Claas Avero
Coolant capacity & service interval
Claas Avero coolant capacity ranges from 30 to 30.6 liters. Service intervals include checks every 10 hours and changes every 60 months. The data covers 8 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Avero 160 Stage IIIA, 560 (56000011-) (2019- ) |
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| Avero 160 Stage IV, 560 (56000011-) (2019- ) |
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| Avero 160 Stage V, 560 (56000011-) (2019- ) |
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| Avero 240 Stage IIIA, 560 (56000011-) (2019- ) |
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| Avero 240 Stage IV, 560 (56000011-) (2019- ) |
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| Avero 240 Stage V, 560 (56000011-) (2019- ) |
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| Avero 160, 450 (45000011-) (2012-2019) |
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| Avero 240, 451 (45000011-) (2012-2019) |
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Additional Notes
- The Claas Avero cooling system capacity splits along machine series lines: the 450 and 451 series (2012-2019) hold 30 liters, while the 560 series variants across the Avero 160 and Avero 240 hold 30.6 liters.
- The 0.6-liter difference between the 450/451 and 560 series is a service fill figure, meaning the stated capacity reflects the working volume of the cooling circuit rather than a dry overhaul fill.
- A 10-hour check interval applies to all configurations listed, which in agricultural machinery terms aligns with a daily or near-daily inspection routine during active harvesting seasons.
- The coolant change interval is 60 months across every listed configuration, meaning the service schedule is time-based rather than hour-based for the drain-and-refill service.
- Within the 560 series, Stage IIIA, Stage IV, and Stage V emission standard variants of both the Avero 160 and Avero 240 share an identical 30.6-liter capacity, indicating the emission control hardware differences between stages do not alter the cooling system volume.
- The Avero 160 and Avero 240 within the same series generation carry the same cooling system capacity, with 30 liters shared across the 450 and 451 series and 30.6 liters shared across all 560 series Stage variants.
- All eight configurations carry a normal use condition, meaning the 10-hour check and 60-month change intervals are not adjusted for any severe-duty operating classification in the specifications provided.