Claas LEXION 8700TT Combines
Claas LEXION 8700TT
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Claas LEXION 8700TT is a combine harvester built for large-scale field harvesting in grain crop production. Produced in Germany for 2023, it combines a 460 kW (626 hp) diesel engine with Stage V emissions compliance for continuous harvest work.
The machine uses a TERRA TRAC drive type and a 2-rotor (APS SYNFLOW HYBRID) separator system. Key capacity figures include a 15,000 L (3,963 US gal) grain tank, a 12,000 mm (39 ft 4 in) unloading auger, and unloading rates of 110 L/min (29.1 gpm) with a peak of 180 L/min (47.6 gpm). Its cleaning package includes a 6 m² (64.6 sq ft) sieve area and a 1 m² (10.8 sq ft) concave area.
Year
2023
Country of manufacturing
Germany
General specifications
Engine Power
626 hp
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Stage V
Engine type
diesel
Displacement
15 cu(m)
Fuel tank
1,150 L
Grain tank size
15,000 L
Peak unloading rate
180 L/min
Drive type
TERRA TRAC
Separator type
2-rotor (APS SYNFLOW HYBRID)
Sieve area
6 sq(m)
Total cleaning area (louvered)
6 sq(m)
Unloading auger length
12,000 mm
Unloading rate
110 L/min
Concave area
1 sq(m)
Additional Options
Optional 15,000 L (and up to 18,000 L on some configurations) grain tank; optional 180 L/s high-capacity unloading; optional pivoting spout; CEMOS automatic functions; TERRA TRAC undercarriage.
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Grant Pemberton

We put it through tough, wet high-moisture corn last harvest. Tailings stay low once it's set for the high-moisture corn. My only gripe is that it can plug in tough beans unless you back off.
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What is the average price of a Claas LEXION 8700TT?
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What are the key advantages of the Claas LEXION 8700TT?
Listed features include a 2-rotor (APS SYNFLOW HYBRID) separator, TERRA TRAC drive type, 15,000 L grain tank, and 6 m² total louvered cleaning area. Available options include CEMOS automatic functions, a pivoting spout, and higher-capacity unloading.
What type of engine does the LEXION 8700TT use?
The LEXION 8700TT uses a diesel engine meeting Stage V emission standards.
How much horsepower does the LEXION 8700TT have?
The listed engine power is 626 hp.
What fuel does the Claas LEXION 8700TT use?
The Claas LEXION 8700TT uses diesel fuel.
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
The supplied specifications identify this machine as a combine. Its 2-rotor (APS SYNFLOW HYBRID) separator, grain tank, cleaning area, and unloading system support grain-harvesting work, but the supplied data does not confirm specific crop or field suitability.
What is the expected lifespan of the LEXION 8700TT?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. Assess maintenance records, operating hours, drivetrain and separator condition, TERRA TRAC undercarriage wear, and the condition of the unloading and cleaning systems.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check maintenance records, operating hours, engine condition, separator and concave wear, cleaning system condition, grain tank and unloading auger operation, and TERRA TRAC undercarriage wear. Verify that all fitted options and automatic functions operate correctly.





