The Commandor 116 accompanied the Claas combine harvester epoch in the last decade of the previous millennium - the performance of the model built from 1993 to 1995 was already pioneering at that time. Today, this self-drive has long been a youngtimer legend, which is of course still in use in numerous agricultural enterprises. The cutting width of the combine is six metres. An eight-cylinder engine works in the Commandor that delivers 276 hp. The front track width is 2.75 metres, rear side it is designed for up to 2.90 metres. The driver's cab has a comfortable full-view cabin with fan and filter, but also compressor cooling system and heating. The model comes at the top edge of the grain tank at a height of 3.80 metres. Without a cutting trolley, the Commandor 116 brings it to a length of 7.70 metres. Also without a cutting unit, the weight of the self-propelled is 11.75 tonnes.
 
Safety Warning
 
 
Please note: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard due to small parts that can be swallowed.