Fendt Ideal 9 Combines

Fendt Ideal 9

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$20,000

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General overview

Fendt Ideal 9 is a combine harvester designed for grain harvesting in field conditions. It is powered by a diesel engine and listed with engine power of 647 kW (880 hp), with a rated power of 564 kW (767 hp). The model also meets Tier 4F emission standard level, placing it in a high-power combine class for large-scale crop harvesting.

It uses a wheel propulsion configuration and a proportional rotor separator, with a separating area of 0.22 m² (2.4 sq ft) and a sieve area of 0.5 m² (5.4 sq ft). Grain handling is centered on a 17,100 L (4,517 US gal) grain tank, and unloading is rated at 140 L/s (2,219 gpm), supporting continuous harvesting and grain transfer.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

Germany

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,490 mm

~137.4 in

3,990 mm

~157.1 in

10,632 mm

~418.6 in

19,000 kg

~41,887.9 lb

Engine Power

647 hp

Emission standard level

Tier 4F

Grain tank size

17,100 L

Peak unloading rate

140 L/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

915 cu(in)

Fuel tank

1,250 L

Type of propulsion

Wheel

Separator type

Proportional rotor

Separating area

2.4 sq(cm)

Sieve area

5.4 sq(cm)

Unloading rate

140 L/sec

Rated power

564 hp

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It runs across barley, high-moisture corn and oats for us. The chopper spreads evenly across the full 45-foot cut. Threshing settings are quick to retune between canola and high-moisture corn.

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Listed strengths include 482.5 kW (647 hp) engine power, a 17,100 L (4,517.3 US gal) grain tank, and a 140 L/s (2,219 gpm) unloading rate. It uses wheel propulsion and a proportional rotor separator.

The Ideal 9 uses a Diesel engine with 915 cu in displacement and a Tier 4F emission standard level.

The Ideal 9 has 482.5 kW (647 hp) engine power. Its rated power is 420.6 kW (564 hp).

The Fendt Ideal 9 uses Diesel fuel. Its listed fuel tank capacity is 1,250 L (330.2 US gal).

The supplied specifications support its use for grain harvesting, with a 17,100 L (4,517.3 US gal) grain tank and 140 L/s (2,219 gpm) unloading rate. The data does not confirm specific crop or field-condition suitability.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the Ideal 9. Assess maintenance records, operating history, wear in the separator and unloading system, and the condition of the engine and fuel system.

Inspect maintenance and operating records, engine condition, fuel system, separator, sieve area, grain tank, unloading system, wheel propulsion, and controls. Check for leaks, damage, excessive wear, and verify that all functions operate properly during an inspection.