Fendt IDEAL 7 Combines

FENDT IDEAL 7

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General overview

Fendt IDEAL 7 is a combine harvester designed for grain harvesting in field operations. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 331 kW (451 hp) and meets Tier 4F emission standards, placing it in a high-output class for large-scale crop harvesting and crop handling tasks.

The model uses wheel propulsion and a proportional rotor separator, with a separating area of 2.27 m² (24.4 sq ft) and a sieve area of 4.9 m² (52.7 sq ft). It has a grain tank size of 12,333 L (3,258 US gal) and an unloading rate of 140 L/s (2,219 gpm), supporting continuous unloading during harvest work.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

Germany

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,290 mm

~129.5 in

3,990 mm

~157.1 in

9,127 mm

~359.3 in

16,424 kg

~36,208.8 lb

Engine Power

451 hp

Emission standard level

Tier 4F

Grain tank size

12,333 L

Peak unloading rate

140 L/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

549 cu(in)

Fuel tank

1,000 L

Type of propulsion

Wheel

Separator type

Proportional rotor

Separating area

2.27 sq(m)

Sieve area

4.9 sq(m)

Unloading rate

140 L/sec

Rated power

451 hp

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Fendt IDEAL 7 Combine

12333 L

16424 kg

9127 mm × 3290 mm × 3990 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings while considering the machine’s condition, location, and configuration.

Supplied specifications include 336.3 kW (451 hp) rated power, a 12,333 L (3,258 US gal) grain tank, and a 140 L/s (2,219 gpm) unloading rate. It uses a proportional rotor separator with 2.27 m² (24.4 sq ft) of separating area and 4.9 m² (52.7 sq ft) of sieve area.

The IDEAL 7 uses a Diesel engine with 549 cu in displacement and a Tier 4F emission standard level.

The IDEAL 7 has 336.3 kW (451 hp) of engine and rated power.

The Fendt IDEAL 7 uses Diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 1,000 L (264.2 US gal).

The supplied data identifies this machine as a combine. Its grain tank, unloading system, and proportional rotor separator indicate grain-harvesting use, but the supplied information does not confirm specific crop suitability or operating conditions.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the IDEAL 7. Inspect maintenance records, operating hours, engine condition, separator components, unloading system, and overall wear when evaluating a machine.

Check maintenance records, operating hours, engine condition, fuel system, separator and sieve components, grain tank, unloading system, tires, and signs of wear or damage. Confirm that all controls and functions operate correctly, and review the machine’s configuration for the intended work.