Claas Axos 3.120: Open doors

The new Claas Axos 3 series is fresh from the ground up and envisaged as an allrounder for the traditional mixed family farm. We catch up with the new range.

Chris Lockwood

A four-model range runs from the Axos 3.95 (93hp) to the 3.120 (120hp), and continues the implementation of Claas’s new numbering system introduced with the Xerion 12. It slots into the lineup above the Axos 200, effectively replaces the SDF-derived Atos which went out of production in 2021, and although overlapping with the Le Mansmade Arion 400 offers a lower-spec alternative at a more attractive price. Although unique to Claas, Axos 3 production has been outsourced to Carraro Agritalia in Italy which also makes the Axos 200. Power for all models is from a 3.6l, fourcylinder FPT (Fiat Powertrain) unit, the basic block and radiators being taken from the Axos 200, with DOC, DPF and SCR. The bonnet level is quite high and straight, not ideal for maximising visibility but…

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