Claas Lexion 6000

Additional Notes

• Cooling system capacities across the Claas Lexion 6000 series range from 60 to 80 liters, reflecting meaningful differences in engine thermal management requirements between the smaller and larger models in the lineup.
• The Lexion 6600 with the CS84 engine carries a 60-liter cooling system capacity, the lowest figure among the configurations listed, which corresponds to a smaller engine displacement relative to the higher-numbered variants.
• The Lexion 6700 and 6800 in standard CS84 configuration both share a 68-liter cooling system capacity, indicating equivalent cooling circuit sizing despite the difference in model designation.
• The Lexion 6800 with the CS84 engine appears in two separate entries with differing capacities of 68 and 80 liters, suggesting the presence of distinct equipment configurations or optional cooling circuit arrangements within the same model and engine pairing.
• The Lexion 6900 and one configuration of the 6800, both with the CS84 engine, share an 80-liter cooling system capacity, representing the largest volume specified across the series.
• Standard CS84 configurations across the 6700, 6800, and 6900 models use a time-based change interval of 48 months, meaning coolant replacement is tied to calendar time rather than machine operating hours.
• The Tier 3/Stage IIIA emissions-certified variants of the Lexion 6700 and 6800 use a 3000-hour change interval rather than a calendar-based schedule, a distinction that reflects the different service planning approach common in older-emissions-standard engines often used in markets or applications outside stricter regulatory zones.
• Both Tier 3/Stage IIIA entries, covering the 6700 and 6800 with CS84 engines, share an identical 72-liter cooling system capacity and the same 3000-hour change interval, setting them apart from their standard-emissions counterparts in both volume and service scheduling.