Deutz-Fahr·Harvesters

Combine harvester Deutz-Fahr C7205

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Self-propelled grain combine, 310 hp, with a Stage V engine, turbo-separator and Commander Cab V; for cereals, rapeseed and sunflower.

Main advantages

  • 8500 l grain tank — fewer unloading stops
  • 90 l/s unloading — quick tank emptying
  • 5.00–7.50 m headers — width to suit the field
  • Commander Cab V — good view, work lights
  • Turbo-separator — extra grain separation

Overview

About this product

A self-propelled grain combine harvester in the 310 hp class with a Mercedes-Benz Stage V engine, built for cereals; optional conversion kits adapt the header to rapeseed and sunflower. The threshing drum has an electric speed variator, and a turbo-separator and straw walkers complete the separation of grain from straw.

The straw walkers have five elements. The Commander Cab V offers all-round visibility and work lights, and Varicrop headers are chosen by cutting width.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandDeutz-Fahr
Equipment typeCombine harvester
ModelC7205
Power310 HP
ConditionNew
Engine displacement7.7 L
Emission stageStage V
Top speed25 km/h
Wheelbase3890 mm
Fuel tank750 L
Grain tank capacity8500 L

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