Need a trailer coupling or another part for the Claas Ares 567? Choose from more than 60 items matched to this model in the Ares series.
Much of what wears on an Ares 567 is found at the back. Every time you hitch a trailer, the ball, the pin and the jaw lose a little more. For the Claas Ares 567 this page carries more than 60 parts, with a strong lean towards hitching and a few for the driver's seat.
These come from Scharmüller, Walterscheid, ROCKINGER, PROBOSS and GRANIT.
Check the type plate so you know for certain it is an Ares 567. For hitch parts, note the reference number from the old part and measure the rail width of the frame on the tractor. With those two details you can tell whether a plate or jaw will bolt onto your machine.
A tip from the workshop: a ball that has worn unevenly develops play, and the trailer knocks every time you brake or pull away. Give the ball a thin coat of grease on a regular basis, even if you run with a cover. On a jaw, inspect the locking pin and the bush. A ridge or an oval shape means it is time to replace it rather than run another season. A separate ball insert is often a quicker swap than the whole ball.
If you pull a steered trailer, the forced steering belongs to the tractor. Its inner part and ball wear just like an ordinary drawbar, except that here the play shows up as a trailer that no longer tracks cleanly. Check the rod and the ball socket at every service and grease them, especially after work on wet, sandy ground.
For the cab there are tractor seats, including the Maximo Professional. After a long day on the Ares your back will tell you whether the suspension still works or has sagged.
These Ares models each have a page of their own: Claas Ares 697, Claas Ares 557, Claas Ares 657, Claas Ares 696, Claas Ares 556 and Claas Ares 577. Useful if more than one Ares runs on the farm, since each type has its own parts list. The Ares 656 and Ares 816 belong to the same family. All other Claas tractors are on Claas parts.