As a new generation of high-performing forage harvesters, Claas unveiled the self-propelled JAGUAR 695 SL and MEGA series for the 1987–88 season.
The cab, which provided an even more user-friendly environment for the driver, was the most notable aspect of the new SL family.
The engines had a power range of 305 kW (410 hp) to 235 kW (316 hp).
With its staggered bisected blades, the redesigned V cutting cylinders reduced clamping pressures in the accelerator and produced a more consistent flow of fodder crops.
The number of V cylinder knives and the cylinder rotation speed were increased to improve crop flow.
Ground ear maize and entire plant silage harvesting attachments were among the other novelties.
Harvesters is the category for the Claas Jaguar 695.
Cost: $60,000.
340 horsepower
Maximum velocity: 25 kph
550 L is the capacity.
80 L is the capacity.
Grass pickup Claas PU300
Headers is the category; the cost is $12,000.
Working speed: 14 kph; working width: 3.0 m
Claas 6-row corn header; Headers category; cost: $16,000
Working speed: 10 kph; working width: 5.3 m

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