Claas tractors.

Claas is a family-owned German maker of farm machinery based in Harsewinkel. Its roots go back to 1887, when Franz Claas began making milk centrifuges, and the firm itself was set up by his son August in 1913. It is best known for combine harvesters and self-propelled forage harvesters. Claas entered the tractor market in 2003 by taking a majority stake in Renault Agriculture, and nearly all its tractors are now built at Le Mans in France.

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