.au

The world’s most-awarded combine harvester CLAAS LEXION has amassed no less than 27 prestigious awards for innovation since its release in 1995. These include accolades from some of the world’s most respected agricultural organisations, such as the German Agricultural Society (DLG), the European Society of Agricultural Engineers and the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers.

1997

SIMA Silver Medal (CEBIS)

1997

FIMA “Novedad Técnica”

1998

DLG Silver Medal (LEXION 480)

2000

DLG Gold Medal (LASER PILOT)

2001

Novi Sad Gold Medal (LEXION 480)

2003

DLG Silver Medal (QUANTIMETER)

2003

DLG Silver Medal (Cutterbar brake)

2003

DLG Silver Medal (Rotor separation adjustment system)

2003

DLG Silver Medal (GPS PILOT)

2004

European Society of Agricultural Engineers Innovation & Development Award (GPS PILOT)

2005

DLG Silver Medal (Radial spreader)

2005

American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (LEXION 500)

2006

Agritechnica Machine of the Year (LEXION 580)

2009

DLG Gold Medal (CEMOS)

2011

SIMA Silver Medal (TERRA TRAC)

2013

American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers AE50 Award (CRUISE PILOT)

2013

American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers AE50 Award (CMOTION)

2013

SIMA Gold Medal (CEMOS AUTOMATIC)

2013

SIMA Silver Medal (DYNAMIC COOLING)

2013

DLG Silver Medal (Wind and inclination sensor)

2013

DLG Silver Medal (Grain Quality Camera)

2013

Agritechnica Machine of the Year (CEMOS AUTOMATIC)

2015

DLG Silver Medal (4D Cleaning)

2015

DLG Silver Medal (Automatic crop flow control)

2015

Agritechnica Machine of the Year (LEXION 780)

2016

Diesel Progress Excellence in Equipment Award (LEXION 780)

2017

DLG Gold Medal (CEMOS AUTO THRESHING)

“The technology in these machines just gets better. We thought CRUISE PILOT was good but CEMOS AUTO is better again. It really is set and forget. We can put anyone in the machine and be confident of a good outcome.�

Simon Wheare Ardrossan, SA Read the full story at goLEXION.com.au

It’s time to step up

our choice of super-efficient Tier 3 Y Perkins or Tier 4 Mercedes-Benz engines with DYNAMIC COOLING

Smart on-board technology (including CEBIS, CRUISE PILOT, GPS PILOT, CEMOS AUTOMATIC and TELEMATICS) CLAAS CONVIO draper fronts or VARIO variable cutterbars available in 13.8, 12.3 and 10.8 m cutting widths

Advanced TURBO CHOP and RADIAL SPREAD residue management systems

CLAAS TERRA TRAC tracked assembly (635 mm or 890 mm) with hydro-pneumatic suspension or 900/60 R32 16 A8 tyres

Unique CLAAS HYBRID threshing and separation technology: APS pre-accelerated separation system with ROTO PLUS twin longitudinal rotors

LEXION 750

LEXION 760

LEXION 770

LEXION 780

Threshing mechanism

APS pre-accelerated separation (1420 mm drum width)

APS pre-accelerated separation (1420 mm drum width)

APS pre-accelerated separation (1700 mm drum width)

APS pre-accelerated separation (1700 mm drum width)

Residual grain separation

ROTO PLUS twin longitudinal rotors (4.2 m rotor length)

ROTO PLUS twin longitudinal rotors (4.2 m rotor length)

ROTO PLUS twin longitudinal rotors (4.2 m rotor length)

ROTO PLUS twin longitudinal rotors (4.2 m rotor length)

Grain tank capacity

10,000 L

11,000 L

13,500 L

13,500 L

Engine

419 hp Perkins (Tier 3)

461 hp Perkins (Tier 3)

585 hp Mercedes-Benz (Tier 4)

626 hp Mercedes-Benz (Tier 4)

FROM $12/T

FROM $11/T

FROM $12/T

FROM $11/T

(6,000 TONNES x 5 YRS)

(7,000 TONNES x 5 YRS)

(10,000 TONNES x 3 YRS)

(12,000 TONNES x 3 YRS)

Examples only. Cost of ownership will depend on purchase price, finance costs, operating expenses and throughput. Quoted costs based on base models for LEXION 750 and 760 (Tier 3) with wheels and LEXION 770 and 780 (Tier 4) with TERRA TRAC. All calculations GST exclusive.

“The things you can do with this machine surpass any other combine I have ever driven.

Everything about it is fast and efficient.�

Peter Bach Bongeen, Qld Read the full story at goLEXION.com.au

NEW FOR 2018!

CONVIO draper front CLAAS CONVIO and CONVIO FLEX 1380, 1230 and 1080 draper fronts ensure smooth, reliable crop flow with minimal grain loss, even in lighter conditions or direct-cut canola.

CONVIO has a rigid knife bar that is ideal for use in cereals and canola. CONVIO FLEX features a flexible knife bar, table and side belts that enable the cutterbar to flex up to 90 mm upwards and 135 mm downwards, making it ideal to harvest pulse crops or lodged cereals or pulse crops that need to be harvested closer to the ground. CONVIO cutterbars provide the operator with a variety of assistance systems which can be operated from inside the cab. These include automatic reel torque control, automatic belt speed and AUTO CONTOUR FLEX, which ensures that the cutterbar is automatically adjusted to the optimal configuration.

VARIO variable cutterbar CLAAS VARIO 1380, 1230 and 1080 variable cutterbars deliver optimum performance in all crops and harvesting conditions. They can be adjusted from -10 cm to +60 cm ‘on the go’ for optimum throughput, flexibility and ease of operation. VARIO cutterbars are controlled from inside the cabin using the multi-function CMOTION lever. This new design means side-knives can be easily fitted without needing to use tools, saving even more time.

CLAAS LEXION does more The superior performance of CLAAS LEXION 700 combine harvester allows you to harvest more grain per hectare, cover more hectares per hour and operate for more hours per day.

Here’s proof.

The following table presents ‘real world’ harvesting data from CLAAS LEXION 700 combine harvesters equipped with TELEMATICS remote monitoring technology. It contains harvesting data drawn from locations throughout Australia.

This table confirms CLAAS LEXION 700 combine harvesters achieve extremely high throughput for hours on end (in some cases, around the clock), handle peak loads with ease and deliver unparalleled fuel efficiency.

We think you’ll be impressed – and even more so when you experience an on-farm demonstration this harvest. All it takes is a phone call.

LEXION 7501

LEXION 7602

LEXION 7703

LEXION 7804

Average yield (t/ha)

3.94

3.73

4.16

3.98

Average area (ha/day)

93.92

107.11

114.62

136.52

Total hours per day

11.49

11.16

12.03

13.74

Total tonnes per day

293

342.56

412.88

525.26

Maximum throughput (t/h)

47.57

50.76

65.67

61.62

Average throughput (t/h)

25.50

31.60

34.44

37.90

Average throughput (ha/h)

8.17

9.16

9.56

9.63

Fuel consumption (L/h)

64.58

69.13

74.59

79.74

Fuel consumption (L/ha)

7.47

8.19

8.30

6.25

Average 3 machines. 2Average 43 machines. 3Average 38 machines. 4Average 10 machines. Data available on request.

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CLAAS LEXION costs less Whichever way you look at it – cost per hour, cost per hectare or cost per tonne – CLAAS LEXION 700 sits on the right side of the ledger. Your local CLAAS Harvest Centre can show you the true cost of owning and operating a new CLAAS LEXION 700 combine harvester compared to your existing machine. You’re in for a real surprise.

The CLAAS LEXION Value Calculator compares six models in the CLAAS LEXION 700 series with more than 30 different models from other manufacturers. Importantly, these calculations are based on your information and assumptions. Your existing combine harvester and front.

Your crop sizes, yields, operating speed and grain losses. Your operating costs, including fuel, parts and service. Your financial details, including trade-in, down payment, depreciation, interest rates and terms.

We’ve found that even small differences in throughput, fuel efficiency and grain loss means the cost-of-ownership can vary by up to 20 percent between different makes and models.

These differences can easily add up to more than $100,000 over three, four or five years.

These potential savings can be even greater once trade-ins, the ability to replace two single rotor combine harvesters with a single LEXION 700 combine harvester or the opportunity to expand your cropping operation are considered.

The hidden cost of grain loss Grain losses during harvesting can seriously impact crop profitability. CLAAS LEXION allows you to precisely monitor and adjust the front, drum, concave and sieve settings to minimise grain loss.

Or choose the optional CLAAS Electronic Machine Optimisation System (CEMOS), which automatically adjusts the settings to maximise grain quality, throughput or fuel efficiency. Independent testing conducted in 2017 on a leading corporate farm showed LEXION reduced grain losses by an impressive 3.4% compared to a single rotor combine harvester operating in the same paddock. In a crop yielding 2 t/ha worth $350/t, even a 1% reduction in grain loss can be worth $7/ha. That equates to $14,000 a year in a 2000 ha crop or $70,000 over five years.

Ask your CLAAS dealership or agronomist to undertake a grain loss assessment of your combine harvester – or even better, a side-by-side demonstration with CLAAS LEXION this season.

CLAAS LEXION 750 WITH CONVIO 1230 FRONT 3 YEARS

5 YEARS

Purchase price

$500,000

$500,000

Depreciation

$250,000

$350,000

Interest (@ 4% pa)

$31,296

$44,244

Total cost-of-ownership (excluding fuel, service and labour)

$281,296

$394,244

Cost-of-ownership per hectare: 2,000 ha per year 3,000 ha per year 4,000 ha per year Cost-of-ownership per tonne: 4,000 t per year 6,000 t per year 8,000 t per year

$47/ha $31/ha $23/ha

$39/ha $26/ha $20/ha

$23/t $16/t $12/t

$20/t $13/t $10/t

CLAAS LEXION 750

FROM $26/HA OR $13/T OVER 5 YEARS!*

11,500 L grain tank with electric steel grain tank covers 419 hp Perkins 2206D engine (Tier 3) with DYNAMIC COOLING

Cost of ownership will depend on purchase price, finance costs, operating expenses and throughput. All calculations GST exclusive.

High capacity 3XL (8.5 m) unloading auger

Steer ready CEBIS yield mapping TELEMATICS (3-year licence) Air suspension driver’s seat

STANDARD CUT straw chopper and chaff spreader

APS threshing system (1420 mm drum width) and ROTO PLUS twin longitudinal rotors (4.2 m rotor length) with JET STREAM (6 turbine fans)

900/60 R32 176 A8 tyres (front) 500/85 24 x 275 IMP tyres (rear)

CLAAS LEXION 770 TT WITH CONVIO 1230 FRONT 3 YEARS

5 YEARS

Purchase price

$750,000

$750,000

Depreciation

$375,000

$525,000

Interest (@ 4% pa)

$46,776

$65,976

Total cost-of-ownership (excluding fuel, service and labour)

$421,766

$590,976

Cost-of-ownership per hectare: 4,000 ha per year 5,000 ha per year 6,000 ha per year Cost-of-ownership per tonne: 8,000 t per year 10,000 t per year 12,000 t per year

$35/ha $28/ha $23/ha

$30/ha $24/ha $20/ha

$18/t $14/t $12/t

$15/t $12/t $10/t

CLAAS LEXION 770 TERRA TRAC FROM $28/HA OR $14/T OVER 3 YEARS!* Steer ready CEBIS yield mapping TELEMATICS (3-year licence) CEMOS AUTOMATIC CEBIS TOUCH MOBILE terminal CEBIS/QUANTIMETER printer Grain quality camera Rear view camera Deluxe ventilated driver’s seat with air suspension

13,500 L grain tank with hydraulic steel grain tank covers 585 hp Mercedes OM473LA engine (Tier 4) with DYNAMIC COOLING

Cost of ownership will depend on purchase price, finance costs, operating expenses and throughput. All calculations GST exclusive.

Automatic central greasing system

High capacity 7XL (9.7 m) unloading auger

SPECIAL CUT II straw chopper, power spreader and chaff blower

635 mm TERRA TRAC tracks (front) 710/60 R30 x 335 IMP tyres (rear) Four-link rear axle APS threshing system (1700 mm drum width) and ROTO PLUS twin longitudinal rotors (4.2 m rotor length) with JET STREAM (8 turbine fans) and 4D cleaning system

“CEMOS takes over when you’re tired – first thing in the morning or late at night – which is exactly the same time when LEXION is able to work harder than a single rotor combine.”

Sean Kennedy Corop, Victoria Read the full story at goLEXION.com.au

Order now with confidence Order early and save up to $25,200 If you’re ready to do more but pay less, then it’s time to act. Order any new CLAAS LEXION 700 combine harvester with new CONVIO draper front before 28 February 2019 and receive a free upgrade to CLAAS CRUISE PILOT valued at $9,800 (ex GST). Want to save even more? Then order before 21 December 2018 and receive a two year extended warranty package worth $15,400 (ex GST) at no extra cost.

Guaranteed delivery Order your CLAAS LEXION 700 series combine before 21 December 2018 and CLAAS Harvest Centre will guarantee to deliver your new CLAAS LEXION by 30 June 2019, ready to harvest. If – for reasons beyond our control – your new machine is not ready, CLAAS Harvest Centre will provide you with the complimentary use of a fully-serviced, late-model CLAAS LEXION of comparable capacity to your ordered machine.

Ready to harvest Your CLAAS LEXION will be delivered ready to harvest. We’ll work closely with you during the first four weeks after delivery to make sure you know how to operate it to its full capacity and that your machine is performing exactly as you intended. And in the long term, you can be sure your machine will be fully maintained by expert service technicians at recommended service intervals, including a post-harvest inspection and pre-harvest service, and always using genuine parts.

Extended warranty CLAAS MAXI CARE flexible extended warranty program gives you peace of mind about reliability, operating costs and resale value. Combined with the confidence of knowing your machine will be maintained to factory specifications throughout the term of your contract, you’ll be protected against the unexpected.

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Gearing you up for success Everything you need CLAAS Harvest Centre services and supports the entire range of CLAAS combine harvesters, advanced technology tractors and telehandlers, AMAZONE cultivation, spraying and spreading technology and Seed Hawk precision airseeding technology. Each of these brands is recognised as a world leader, so you can be confident you are getting the very best solution for your situation.

24/7 service during harvest CLAAS Harvest Centre provides around-the-clock service, parts and support to keep your machinery operating at peak efficiency, particularly during harvest. Our in-field support is backed by extended warranty and service programs and advanced technical systems, including remote diagnosis. Our service teams include highly trained technicians, motivated apprentices and experienced parts specialists, supplemented with German factory-trained technicians during harvest.

Genuine parts Geraldton

Dalby Toowoomba Moree Narrabri Wagga Wagga Gippsland Esperance Katanning Northam Lake Bolac Warrnambool Colac Tasmania

South Gippsland Echuca

CLAAS Harvest Centre stocks an extensive inventory of spare parts, ensuring you have immediate access to what you need, when you need it. Our parts specialists can determine parts availability, check prices and place orders in ‘real time’ from our national parts warehouse in Melbourne. In most cases, ordered parts can be delivered to your farm within 24 hours.

CLAAS Financial Services Customised finance options CLAAS Financial Services offers a comprehensive range of financing options, including commercial hire purchase, chattel mortgage, finance lease, capital lease and operating lease arrangements. Ask us how we can develop a customised solution that best suits your business needs and cashflow.

Fast, professional service CLAAS Financial Services makes it easy to get on board a new CLAAS LEXION. Our low documentation process minimises the time-consuming and obtrusive nature of applying for finance. In most cases, we only need basic information about your farming enterprise and you’ll have an answer within 24 hours.

The global strength of Rabobank CLAAS Financial Services is operated by De Lage Landen Limited, a global finance company with AU$50 billion in assets. De Lage Landen is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the world’s leading agribusiness bank, Rabobank, which ranks among the world’s top 50 financial institutions.

The broadacre specialists The world’s best CLAAS AXION 900/800 has been named the world’s best tractor – not once, but twice!

With 11 models delivering 205 to 440 hp of on-demand power, category-leading fuel efficiency, your choice of smooth continuously variable or powershift transmission, unique four-point cabin suspension and smart on-board technology as standard, AXION 900/800 sets new benchmarks for performance, efficiency, versatility and comfort.

Smart move CLAAS SCORPION is a machine that you’ll keep finding more and more uses for. With its compact design, four-wheel steering and tight turning radius, it gets into places where a tractor can’t. Its maximum lift of up to 9 metres enables it to reach heights that a tractor can’t. And its VARIPOWER transmission, fixed displacement engine and intelligent control deliver power and agility that a tractor simply can’t match.

Intelligence and power CLAAS XERION 5000/4000 is the ultimate combination of power and intelligence. Its stateof-the-art steering, manoeuvrability, visibility and comfort outstrips anything ever seen before.

Choose from three models from 431 to 524 hp, all with permanent 4x4, all-wheel steering, four equal-sized tyres smooth continuously variable transmission for perfect traction.

Speed spraying AMAZONE sprayers are engineered to make transport, filling, spraying and cleaning as fast and as efficient as possible. Take your productivity to new levels with the all-new UX-01 Super series of trailed units up to 6,200 litres or UX trailed units up to 11,200 litres, both with booms up to 40 m. Drive yourself even further with a state-of-the-art AMAZONE Pantera 4502 selfpropelled sprayer with 1.8 to 3 m adjustable row spacing and optional 1.7 m clearance.

Twin spin perfection AMAZONE is the world leader in twin-disc centrifugal spreading technology. Available in a range of mounted and trailed models from 500 to 10,000 litres, spreading widths from 5 to 54 metres, operating speeds up to 30 km/h and a host of smart technology – including easy adjustment, integrated weighing cells, automatic calibration/adjustment systems, on-board electronic controller and section control technology – AMAZONE sets the benchmark for performance and ease of use.

Precision for all Seed Hawk delivers high precision seeding options for cropping operations of all sizes.

Available in 20’ to 84’ working widths over three series, Seed Hawk is engineered to get your crops in and out of the ground, sooner. The patented openers ensure accurate seed and fertiliser placement and depth control, regardless of terrain or trash. Combined with your choice of on-board bins or trailed grain carts, precision metering systems, sectional control and inter-row sowing technology, Seed Hawk makes precision seeding easy.

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Timing is everything A CLAAS LEXION 700 combine harvester not only maximises your harvesting efficiency, but costs significantly less to own and operate than a single rotor harvester. It’s time to find out for yourself.

Your local CLAAS Harvest Centre will configure a machine that meets your requirements exactly, provide a quote and a detailed estimate of the cost-of-ownership using a customised finance package from CLAAS Financial Services.

Visit goLEXION.com.au or contact your nearest CLAAS dealership today.

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