FS25 CLAAS Jaguar 800 Series V1.0

The JAGUAR 800 model series had an advance premiere with a small preproduction run in 1993.
From the 1994 season, the new forage harvester generation was then available to all customers. The new series was fitted with engines delivering 228 kW (310 hp) to 354 kW (481 hp).
Installed behind the steering axle crosswise to the direction of travel, simple direct-drive systems provided an optimum supply of cooling air and easy access to the inside of the machine.
In preparation for harvesting grass silage, for example, the CORN CRACKER could simply be rolled to the rear and replaced with a grass shaft.
This innovative configuration has set the trend for the state-of-the-art forage harvesters on the market today.
Thanks to the favourable drive axle loading, it became possible for the first time to attach eight-row maize headers. The exceptional visual design of the new CLAAS forage harvesters inspired confidence at first glance.
The spacious cab featured a curved front windscreen and sloping roof, for the first time providing two seats, for the driver and a passenger when required. Central lubrication was also included.
An accelerator was placed directly behind the CORN CRACKER to speed up the forage crop flow.
A significant power milestone was passed in 2001, with 445 kW (605 hp) under the bonnet of the JAGUAR 900.
Even the smallest model in the family delivered a highly impressive 236 kW (321 hp).
The proven basic structure and visual design were taken over essentially unchanged from the predecessor family, with some new features such as mudguards above the wheels steering the machine, and the contemporary tailgate design.
The driver workstation was completely redesigned, however. All functions were easily set and monitored from the terminal. For example, the cutting cylinder sharpening process could be controlled from the driver’s seat, and the optimum shear bar setting could be selected.
To ensure that the JAGUAR could be on the spot, ready to start work, at the same time as the tractor and transport vehicles, as from the 2003 season, there was a fast travel SPEEDSTAR version available by request, with a top speed of 40 km/h.

Claas Jaguar 820-880
Category: Harvesters
Price: $100,000
Power: 310-481 hp
Max. speed: 25 kph
Capacity: 550 L

Claas Jaguar 830-900
Category: Harvesters
Price: $140,000
Power: 321-604 hp
Max. speed: 40 kph
Capacity: 920 L

Claas PU300HD Pickup
Category: Headers
Price: $22,000
Working width: 3.0m
Working speed: 14 kph

Claas RU450
Category: Headers
Price: $30,000
Required power: 335 hp
Working width: 4.5m
Working speed: 10 kph

Claas RU600
Category: Headers
Price: $46,000
Required power: 410 hp
Working width: 6m
Working speed: 10 kph

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing such detailed information about the history and specifications of the Claas Jaguar 800 Series forage harvesters. It's fascinating to learn about the advancements and innovations that were introduced in this model series over the years.

The transition of the Jaguar 800 model series from a small preproduction run in 1993 to becoming available for all customers in 1994 marked a significant moment for the forage harvester market. The increase in engine power from 228 kW (310 hp) to 354 kW (481 hp) provided customers with a wide range of power options to suit their harvesting needs.

The placement of the engine behind the steering axle crosswise to the direction of travel, along with the direct-drive systems for cooling air supply, showcased a thoughtful design aimed at efficiency and accessibility.

The versatility of the forage harvester, allowing for easy adaptation between harvesting grass silage and corn cracking, demonstrated the innovative approach taken by Claas to meet the diverse requirements of farmers.

The introduction of features like central lubrication, the ability to attach eight-row maize headers, a spacious and comfortable cab with two seats, and the inclusion of an accelerator behind the corn cracker all contributed to making the Jaguar series a standout option in the market.

The power milestone reached in 2001 with the Jaguar 900 model featuring 445 kW (605 hp) highlighted Claas's commitment to pushing the boundaries of performance in forage harvesting.

The details you provided about the various models in the Jaguar 800 Series, including prices, power ranges, speeds, and capacities, give a comprehensive overview of the options available for farmers looking to invest in these high-performing machines.

Overall, the Claas Jaguar 800 Series appears to have been a pioneering range of forage harvesters that not only set industry standards but also showcased continuous innovation and customer-focused design principles.