A Claas Jaguar 960 is a self-propelled forage harvester, a machine designed to cut, chop, and collect grass, silage, and other forage crops for livestock feed. Claas is a leading European manufacturer of agricultural machinery serving arable and grassland farming across multiple continents. The Jaguar series represents the company's premium range of self-propelled harvesters, built for high-capacity operations on medium to large farms.
This 2013 model is equipped with four-wheel drive, a configuration that provides traction and stability in soft ground and challenging terrain conditions typical of silage harvest seasons. The machine is powered by a 623 horsepower engine and rides on large 710R38 rubber tyres. It has been fitted with a rock detection system to protect the chopping mechanism from stone damage. Total operating hours stand at 1,391, with only 1,063 cutter hours—indicating very light use for a machine of this age and class.
The harvester is a single-owner machine with no recorded custom work or modifications. It has never been used to chop corn. The machine has been stored indoors, which typically results in better preservation of paint, seals, and internal components. It has been fully serviced and mechanically run through a workshop and is sold field-ready. The asking price is $295,000, and the machine is offered with warranty coverage.
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