Claas Lexion 770 TT

Field Performance and Reliability

Operating a Claas Lexion 770 TT is a different experience compared to wheeled machines. The Terra Trac system is the real highlight here; it turns challenging, soft, or muddy terrain into a standard day at the office. You’re not just floating over the field; you’re protecting your soil structure while keeping your forward speed consistent where others would be struggling with traction.

Living with the Machine

The Mercedes-Benz engine under the hood is a workhorse, but it demands proper maintenance. This isn't a machine you can neglect and expect to perform at 100% capacity during harvest.

• The APS Hybrid system is the core of its efficiency. It separates grain effectively, and when integrated with Cemos Automatic, the machine practically tunes itself to the crop conditions.
• Service accessibility is well-engineered. Daily checks are straightforward, provided your crew is trained on the specifics of the hydraulic and drive systems.
• Operator comfort: The cab is quiet and spacious. After a 12-hour day, you don't feel like you’ve been through a physical battle, which is essential for maintaining accuracy in late hours.

Fuel consumption is proportional to the massive throughput this machine handles. If you're looking for a harvester that minimizes downtime and maximizes grain quality, this model justifies its operational costs through raw performance. It’s built for heavy-duty, long-term use where every hour of harvest window counts.