Claas Lexion 6000

Additional Notes

• All Claas Lexion 6000 series configurations listed here carry a transfer case fluid capacity of 3.75 liters. In service contexts, a capacity figure at this level represents a standard service fill volume rather than a full overhaul or dry-fill quantity, meaning the housing retains residual fluid during a routine drain-and-refill procedure.
• The transfer case on each listed configuration is identified specifically as the engine drive transferbox. This distinguishes the unit from other drivetrain transfer points and clarifies that the 3.75-liter capacity applies to that particular assembly within the powertrain.
• The change interval across all listed variants is 500 hours or 12 months under normal use conditions, whichever comes first. The dual-trigger structure of hours and calendar time reflects the reality of agricultural equipment, where seasonal or low-utilization machines may accumulate few hours yet still require fluid replacement due to time-related fluid degradation.
• The Lexion 6700 and 6800 series each include a Tier 3/Stage IIIA emissions variant alongside the standard configuration. Despite the difference in engine emissions certification, the transfer case fluid capacity and change interval remain identical at 3.75 liters and 500 hours/12 months, indicating the transferbox specification is not affected by the emissions tier of the engine.
• TerraTrac variants of the Lexion 6700, 6800, and 6900 share the same 3.75-liter transfer case capacity as their wheeled counterparts. TerraTrac denotes a tracked undercarriage system, yet the engine drive transferbox specification does not differ between tracked and wheeled configurations within the same model designation.
• The Lexion 6600 is the only model in the listed data without a TerraTrac variant entry. All other models from the 6700 through the 6900 appear with both standard and TerraTrac configurations, each carrying the same transfer case fluid specification.