Claas Lexion 8800 TERRA TRAC Combines

CLAAS Lexion 8800 TERRA TRAC

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General overview

The Claas Lexion 8800 TERRA TRAC is a combine harvester for field crop harvesting. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 610 kW (830 hp) and meets Tier 4F emission standard level, placing it in a high-output class for large-scale harvest operations.

Its 18,000 L (4,755 US gal) grain tank supports extended harvesting intervals, while an unloading rate of 180 L/s (5.1 bu/s) helps move crop quickly during transfer. Track propulsion is used on this model, and the sieve area of 6.2 m² (66.7 sq ft) and concave area of 1.55 m² (16.7 sq ft) define its threshing and separation capacity.

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Manufacturer
Year

2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

Germany

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,750 mm

~147.6 in

3,990 mm

~157.1 in

9,980 mm

~392.9 in

22,400 kg

~49,383.6 lb

Engine Power

700 kW

Emission standard level

Tier 4F

Grain tank size

18,000 L

Peak unloading rate

5.1 bu/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

16,200 cu(cm)

Fuel tank

303 ga

Type of propulsion

Track

Sieve area

6.2 sq(m)

Unloading rate

5.1 bu/sec

Concave area

1.55 sq(m)

Rated power

610 kW

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22400 kg

9980 mm × 3750 mm × 3990 mm

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Listed advantages include track propulsion, an 18,000 L (4,755.1 US gal) grain tank, a 5.1 bu/s unloading rate, and 610 kW (818 hp) rated power. The supplied specifications also list 6.2 m² (66.7 sq ft) of sieve area.

The Lexion 8800 TERRA TRAC uses a Diesel engine with 16,200 cc displacement.

Rated power is 610 kW (818 hp).

The Claas Lexion 8800 TERRA TRAC uses Diesel fuel. Its listed fuel-tank capacity is 1,147 L (303 US gal).

The supplied data does not identify specific crops or harvesting jobs. It is a combine with track propulsion, an 18,000 L (4,755.1 US gal) grain tank, and a 5.1 bu/s unloading rate; suitability depends on crop, field conditions, and header configuration.

The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life. Assess maintenance history, operating hours, engine condition, track wear, threshing and cleaning components, and any repair records when evaluating an individual machine.

Check maintenance and repair records, operating hours, engine operation, fuel-system condition, track wear, grain tank and unloading-system function, and the condition of threshing, concave, sieve, and other harvesting components. Confirm the installed configuration matches the intended crop and field conditions.