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Labels: CLAAS New Zealand - 2010 News, CLAAS Australia - 2010 News

The best is now even better!

WORLD HARVESTING giant CLAAS will unveil its new Lexion 700 + Terra Trac series of combine harvesters across Australia this spring.

Claas Arion Quick To Impress Canterbury Cropper

Canterbury mixed cropping farmer David Gorman trialled his first Claas tractor in October last year. That machine, a Claas Arion 610, is now the main workhorse on his Highbank farm and David is already contemplating another Claas tractor.

Functionality And Backup Key Reasons For CLAAS Switch

When large scale Northland farming operation Tapora Trust went looking for two new tractors last year, simplicity, functionality and backup service were at the top of the shopping list.

Precision Farming

Satellite-assisted systems

Every centimetre counts. Whatever your choice of automatic steering system, you can upgrade it at any time to incorporate future developments. This applies to the terminal technology, and likewise to all relevant differential correction signals.

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Mechanical and optical systems

Two mechanical touch sensors determine the position of the machine, send impulses to the steering unit and guide the machine automatically. Having the optimum position in all conditions is the key to enhanced performance and higher efficiency.

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Telematics

The CLAAS TELEMATICS feature enables you to access all the important data for your combine any time, anywhere via the Internet. Enjoy the benefits of CLAAS TELEMATICS. Quickly compare the performance and harvesting data for your combine ...

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Yield mapping

The yield mapping systems for the AGROCOM combine harvesters and forage harvesters generate highly informative yield maps and are compatible with the AGRO-NET planning systems.

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