MAIN OFFICE:
- 31-33 Marshall Court, Altona, VIC 3018, Australia
- Phone: 1800 4 CLAAS
- Website: golexion.com.au/
- Email: info@claashc.com.au
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News
Mid-size Amazone UX sprayer announced
A new Amazone trailed boom spray has been added to the company's line up.
Spraying
20 MAY 2020
CLAAS brings change to Xerion range
Tracks are now available on the CLAAS Xerion tractor.
Tractors
20 NOVEMBER 2019
New Scorpions boost reach
Claas has revealed five new models of Scorpion telehandlers.
Farm equipment
16 AUGUST 2019
New Lexion harvester promises increased capacity
Claas will launch its new Lexion harvesters at the Henty Machinery Field Days next month.
Harvesting
06 AUGUST 2019
Claas marks 150,000th tractor
Claas will produce two limited edition tractors to mark the production of its 150,000th tractor.
Tractors
29 MAY 2019
Claas introduces new satellite signals
Claas adds more flexibility to its GPS offering.
Farm equipment
25 MARCH 2019
Claas ISOBUS controller to make machinery operation easier
The new EASY app from Claas means an iPad can be used as a machine's task controller.
Farm equipment
20 MARCH 2019
Think about harvest costs differently
The per tonne cost of grain harvested can be a complex equation.
Agronomy
09 NOVEMBER 2018
Hardi self-propelled sprayers find new home in WA
Hardi self-propelled sprayers will soon be available through Claas Harvest Centres in WA.
Machinery
26 SEPTEMBER 2018
Claas flexes its harvester front muscles
New Convio draper fronts can be rigid or flexible.
Harvesting
10 AUGUST 2018
New Claas Axion offers plenty of power
High spec tractor has many bells and whistles
Tractors
06 APRIL 2018
When one spreader is not enough
Front and back covered with new Amazone spreader system
Tillage
14 MARCH 2018MAIN OFFICE:
- 31-33 Marshall Court, Altona, VIC 3018, Australia
- Phone: 1800 4 CLAAS
- Website: golexion.com.au/
- Email: info@claashc.com.au
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CLAAS Harvest Centre helps producers reassess their harvesting costs
Aiming to refocus thinking from purchase price, operating cost to cost per tonne of grain harvested
