TOP 10 COMBINES of 2019 (https:\/\/youtu.be\/Jsj_8aX3IKs)<\/a><\/noscript><\/div>\nHow Much Does A Combine Weigh?<\/h2>\n
Different brands of combines have different specifications and different weights. Here are the specifications of some of the more popular brands:<\/p>\n
1. John Deere S690<\/strong> is a very popular offering from one of the most experienced manufacturers of agricultural machinery. This heavy-duty machine makes short work of dense, heavy crops while exhibiting exemplary performance in terms of speed and maneuverability. This machine\u2019s weight (without headers) is 15,636 kg.<\/strong><\/p>\n2. The Claas Lexion 780<\/strong> is a popular German brand that exhibits exemplary performance and is popular across five continents. This machine is touted as being eco-friendly due to its environmentally advanced engine. Gleaning performance is enhanced by the fact that the sieve positions and fan speed adjust automatically as the machine moves over variable terrain. This machine weighs (without headers) 18,920 kg.<\/strong><\/p>\n3. The Claas Lexion 795<\/strong> is a more recent iteration of Claas machines. This limited edition machine stands out due to its unusual green and black paint job and its informal moniker “Monster Limited Edition”<\/em>. This machine is similar in weight and other specifications to the 780, but it is touted as being superior in performance.<\/p>\n4. Case IH 9240<\/strong> is a beautifully designed machine that is the most productive and powerful offering from Case manufacturing. It offers superior grain handling and the highest measured unload rate of modern combines. This machine (without headers) weighs 19,144 kg.<\/strong><\/p>\n5. New Holland CR 10.90<\/strong> is listed by the Guinness Book of World Records as being the most powerful and largest wheat harvest combine. This gigantic machine moves smoothly thanks to independently operating hydraulic suspension rollers and an extended track length. It is the number one choice for large agricultural farm use and provides consistently superior harvesting and threshing results even under unfavorable weather conditions. This giant machine (without headers) weighs 24,600 kg.<\/strong><\/p>\n6. Claas Lexion 8900<\/strong> is even larger and is actually the largest combine harvester worldwide, and it outperforms the new Holland in terms of separation efficiency and percentage of threshed grain. It’s grain tank is also larger than that of the New Holland. This machine (without headers) weighs 22,400 kg.<\/strong><\/p>\nHow Much Does A Combine Harvester Cost?<\/h2>\n
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It can be expensive to purchase a combine if you are buying new. In fact, a new combine may set you back anywhere between $330,000 and $500,000 , but a used combine may only cost between $5,900 and $450,000. On average, a used machine should be priced at around $122,200.<\/strong><\/p>\nThat\u2019s why lots of farmers make the smart decision to purchase a used combine instead of a new one. As with any vehicle or machinery, if you take your time and shop smart, you can get just as much use and value out of a used combine as you would a new one.<\/p>\n
The price you pay for a used combine depends on a number of factors, such as:<\/p>\n
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