Claas 575R (Track) Combines

CLAAS 575R (Track)

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General overview

Claas 575R (Track) is a track combine harvester designed for grain harvesting in field operations. It uses a diesel engine with 8.8 L displacement and is rated at 259 kW (352 hp), with engine power listed at 274 kW (373 hp). The model was produced in Germany from 2005 to 2010 and is specified with Tier 2 or 3, transition emissions compliance.

The Claas 575R (Track) combines threshing cylinder and rotary separation, supported by a 120° threshing area wrap and a 5.1 m² (54.9 sq ft) sieve area. Its grain tank holds 10,572 L (2,793 US gal), and the unloading system is rated at 99 L/s (1,569 gpm) with a 7.38 m (24 ft 3 in) unloading auger length. The fuel tank capacity is 795 L (210 US gal), and propulsion is listed as hybrid.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

Country of manufacturing

Germany

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,700 mm

~145.7 in

3,870 mm

~152.4 in

13,180 mm

~518.9 in

19,000 kg

~41,887.9 lb

Engine Power

373 hp

Emission standard level

Tier 2 or 3, transition

Grain tank size

10,572 L

Peak unloading rate

99 L/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

8,800 cu(cm)

Fuel tank

795 L

Type of propulsion

Hybrid

Separator type

Threshing cylinder, Rotary separation

Threshing Area Wrap

120 deg

Sieve area

5.1 sq(m)

Unloading auger length

7.38 m

Unloading rate

99 L/sec

Rated power

352 hp

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10572 L

19000 kg

13180 mm × 3700 mm × 3870 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Claas 575R (Track). Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, hours, maintenance history, and configuration.

Listed features include hybrid propulsion, a threshing cylinder with rotary separation, a 10,572 L grain tank, and a 99 L/s unloading rate. It also has 278.1 kW (373 hp) engine power and a 5.1 m² sieve area.

The 575R (Track) uses a Diesel engine with 8,800 cc displacement.

The 575R (Track) has 278.1 kW (373 hp) engine power. Its rated power is 262.5 kW (352 hp).

The Claas 575R (Track) uses Diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 795 L (210 US gal).

The supplied information identifies the 575R (Track) as a combine with a threshing cylinder and rotary separation system. It does not confirm particular crop types or specific harvesting jobs.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 575R (Track). For a used machine, condition depends on maintenance history, operating hours, wear in threshing and separation components, and the condition of the engine and unloading system.

Check maintenance records, operating hours, engine condition, fuel and hydraulic systems, threshing and separation components, sieve area, grain tank, unloading auger, and tracks. Test controls and unloading operation, and inspect for leaks, damage, and excessive wear.