Claas LEXION 510 Combine Harvester Specs

Category: Combines / Harvesters ➔
Manufacturer: Claas ➔
Model: LEXION 510 ➔

Engine

Claas LEXION 510 Combine Harvester Engine specifications
Displacement	402.80 cu in (6,600.72 cu cm)
Engine Make	2236
Engine Model	C 6.6
Number Of Cylinders	6
Power	232.00 hp (173.01 kw)
Power Measured @	2100 rpm

Grain Handling

Claas LEXION 510 Combine Harvester Grain Handling specifications
Grain Tank Capacity	207.2 bu
Unloading Speed	2 bu/sec

Operational

Claas LEXION 510 Combine Harvester Operational specifications
Fuel Capacity	158.60 gal (600.30 l)

Threshing

Claas LEXION 510 Combine Harvester Threshing specifications
Concave Area	1643.1 in2
Rotor Diameter	23.70 in (60.20 cm)
Rotor Length	56.00 in (142.24 cm)
Rotor Speed - High	1150 rpm
Rotor Speed - Low	395 rpm

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Claas LEXION 510 Combine Harvester Specs

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