CLAAS is an agricultural machinery manufacturer based in Harsewinkel, Germany, in the federal state of North Rhine Westphalia.
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In 1930, the development of the first CLAAS combine harvester began, initially as machines using the fore-cut principle.
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CLAAS continued to grow steadily and presented new products for forage harvesting such as mowers, tedders, windrowers, loader wagons and trailed forage harvesters.
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CLAAS is well known as harvest specialist, offering combine harvesters in various sizes.
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CLAAS offers the two smaller combine product families, the TUCANO and AVERO.
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CLAAS is considered as world market leader in the silage chopper market.
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Since 2019, CLAAS has offered an optional track system for the AXION 900 series, instead of the rear wheels, called TERRA TRAC.
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CLAAS produces forage harvesters and the XERION tractor in Harsewinkel.
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CLAAS machines have been harvesting in North American fields since the 1950s.
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Production company CLAAS Omaha has been manufacturing LEXION combine harvesters since 1999.
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