This comprehensive Claas Renault Ceres 316, 326, 336, and 346 tractor service repair workshop manual is a valuable resource for anyone working on these tractors. It contains detailed instructions and illustrations covering all aspects of repair, servicing, and troubleshooting. The manual is designed to be used by professional mechanics and technicians, but it is also suitable for experienced DIY enthusiasts. It provides step-by-step instructions and exploded diagrams to guide you through each repair or maintenance task. The manual is an essential tool for anyone who wants to keep their Claas Renault Ceres tractor running smoothly and efficiently.

The Claas Renault Ceres 316, 326, 336, and 346 are a series of agricultural tractors produced by a joint venture between Claas, a German agricultural machinery manufacturer, and Renault, a French automotive company. These tractors were designed to offer a balance of power, versatility, and affordability, making them suitable for a variety of farming operations. The Ceres series was known for its robust build quality, reliable engines, and comfortable operator environments. The tractors in this series were powered by diesel engines, ranging from 90 to 130 horsepower, depending on the model. The Ceres 316 was the entry-level model, while the 346 was the most powerful. These tractors featured various transmission options, including manual and semi-automatic gearboxes, allowing operators to select the best configuration for their specific tasks. The Ceres series also boasted a wide range of available attachments and implements, including loaders, mowers, cultivators, and plows, enhancing their versatility and making them suitable for a diverse range of agricultural applications. The Claas Renault Ceres series was a successful line of tractors, offering farmers and agricultural professionals a reliable and efficient workhorse for various tasks. Their combination of power, versatility, and affordability made them a popular choice in the market. However, the joint venture between Claas and Renault ended in the early 2000s, and the Ceres series was subsequently discontinued.