30 years of experience.
It was 30 years ago that CLAAS presented the first combine harvester with full rubber tracks. With its superior on-road performance and ability to operate at higher speeds, this new technology overcame the disadvantages of the steel tracks which had been used until then. But this was just the first step in a whole series of developments and continuous optimisation measures. In 1994, CLAAS developed the TERRA TRAC half-track.
This new system impressed with its narrow transport widths and very smooth running characteristics. It was also possible to reduce the problem of the tracks "scrubbing" at the headland. 1997 saw the market launch of the new LEXION with TERRA TRAC. This means that CLAAS has over 30 years of experience in rubber crawler track technology and now 20 years of experience in series production of the TERRA TRAC drive systems.