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PHOTO - a different make of green tractors

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David in Englan

07-24-2006 14:14:22

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Hi Gang;
One of the recently launched Claas range of tractors built in France. Claas have bought a share of Renault (who make trucks & cars as well) and are branding them Claas in certain countries.
This is approx 200HP model.
Next photo shows plough it pulls.
Cheers David

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TomR Ont

07-24-2006 23:49:13

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to David in England, 07-24-2006 14:14:22

The colour looks real close to the 1970s Yanmar,
before they went red.

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Roy in UK

07-24-2006 22:53:07

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to David in England, 07-24-2006 14:14:22

Hi David,
Claas bought 80% share of Renault Agriculture in October 2005,now I think all of the tractors produced are branded as Claas. The Renault Agriculture website has now disappeared.

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YUGROTCART

07-24-2006 17:43:03

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to David in England, 07-24-2006 14:14:22

We have a Claas dealer right up the road here in Ontario Canada. Lots of good lookin green equipment.

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phillip d

07-24-2006 16:27:42

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to David in England, 07-24-2006 14:14:22

is Claas owned by Agco?They look alot like a Fendt or maybe a big Massey/Challenger or somthing along those lines???phill.

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Don-Wi

07-25-2006 00:23:56

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to phillip d, 07-24-2006 16:27:42

I always thought they were as Our local Agco/Massey dealer (Vanderloop Imp.) sells Class too, they also sell Fendt and a few other BIG names from Agco.

If not I wonder why Agco didn't pull the plug yet? Maybe it's cause they're the only Fendt dealer in the area, and they've got several awards on the wall to show how many they've sold.....

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Roy in UK

07-25-2006 02:21:22

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to Don-Wi, 07-25-2006 00:23:56

A few Massey dealers sold Claas equipment here too, one reason (and I was told this by a MF rep ! ) is because the MF combines were no where nearly as good as the Claas. By comparison the MF combines seemed "tinny" and unreliable. Fendts are very good tractors. Just to confuse matters, Renault and Fendt used to use the same German engines (M.W.M.) which were reknowned for their high torque and low fuel consumption. M.W.M. are now part of the Deutz group.

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Roy in UK

07-24-2006 22:42:56

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to phillip d, 07-24-2006 16:27:42

No Claas is not owned by Agco, I do not think Claas are owned by anyone! I think we are getting to the stage whereby all tractors are beginning to look alike. All but the very largest Claas tractors use John Deere Engines, the largest the "Atles" range use Deutz. They seem to be a very tough tractor from reports that I hear. The Renaults were very good indeed, but the "White flag " remark reminded me of what one farmer said to me when he saw mine "I would buy one tomorrow if they were not French!" a stupid remark really because a lot of MF tractors that were (and indeed are, with the closure of the Coventry factory) made in France. Now Renaults are called Claas it seems to have really improved sales! "That which we call a rose...."

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07-24-2006 15:08:39

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to David in England, 07-24-2006 14:14:22

Looks like a stout built little feller.

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Midwest redneck

07-24-2006 14:16:35

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to David in England, 07-24-2006 14:14:22

If it is from France where is the white flag?

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Vacherie

07-24-2006 19:09:26

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to Midwest redneck, 07-24-2006 14:16:35

GMC looks like they are also raising the white flag to French Renault.

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Roy in UK

07-24-2006 14:37:41

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to Midwest redneck, 07-24-2006 14:16:35

The Renault tractor I had caused the International it replaced to show a white flag! Even the local Ford agent called them "The yellow peril", he admitted that once a farmer had tried one of those, he knew he had probably lost a sale.

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Rauville

07-24-2006 16:16:59

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to Roy in UK, 07-24-2006 14:37:41

Well, think if things go as some folks suggest. When Renault buys into General Motors, we will probably see these at the Chevy / GMC dealers.

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richard in nz

07-26-2006 04:40:00

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Re: PHOTO - a different make of green tractors in reply to Rauville, 07-24-2006 16:16:59

Claas is owned by the Claas family, the tractor in the picture has a Deere power systems engine driving to a Gima gearbox and back axle,the same as used by Massey Ferguson, with a Bosch hydraulic system. The front axle is Carraro.

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