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Westphalia, Germany, 1913 – August Claas and his two brothers discovered the need for some form of an extended mechanical binder. Together they started manufacturing harvesting equipment and in 1936 they produced Europe’s first recorded combine harvester. Claas then went on to develop a self propelled combine harvester in 1946. The company expanded their product line over the years to include balers, mowers, rakes, tedders and other associated harvesting equipment. This was further enhanced with the acquisition of Renault Agriculture in 2004 where the Renault name on their tractors was dropped and replaced with the Claas name and branding.