A Claas Jaguar 820 is a forage harvester—a self-propelled machine designed to cut and chop grass, legumes, and other forage crops for silage or direct feeding. Claas is a leading European manufacturer of agricultural machinery, particularly known for combine harvesters and forage equipment used in dairy and livestock farming operations.
This 1995 model is equipped with a 340 horsepower engine and four-wheel drive configuration, providing the power and traction needed for field work in varied conditions. The machine features a 20-knife chopping drum with automatic sharpening and automatic shear bar adjustment, enabling consistent and efficient cutting performance. An air seat and AutoPilot valve are fitted for operator comfort and ease of operation.
The harvester was maintained by a single local farmer who used it exclusively for chopping grass. The original tachometer was replaced at 3217 hours; the current tachometer shows 2,286 hours, bringing the total machine hours to 5,503. The drive tires (650/75R32 Radials) are relatively new with approximately 90 percent tread remaining. A custom auxiliary hydraulic system with high-flow capacity and rear remote outlets has been installed, supporting flexible attachment and implement operation. The forage wagon spout has been recently replaced.
This machine is sold as-is with an engine that is not functional. It is located in Washington, USA.
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