The season may be over, but your machinery still has a job to do—staying in top shape for next year. A thorough post-harvest inspection is essential, no matter the machine or brand. From combines to cultivators, we’ve got the expertise to identify wear, prevent costly breakdowns, and get your gear field-ready when it counts.
And while you’re at it, winter is the perfect time to give your tractor a once-over. With fewer hours on the clock and more time in the shed, it’s a smart window to tackle any issues before they become problems.
Let’s get ahead of the next season—book your inspection today.
The advantages of a Post-Harvest Inspection
Reduce downtime next season: ensure your machine gets a full inspection, using the structured post-harvest check, to be field ready and reliable.
Optimise performance: a well-maintained machine delivers peak efficiency, higher throughputs, and lower fuel consumption.
Maximize your machine life: catch wear and tear early.
Maximize resale value: a documented service history adds value and buyer confidence when it’s time to upgrade.
What does a CLAAS Post-Harvest Inspection include?
Checks and diagnosis: when entering the vehicle number into the ‘Inspection Pilot’ digital application, our CLAAS experts get a customised checklist for your machine, so all relevant points undergo analysis.
Digital documentation: results of the post-harvest inspection are recorded. Any weak points, defects or wear are documented. Potential corrective measures are also suggested at this stage.
Cost estimate: an estimate based on the condition of your machine and the recommended course of action will be provided.
Acceptance of order: we then get on with the job.
Key inspection areas on the LEXION
1. Threshing & separation system
Inspection of concaves, rotors, and wear components to ensure optimal grain handling, along with ensuring all these systems are adjusting correctly.
2. Grain handling & cleaning system
Checking sieve settings, grain elevator components, and air flow performance for maximum efficiency.
3. Belts, chains & drives
Assessing tension, alignment, and wear to prevent unexpected failures.
4. Powertrain inspections
Having a well serviced powertrain (engine, gearboxes, and hydraulic system) ensures the heart of the LEXION runs efficiently and reliably.
5. Calibration & software updates
Keeping your LEXION up to date with the latest software ensures you benefit from the newest operational features and improvements continuously developed by CLAAS.
6. Front attachment
Full front inspection of the front attachment.
Key inspection areas on the JAGUAR
1. Feeder system
Full inspection of the feeder roller and feeder safety systems.
2. Cutting cylinder
Full inspection including sharpening and shear bar systems.
3. Discharge system
Full inspection including accelerator, spout, transition chute, and wear liners.
4. MCC inspection and lubrication
Full inspection of the MCC condition, grease / winterise for winter storage to prevent bearing damage or roller corrosion.
5. Powertrain check
Having a well-serviced powertrain (engine, gearboxes, and hydraulic system) ensures the heart of the JAGUAR runs efficiently and reliably.
6. Electrical check
Including software updates and machine calibrations – ensure that you benefit from the latest updates.
7. Front attachment
Full inspection of the front attachment.
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