S C May chose the CLAAS AXION 870 for its comfort, power, and versatility across both field and road work. The 5-year warranty and 0% finance gave them complete peace of mind, while HAMBLYS support ensures the tractor is always ready for the job. It handles their 5m combination drill with ease, and anyone on the farm can quickly get to work with it.
“Not only is CLAAS connect saving me a lot of time but it
enables me to work more efficiently, which is important as
I also want to spend time with my family.
Millman Contractors recently upgraded to the KRM M35W Plus, praising its accuracy, ease of use and hands‑free section control. Elliot Mitchell shares how the broadcaster has improved their efficiency, reliability and day‑to‑day spreading work.
We used to run tractors with exhaust brakes, and at the time we thought we wouldn’t be without it, but since trying the CLAAS stretch brake it’s in another league!
“On any given day our CMATIC tractors will cover around 5% more ground than those with a mechanical gearbox, but will still use the same amount of fuel. Effectively we’re burning 5% less diesel for every acre."
The number of machines and implements with HAMBLYS stickers on, bears witness to the excellent relationship Kevin has with his local CLAAS dealer HAMBLYS.
After starting out small, Josh and Helen Collins’ contracting operation, based near Truro in Cornwall, grew massively and quickly after they took over the goodwill and some machinery following another local contractor’s retirement.
With 1,000 hungry mouths to feed it’s unsurprising a CLAAS 736 SCORPION has clocked up 4,000hrs in two years fulfilling its duties at Heanton Barton,
Petrockstowe, Devon, which is an AHDB Strategic dairy farm.
With up to 1,000 tonnes of compost to handle each week, Nigel Baker’s TORION 1511 is never idle, but has also given him the capacity to cope with a doubling
workload in the last 6 months.
Barry Vickery from Cornwall borrowed a CLAAS VOLTO 55 to ted his grass to make
haylage, and was so impressed with the results he bought his own machine