The Claas Jaguar 960 is a forage harvester, a self-propelled machine designed to cut and chop forage crops—primarily maize and grass—and either discharge the material into a trailing wagon or storage container. Claas is a major European manufacturer of agricultural machinery, with a long-established reputation for harvesting equipment across the cereal, forage, and silage sectors.
This 2012 model is a used machine located in Wisconsin. It operates with 5,100 engine hours and 4,300 cutting hours. The harvester is equipped with an Orbis 750 cutting head configured for 10-row operation, paired with a PU380 pickup head. Both cutting heads are available with this sale.
The machine has undergone substantial recent reconditioning, with over $30,000 of workshop labour completed. This comprehensive service included replacement of upper and lower feedroll wearbars, new upper and lower feed roll bearings, and replacement of rear upper roll bearings. The triangle gearbox and feed roll drive gearbox were both resealed. The smooth roll bearing and scraper assembly was replaced entirely, and new knives and associated hardware were fitted. A new shearbar was installed, and the cutting cylinder bearings were replaced. Additional work encompassed replacement of the grindstone, new accelerator bearings and paddles, and a complete service schedule covering valve adjustment and servicing of all gearboxes.
The condition is used; however, the scope and recency of the reconditioning work mean the machine's critical wear components and drivetrain have been renewed or restored to serviceable condition.
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