Claas Arion 530/610CIS

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Hello All

Does anyone own and/or operate an Arion 530 or 610 CIS tractor ? I’ve been offered what I think is a good deal on a new 50k 530 or 610 Arion, any feedback on experience with these models would be really appreciated.
 

tinman

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Location
Ulster
There may be dedicated fans of them here and bearing in mind I don't own one but I repair tractors here, A fairly fresh arion arrived in the locality of late, she's been here already because it "lost" the program that told it there was a loader on it, one day it was there the next it wasn't, the program that is.
The only way to fix it was to get it reprogrammed again by the dealer who of course couldn't come out for ten days they were that busy....
On the particular day, when there was grass a baling and he wanted to go stacking, that wasn't what he wanted to hear.
There is more electrics on them than on a spaceship, some boards are in stupid places that I forsee a lot of gremlin issues into the future and costly ones at that.
It's like a boat to drive its that soft, nearly too much tbh and I like comfort..
Imo, unless your buying it from your dealer, who is right next door to you then I personally wouldn't touch one with a barge pole, they are trouble to me and a lot of it when it comes.
But like I said, I neither own one or have one and I'm fairly sure this post will bring along the nay sayers but that's my take on one, buy yourself a good reliable branded tractor who's main dealer isn't too far from you when and if there is a problem.
 

Against_the_grain

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Arable Farmer
Location
S.E
Depends what you are doing with it.

Had a 550 here. Powerful tractor for its size but you had to rag it hard to get it speed or power being a 4cyl.
Now have a 630 and its a completely different experience. Very good ride, plenty of power (6cyl), fast(57kph!) better suited to us.
 

trev7530

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Location
Cornwall
I had a claas ares, really liked it, running a John Deere now, but like customers 500 series and would consider one when it’s time to change.
 

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Same HP but the 610 is a bit heavier than the 530...but the 610 has a bit more torque...just wondering which would suit me best. I’m doing mainly grassland work, slurry tanker, baler, mowing, hauling bales etc etc

I’m drawn toward the 610 as it’s a 6 cylinder and I’d expect most of the extra weight is on the front axel which might help for some jobs.
 

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