Claas CROP TIGER 30 TERRA TRAC Price September 2026
₹ 16.5 Lakhex-showroom
60 HPEngine HP
₹16.50 lakh is the lowest price of any self-propelled machine in this batch, and the Crop Tiger 30 Terra Trac is a track combine at that money. Claas has been building this line in India long enough that it has become the reference point everyone else in the mini track category gets measured against. The engine is a TATA four-cylinder water-cooled BS-3 unit running to 2800 rpm for 60 HP. Threshing is Tangential Axial Flow with a rotor that spans 500 to 1282 rpm, changed by swapping a pulley rather than by a dial. Effective cutting width is 2,100 mm behind a 7 ft cutter bar, sieve area is 1.24 square metres upper and lower, the grain tank holds 1,200 litres and transport width is 2,620 mm. Six crops are declared, from paddy and wheat through to soybean, mustard, maize and gram.
On price per useful working day this is the best value in the batch, and it is not close. Sixteen and a half lakh puts a track machine within reach of a village-level operator who could never justify ₹27 lakh, and the six-crop list means it earns outside the rice window, which the Kubota and the Preet track machine do not. The 2,620 mm transport width matters more than it looks, because it decides if the machine can move between plots along a village lane without dropping a bund. The compromises are real though. Changing rotor speed means swapping a pulley, so you will not retune between a wheat plot and a paddy plot in the same morning the way a variator lets you. Sixty horsepower is the lowest here, and in thick damp straw you will feel it and slow down. A 100 litre fuel tank means daily refuelling. Terraced, fragmented and wet fields are where this earns. Put it on 200 acres of open Punjab wheat and it will be embarrassed by machines costing less per acre cut.
Claas CROP TIGER 30 TERRA TRAC — What works / What to watch
What works
₹16.50 lakh, the lowest price of any self-propelled machine in this batch
Terra Trac crawler undercarriage gets into wet and terraced fields
Six declared crops, so it earns outside the paddy window unlike most track machines
2,620 mm transport width moves between plots on narrow village lanes
380 mm ground clearance and a 1,200 litre tank for a 7 ft header
What to watch
60 HP is the lowest here and shows in thick, damp straw
Rotor speed is changed by swapping a pulley, not by a variator on the move
100 litre fuel tank means refuelling every working day
1.24 m2 sieve area limits throughput when you push it in a heavy crop
What farmers use it for
Best for: Village operators and small farmers in wet, terraced or fragmented fields who need a track machine on a tight budget.
Small and wet paddy fields, terraced and fragmented plots; the long-running benchmark mini track combine in India
Claas CROP TIGER 30 TERRA TRAC Features
TATA 4-cylinder water-cooled BS-3 engine at 2800 rpm, Tangential Axial Flow threshing with 500-1282 rpm rotor (pulley change), 1.24 m2 upper and lower sieve area, 2100 mm effective cutting width, 380 mm ground clearance, 100 litre fuel tank, 2620 mm transport width
Claas CROP TIGER 30 TERRA TRAC Full specifications
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Claas CROP TIGER 30 TERRA TRAC — Frequently asked questions
What is the price of the Claas Crop Tiger 30 Terra Trac?
It is listed at ₹16.50 lakh. That makes it the cheapest self-propelled machine in this comparison and roughly ₹10.70 lakh less than the Kubota DC-68G-HK, which is its nearest track rival. For an operator financing his first harvester, that gap changes what is possible.
How many HP is the Claas Crop Tiger 30 Terra Trac?
It is a 60 HP machine, powered by a TATA four-cylinder water-cooled BS-3 engine running up to 2800 rpm. That is the lowest power figure in this batch. For a 7 ft header in small wet plots it is adequate, but in dense standing straw you will be working the engine hard.
Which crops can the Crop Tiger 30 harvest?
Six are declared: paddy, wheat, soybean, mustard, maize and gram. That range is unusual for a track machine of this size and it is the commercial argument for buying one, since a rice-only track combine sits idle for most of the year while your instalments carry on.
Is the Crop Tiger 30 good for small and terraced fields?
Yes, and that is its home ground. Transport width of 2,620 mm gets it down a village lane, the crawler undercarriage handles soft and uneven land, and a 7 ft header turns inside plots where a 14 ft machine would spend half its time reversing. On open acreage it is the wrong choice.
