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JOHN DEERE Combine Harvesters for Sale

Below is our catalogue of used JOHN DEERE combine harvesters, sourced from sellers across Europe. Use the filters to narrow the list by model series, location, price or year of manufacture, or search by keyword. Each listing shows the specification supplied for that machine, including hours, power output and condition where available. If you cannot find what you are looking for, contact us directly – we add and remove machines from the catalogue regularly.

195 machines listed 7 model series 13 countries

195 vehicles found

JOHN DEERE S690Ad ID 11338037

JOHN DEERE S690

75 000 EUR
2011 4270 h 531 hp Diesel Estonia
JOHN DEERE T670 + Hydraflex RD30FAd ID 11412146

JOHN DEERE T670 + Hydraflex RD30F

290 000 EUR
2021 762 h 449 hp Diesel Estonia
John Deere 2266 c/w 18ft HeaderAd ID 11775063

John Deere 2266 c/w 18ft Header

24 163 EUR
1998 3694 h United Kingdom
John Deere S790 iAd ID 10728975

John Deere S790 i

Price on Request
2019 2335 h 625 hp Italy
John Deere t670i + 725xAd ID 11773562

John Deere t670i + 725x

279 033 EUR
2022 486 h 298 hp Germany
John Deere T660Ad ID 11773125

John Deere T660

Price on Request
2024 596 h Germany
John Deere S770Ad ID 11773124

John Deere S770

Price on Request
2024 508 h 455 hp Germany
John Deere 9640 WTS HMAd ID 11127015

John Deere 9640 WTS HM

26 000 EUR
2003 Diesel France
JOHN DEERE T550Ad ID 10319975

JOHN DEERE T550

205 000 EUR
2023 296 h France
John Deere CTSAd ID 11590431

John Deere CTS

25 000 EUR
1995 5600 h Italy
John Deere S770 ProDriveAd ID 11758849

John Deere S770 ProDrive

Price on Request
2023 844 h Germany
John Deere C670Ad ID 11758847

John Deere C670

70 000 EUR
2008 2607 h 432 hp Germany
John Deere S790Ad ID 11758846

John Deere S790

Price on Request
2022 702 h Germany
John Deere T660Ad ID 11664544

John Deere T660

79 000 EUR
2011 2775 h 377 hp Germany
John Deere s770iAd ID 11662220

John Deere s770i

290 000 EUR
2024 Germany

The combine harvesters for sale in this category span several series, header widths and engine outputs. A second hand machine's configuration, condition and working history rarely tell the same story, so comparing all three gives a more reliable picture than judging a used listing by its headline figure.

Choosing the Right Configuration

Header width and threshing capacity should match the scale of the fields worked; a machine sized for extensive arable operations can be inefficient on smaller plots. Engine output, transmission and undercarriage affect handling on hilly or wet ground, and cab specification should suit the hours it will cover each season.

Evaluating Mechanical Condition

Recorded engine hours are a starting point, read alongside any service documentation the seller can provide. The threshing rotor, concave and straw walkers tend to show wear first, so check for repairs, plus hydraulics, tyres or tracks and chassis corrosion. A cold start and a short run under load can surface issues a static inspection misses.

Comparing Series and Field Conditions

Smaller series suit family farms and contractors moving between sites, with easier transport and lower running costs. Larger series with wider headers and more horsepower suit extensive cereal operations where daily capacity outweighs manoeuvrability, while tracked undercarriages handle wet ground better than wheeled models.

Total Cost Beyond the Purchase Price

An advertised figure rarely reflects the full outlay. Budget for an independent inspection, routine servicing, replacement tyres or tracks, and transport from the seller's location. Importing from another country can involve export paperwork, registration and VAT, and a higher-hours combine may need adaptation first.

What Determines Value

Make, model and year set a baseline, which hours and condition then adjust. A documented service history and full specification support a stronger figure than a machine with gaps in its records. A new machine sits at a different budget entirely, and location, repair needs and paperwork move the figure further.

Buying JOHN DEERE Combine Harvesters

Listings here can be compared by model, year, hours and location using the filters above, weighing specification and condition together. Before contacting a seller or dealer, request documentation, photographs and details of a machine's working history, and confirm delivery from Europe to your yard. Reviewing more than one offer helps confirm a fair asking figure.

FAQ

How many hours is too many on a combine harvester?

There is no fixed cut-off, since wear depends more on maintenance quality than hours alone. A well-serviced machine with higher hours can be a sounder choice than a low-hour combine with a patchy history. Records alongside a physical inspection give a clearer picture than hours alone.

What documents should come with an imported combine harvester?

Expect proof of ownership, a service history where available, and paperwork confirming origin and VAT status. When a machine is sourced from another country, export and import documentation is needed to register it locally. Missing paperwork can delay registration and should be resolved early.

Is an old combine harvester a sound choice for occasional use?

An older machine can suit anyone who only needs it for a short harvest window, provided its condition and hours match that lighter workload. Lower-hours examples are sometimes available at a lower figure than newer equivalents. A thorough inspection matters more than age.