Claas Lexion 7700 TERRA TRAC Combines

CLAAS Lexion 7700 TERRA TRAC

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General overview

The Claas Lexion 7700 TERRA TRAC is a combine harvester designed for grain harvesting in field crop operations. It is powered by a 12.4 L diesel engine rated at 524 kW (713 hp), giving it a high-power class suited to large-scale harvest work. Track propulsion is part of its operating setup.

This model is built around a 12,500 L (3,302 US gal) grain tank and an unloading rate of 180 L/s (5.1 bu/s), supporting extended harvesting runs before offloading. Its Tier 4F emission standard level, 5.1 m² (54.9 sq ft) sieve area, and 1.3 m² (14 sq ft) concave area reflect a combine configured for crop processing and grain handling during harvest.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

Germany

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,490 mm

~137.4 in

3,960 mm

~155.9 in

9,950 mm

~391.7 in

21,400 kg

~47,179 lb

Engine Power

524 kW

Emission standard level

Tier 4F

Grain tank size

12,500 L

Peak unloading rate

4 bu/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

12,400 cu(cm)

Fuel tank

303 ga

Type of propulsion

Track

Sieve area

5.1 sq(m)

Unloading rate

5.1 bu/sec

Concave area

1.3 sq(m)

Rated power

524 kW

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No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare the machine’s condition, location, configuration, and service history.

The supplied specifications list track propulsion, a 12,500 L grain tank, 524 kW (702.7 hp) engine power, a 5.1 m² (54.9 sq ft) sieve area, and unloading rates of 4 bu/s and 5.1 bu/s.

The Lexion 7700 TERRA TRAC uses a Diesel engine with 12,400 cc displacement. Its listed emission standard is Tier 4F.

The listed engine and rated power are 524 kW (702.7 hp).

The Claas Lexion 7700 TERRA TRAC uses Diesel fuel. Its listed fuel tank capacity is 1,147 L (303 US gal).

The supplied data identifies this machine as a combine. Its listed grain tank, sieve area, concave area, engine power, unloading rate, and track propulsion indicate harvesting use, but the data does not confirm specific crops or field conditions.

The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan. Assess service records, operating hours, engine condition, track condition, threshing and cleaning components, unloading equipment, and signs of wear before purchase.

Check service records, operating hours, engine and fuel-system condition, tracks, threshing and cleaning components, grain tank and unloading system, hydraulic functions, electronics, and visible leaks or structural damage. Confirm that all fitted equipment matches the listing.