When you need maximum productivity for maximum profitability, you need an X9 Combine. These rugged combines deliver an average of 45% more harvesting capacity across all crop types, with no sacrifice in grain quality – all while using 20% less fuel 1.

With a John Deere X9 Combine, you can simply harvest more acres in less time and with less grain loss. In fact, as you can calculate from the PAMI testing results, the X9 Combine can save you 6.3 total harvest days when compared to the CLAAS 8800 in a two-machine harvest scenario.

There's no better way than technology to take the best of every harvest and bring it into your next year. All X9 Combines now come with an integrated StarFire™ Receiver and G5 Plus Display, you can keep your harvest data at your fingertips — and in your pocket.

Learn about cab packages for the X-Series combine harvesters from John Deere and discover larger capacity, integrated technology, and improved productivity.

Sleek, new lines. A grain-eating heart. The rugged John Deere dependability you expect. Welcome to the all-new S7 Combines. We gave it more comfort – with the same cab that's on the legendary X9. We stuffed it with smart guidance and automation tools to increase productivity and decrease stress.

2024年2月28日 · New S7 Series combines will be equipped with either the JD14 13.6L engine, or the JD9 9L engine, both in Final Tier 4 configuration, from John Deere Power Systems. Designed to produce higher power at lower RPMs, these powerhouses offer improved all-conditions performance and advanced diagnostics capabilities to help keep the S7 Series combines ...

From the grain-eating X9 to the versatile, all new S7, every piece of iron we make is packed with the same legendary John Deere dependability and brains to bring more automation – more productivity – to any farm, any size.

Second-largest cleaning shoe on the market to the John Deere X9 Combines The T-Series Combine is designed for high capacity. The T670 has a total sieve and chaffer area of 6.3 m² (67.8 sq ft) according to ISO Norm 6689: 1997, which is the largest cleaning shoe following the John Deere X9 Combines.

John Deere Harvester Works (the Client) of East Moline, Illinois, contracted the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) of Humboldt, Saskatchewan, to conduct combine benchmark testing between John Deere’s latest Class 10 combine (X9) and a …

John Deere hinged drapers were engineered, designed, and built for reducing canola grain loss when paired with an X9 or S700 Combine. John Deere contracted with the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) to independently test, validate, and quantify full header loss advantage against CLAAS and MacDon, and the hinged drapers proved a $3 ...