Claas Lexion 700

Additional Notes

• Across all Claas Lexion 700 series configurations covered by these specifications, the transfer case fluid capacity is 4.5 liters. In drivetrain service, a consistent capacity figure across multiple variants typically reflects a shared transfer box assembly rather than model-specific units.
• Each specification row is designated for normal use conditions, meaning the listed 4.5-liter capacity applies to standard operating environments rather than severe-duty or high-load cycles.
• The notation "transferbox, engine drive" identifies the specific component location within the drivetrain. An engine-drive transfer box routes power directly from the engine rather than from a downstream transmission output, which is a common arrangement in large combine harvesters where auxiliary systems require independent power distribution.
• The Lexion 750 / TerraTrac / Montana and Lexion 760 / TerraTrac / Montana variants carry a model year range beginning in 2012, while several other variants in the same series, including the Lexion 730, 740, 760 TerraTrac, 780, and the standard Lexion 750, have a starting year of 2016. All share the same 4.5-liter transfer case capacity.
• The Lexion 770 / TerraTrac shares the 2012 starting year with the Montana-designated variants, and likewise carries the 4.5-liter transfer box capacity under normal use conditions.
• TerraTrac designates Claas combine configurations equipped with rubber track undercarriages rather than conventional wheels. Despite the mechanical differences a track drive system introduces, the transfer box fluid capacity remains at 4.5 liters across all TerraTrac variants listed here.
• Montana designations within the Lexion 700 series refer to hillside-adapted configurations, which incorporate leveling systems for operation on sloped terrain. The transfer box capacity of 4.5 liters is unchanged relative to non-Montana variants of the same model numbers.