The Claas Lexion 480 introduced last year, was the first machine from the company to use a rotary threshing system. So do the smaller Lexions use the same technology? They don’t use rotors but some other parts are identical, reports Mick Roberts
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The Claas Lexion 480 introduced last year, was the first machine from the company to use a rotary threshing system. So do the smaller Lexions use the same technology? They don’t use rotors but some other parts are identical, reports Mick Roberts
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Mick Roberts
