The Claas Lexion 760 is a grain harvester manufactured by Claas, a leading German producer of agricultural machinery serving arable and forage operations worldwide. Grain harvesters of this class are purpose-built to cut, thresh, and separate cereal crops with high efficiency and capacity, delivering clean grain to the tank while managing straw and chaff.
This 2014 model is located in Lithuania and shows 3,249 hours on the drum. It is equipped with a 900V header (cutting width 9.0 metres), which enables efficient harvesting across a wide swath. The machine features a rape extension, allowing it to handle oilseed rape crops in addition to cereals. Side knives are fitted to the cutting mechanism for improved cutting performance. A trolley for header transport and storage is included with the sale.
The harvester is fitted with both a straw chopper and a chaff spreader, enabling the operator to process and distribute crop residue across the field during harvest. The machine is also AutoTrac ready, meaning it is equipped to accept guidance systems for automated steering and row-following operation, improving precision and reducing operator fatigue during long harvest days.
The asking price is $117,000 USD. The machine is offered in used condition with the specifications and equipment described above.
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