Claas Lexion 750

Efficiency at the edge of possibility

Claas Lexion combines have long established themselves as the benchmark for performance in the heavy-duty grain harvesting segment. The model's primary strength lies in its patented APS Synflow Hybrid threshing system, which integrates a traditional tangential threshing drum with an axial separation system. This setup allows the machine to maintain high throughput even when dealing with damp or difficult-to-thresh crops, while significantly minimizing grain breakage.

Strengths and Weaknesses

• Advantages: The CEMOS intelligent management system automatically optimizes machine settings in real-time, adjusting to specific field conditions. Its high residual value on the secondary market makes it a sound investment. The Terra Trac crawler track system ensures exceptional traction and minimizes soil compaction, making it ideal for challenging terrains.
• Considerations: The advanced technology requires highly qualified technical support. The cost of genuine spare parts is above average, which may make the model less viable for smaller farming operations with tight maintenance budgets.

Who is this for?

The Lexion is engineered for large-scale agricultural enterprises and professional harvesting contractors where every hour of downtime during the peak season carries a heavy price tag. If your objective is to harvest hundreds of hectares within a narrow optimal window while keeping field losses to an absolute minimum, this machine provides the reliability required to secure your yield.