The Claas Avero 240 is a grain harvester manufactured by Claas, a leading producer of agricultural harvesting machinery. Grain harvesters are used to cut, thresh, and collect cereal crops such as wheat, barley, and oats, separating grain from chaff and straw in a single pass through the field.
This 2017 model is powered by a Perkins diesel engine rated at 205 horsepower, with six in-line cylinders and a displacement of 7,010 cubic centimetres. The engine meets TIER 4 emissions standards. The machine is equipped with a hydrostatic transmission and a mechanical three-speed gearbox, providing flexible speed control during operation. The grain tank holds 5,600 litres, with a transfer capacity of 51 litres per second for rapid unloading.
The threshing system employs four shake sieves and an APS beating mechanism, designed to handle the normal crop flow typical of cereal harvesting. The machine is fitted with a straw chopper and includes a chaff spreader for even distribution across the field. A reversing mechanism is incorporated to clear blockages when needed. The cutting header is a Claas Vario 500, a variable-width model with a 5-metre working width, equipped with a crop divider, plant lifters, and an electrohydraulic coupler. The header features a finger-bar cutting mechanism and is configured for both cereal and oilseed rape harvesting.
The operator's cab includes automatic air conditioning with heating. The machine rides on 620/75-R26 drive tyres. According to the seller's records, the harvester has operated for approximately 1,956 hours (or 1,534 hours by an alternative meter). The machine is located in Romania and is available for immediate delivery. The seller provides a functional warranty at handover.
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