Their Axion line has granted Claas a long history of success. WIKING is paying tribute to this success story with a 1:32 model with an optimised series-production look. The Axion has always managed to be ready for the most daunting tasks – thanks in no small part to Claas’ innovative prowess. The latest innovation is, of course, the integration of digital technology in the tractor’s cockpit. Whether the machine needs to handle difficult terrain or cope with varying ground conditions – a myriad of decisions need to be made in an instant to keep the work quality high. It is a good thing then that the tractor can ease the burden. It is able to do so thanks to CEMOS, a self-learning driver assistance system. It is the first and only system on the market capable of optimising both the tractor and such attachments as grubber and plough. It assists the driver in ballasting and in setting the right tyre pressure. The CEMOS suggests values for all key settings including engine, transmission and attachments. This ensures that the Axion will always work with optimised traction and maximum protection of the ground. CEMOS helps the farms boost their land utilisation, improve work quality and cut down diesel consumption by up to 12%.
