Claas launches new mid-range Volto tedder line-up

Claas has expanded its grassland portfolio with a selection of tedders with a focus on reducing maintenance, improving ground following and delivering a more consistent spreading performance

James Huyton
Machinery and Farm Technology Specialist
clock • 2 min read
The new Volto range spans working widths from 6.6 metres to 10.8 metres, with five models bringing features from Claas' flagship tedders to a wider range of users.
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The new Volto range spans working widths from 6.6 metres to 10.8 metres, with five models bringing features from Claas' flagship tedders to a wider range of users.

Claas has expanded its grassland machinery offering introducing five new Volto tedders, bringing several features previously reserved for its larger flagship machines now offered on working widths between...

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