Claas
XERION 4500

Tractor | 334.8 kW

455 hp
Power
Mechanical
Transmission
13399 kg
Weight
13866 kg
Rear Lift
Claas XERION 4500

Technical Specifications

Gross Power334.8 kW
Max Power360.2 kW
Hydraulic System120.0 L
Capacity120.0 L
Pressure200.0 bar
Rear Valves6
Front Valves2
SCV Flow105.0 lpm
Total Flow205.0 lpm
Rear Lift13866 kg
Front Lift8527 kg
PTO Type1000 (optional)
Wheelbase350 cm
Weight13399 kg
Front Tyres800/70
Rear Tyres800/70
ManufacturerClaas
Drive4x4 4WD
Steeringfour-wheel steering
Fuel1000.0 L
Rear Type4N
Controlposition and draft control
Front Hitch3N

Used Claas XERION 4500 for sale

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Frequently Asked Questions

Used Claas Xerion 4500 tractors can be found on Mascus.com.au, Trade Farm Machinery, Farm Tender and through Claas Australia dealers around Australia.

The model is especially popular in the vast broadacre farms of Western Australia, large cotton and grain operations in Queensland. Claas, known for combine harvesters, has expanded its tractor range and is growing its presence in Australian broadacre farming.

Yes, with 455 hp this tractor is well suited to broadacre grain farming across Australia.

The hydraulic lift capacity of the Claas Xerion 4500 is see technical data sheet. This is important for operating heavy front loaders and rear-mounted implements.

The Claas Xerion 4500 produces 455 hp.

This model is fitted with a mechanical transmission. This transmission type is well proven across Australian farming conditions.

About Claas XERION 4500

From the red soils of Queensland to the heavy clays of Victoria, the Claas Xerion 4500 adapts to Australia's diverse farming conditions. Technically, the Claas Xerion 4500 stands out for its engine output of 455 hp. This model has a strong following in the major cropping regions — WA's Wheatbelt, South Australia's grain belt, and the Riverina of NSW. Claas Australia ensures service and spare parts availability for this model across Australia.