Posted by DLMKA on November 10, 2016 at 16:15:54 from (99.155.17.189):
In Reply to: Combine posted by Donald Lehman on November 10, 2016 at 14:18:05:
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I like the look of the lime green and white Claas machines but the feedback I've heard is customers in the US didn't like the "ugly" paint. They are sold in US mainly dressed in something close to Cat yellow. They are one of 2-3 manufacturers in the world with a Class 10 combine. Some nice touches in the cab, seems like it be a great machine to operate. Miserable to work on with all the DIN connectors on hydraulic hose and tubes though. No one carries DIN terminations in the US.
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