Claas Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen Gmbh

Markus Deppe

Willi Behnke

Heinrich Isfort

Manfred Pollklas

Eckehard Jeppe

Martin Dammann

Alexander Behnke

Florian Dannigkeit

Hubert Erdmann

Martin Dykstra

Bernd Kleffmann

Verena Baaken

Huber Erdmann

Carsten Wienecke

Karl Heinz Landwehr

A cab for an agricultural working vehicle has a cab base, a cab body situated thereon and consisting of a frame structure, and a cab roof which comprises at least two shells. The cab roof is designed as a prefabricated module which can be placed onto the cab body.

Cab for an agricultural working vehicle

A cab for an agricultural working vehicle has a cab base and a cab roof, between which a windshield and side windows are situated in a frame structure, and a driver's seat situated on the cab base. There is at least one air treatment device for cooling and heating an inlet air flow which is supplied to the cab through an intake duct. The air treatment device has at least one first air distribution duct having at least one first air outlet opening, and at least one second air distribution duct having at least one second air outlet opening. The first air outlet opening outputs a first air flow substantially along the windshield and the second air outlet opening outputs a second air flow directed in the direction of the driver's seat. The first air flow has a higher temperature than the second air flow.

The agricultural machine has at least one energy producer (); at least one energy storage device; at least one working unit () driven by the at least one energy producer () and at least one electric drive unit () associated with the at least one energy producer (). The at least one electric drive unit () controls the energy supply of the at least one working unit () according to energy requirements of the at least one working unit () since it supplies energy to or takes it from the at least one energy storage device () as needed.

Agricultural machine with energy reservoir for overcoming peak loads

A self-propelled forage harvester includes a chassis, an operator's cabin arranged on the chassis, a chopper drum, an ascending lower discharge chute extending from the chopper drum inside the chassis to a level above the chassis, a front attachment, a drive unit, at least two axle units, wherein the front attachment in its non-working position is arranged substantially in a region of one of the axle units, wherein the operator's cabin in its non-working position and the drive unit are arranged substantially in a region of a further axle unit, wherein the front attachment and the operator's cabin are at least movable from a working into a non-working position.

Forage harvester with positionable operator's cabin

A self-propelled forage harvester has a chassis, an operator's cabin arranged on the chassis, a chopper drum, an ascending lower discharge chute extending from the chopper drum inside the chassis to a level above the chassis, and a working element arrangement, the operator's cabin being movable from a street operating position into at least one chopper operating position and vice versa and the cabin embracing the at least one working element arrangement during movements between the positions.

A self-propelled forage harvester having a feed shaft through which the chopped material is delivered to a pair of conditioning rollers is disclosed. The width of the feed shaft converges on the way from the bladed drum to the pair of conditioning rollers. To direct the material out of the side regions towards the center evenly over the remaining width, there are provided drive-energy-free crop guide elements and are either in the form of plowshare-like guide elements or a contoured bottom. The chopped material mat in a crop discharge region is consistently thick.

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Bielefeld, Germany

Markus Deppe