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4.2

Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2009 Year

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Got my hands on the Lexion 770, the one with the Perkins engine. I spend long days in the field and honestly, the power is plenty. The 12.5L has more than enough grunt. What surprised me was how easy it is to do daily maintenance. Motor access is wide open, just use the ladder - nothing blocks you. Radiator swings out easy, air filter pops off without any tool. You can check everything in a few minutes before starting. But some covers and ladders still could be sturdier, feels a bit rattly at times after a few seasons. Night lights for maintenance are useful. These small details make a difference when you are dead tired. Not much to complain about except maybe the price - these machines are never cheap, but at least the engine is solid.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion

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We have all imported equipment, but this season Lexions from Klaas showed themselves especially well. We bought them recently, last year. For a long time we were looking for a powerful and productive combine with a wide-cut header, because the yield is high, 50-55 kg ha and more. The Lexions proved to be great.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2008 Year

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I’ve been in a bunch of different machines, this Lexion, the screen and button setup definitely stand out. Love that I don’t need special training just to set speed or heads, even the newbies we had could figure it out fast. The dust fan and adjustable bits cut down cleaning time for sure, but not loving that there’s more things to keep track of now. Jetstream clean system actually gets the grain real clean out of the box, less double work - that’s a plus. Not crazy about the cost, but service intervals are better than our last rig so less downtime. It’s comfy for long days, though visibility out the back isn’t as good as I hoped for. If you’re thinking about it, maybe check what tech you really need... some of it’s just there to look fancy.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2010 Year

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Used the Claas Lexion for rice last season. Massive crop flow, this feeder system eats through more material than what I'm used to. The drum speed and rotor can be set from inside, makes it a lot easier than some other brands. Changing crops was fast, swapping concaves didn't take long at all - it's kinda universal-build down there. Fuel use seemed normal, maybe a little less than our previous oldie. Overload protection saved my back twice when I hit rocks. Not crazy about the seat, could be comfier for long shifts, but it's fine. Happy with the reliability so far, but wish the belts were standard instead of chain drive; less hassle in the long run.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2010 Year

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From my use, the Lexion's engine consistently provides ample power, but maintenance requires precise procedures to ensure optimal operation.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion 480

2001 Year

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I recently had the chance to operate the Claas Lexion 480. First impressions? It's solidly built. The cab ergonomics are decent, making extended usage pretty manageable. However, while the performance is reliable, I did find the steering slightly less smooth compared to more modern variants. Maintenance so far has been straightforward, and accessibility to main components makes self-servicing easier. The engine's reliability is a big plus; it powers through tasks without any noticeable hiccups.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2009 Year

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Used the Claas Lexion recently during a harvest. Its grain handling capacity is remarkable, but the interface could be smoother. Also, adjusting to the machine's scale took some time considering its size. Overall, it's a reliable piece of equipment.

3.6

Grain harvester Claas Lexion

2011 Year

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Worked a Lexion a couple harvests ago. APS and Roto Plus systems handle a ton of crop - didn’t see it even slow down when stuff got thick. Can switch from straw chopping to spreading out of the cab, saves a bunch of time, that’s nice when you’re on your own. Had some hassle with the straw chopper bearings once, nothing major but you gotta keep an eye on it. I’d say reliability is solid, but do watch wear parts, especially after heavy runs. Controls are a mixed bag, lotta settings, can take a bit to figure them all out. Pricewise, what do you expect from new gear? Never gonna be cheap, but it's on par with what you get.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion 780

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After 1.5 years of working with the Claas Lexion 780 combine harvester, I have formed a certain opinion about this machine. The combine is decent, but there are some drawbacks. Firstly, last season we had bearing failures. But that was our mistake - we overlooked it. The combine was in repair for only 2 days, but it caused a significant downtime in harvesting operations. Fuel economy is an impossible task, as the equipment needs to be fueled with high-quality diesel. We order it from abroad, which incurs additional expenses.

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Grain harvester Claas Lexion 460

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My Claas Lexion 460 combine harvester has been in use for 13 years. There are no complaints - the machine works like new. The quality of threshing is top-notch. Fuel consumption is economical. There have been minor malfunctions, but armed with information from the Internet, we easily fixed them. If there is a significant breakdown, we will have to order factory parts. Fortunately, we haven't encountered anything like that so far.

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