John Deere S690 Combines
John Deere S690
Average price
$101,875
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere S690 is a combine harvester designed for grain harvesting in field operations. It uses a diesel engine and meets Interim Tier 4 emissions requirements, and its rotary separator defines the model's harvesting setup. The wheel propulsion layout supports movement through harvested fields.
The model is built around a 14,100 L (3,725 US gal) grain tank and a peak unloading rate of 134 L/s (3.8 bu/s). A 13.5 L (822 cu in) diesel engine and 1,250 L (330 US gal) fuel tank support extended harvest sessions. Harvesting and cleaning features include a 1.54 m² (16.6 sq ft) separating area, 1.1 m² (11.8 sq ft) concave area, 2.5 m² (26.9 sq ft) chaffer, and 5.6 m² (60.3 sq ft) total cleaning area (louvered).
Year
2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
4,170 mm
~164.2 in
4,830 mm
~190.2 in
10,110 mm
~398 in
20,750 kg
~45,746 lb
Engine Power
580 hp
Emission standard level
Interim Tier 4
Grain tank size
14,100 L
Peak unloading rate
3.8 bu/sec
Additional specifications
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
824 cu(in)
Fuel tank
1,250 L
Type of propulsion
Wheel
Drive type
Fixed or Variable or MultiSpeed
Conveyor chain slat type
Cast Iron
Separator type
Rotary
Separating area
1.54 sq(m)
Front chaffer
0.5 sq(m)
Chaffer
2.5 sq(m)
Sieve area
1.9 sq(m)
Total cleaning area (louvered)
5.6 sq(m)
Unloading auger length
6.9 m
Unloading rate
135 L/sec
Concave area
1.1 sq(m)
Rated power
580 hp
John Deere S690 Combines Listings
$69,900
580 hp
14100 L
Interim Tier 4
4758 hours
Milford, United States
$102,500
14100 L
Interim Tier 4
580 hp
2818 hours
Union, United States
$99,350
Diesel
Interim Tier 4
580 hp
3539 hours
Bismarck, United States
$97,500
14100 L
824 cu(in)
Interim Tier 4
3518 hours
Lagrange, United States
$147,500
14100 L
Interim Tier 4
580 hp
2660 hours
Marlette, United States
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Floyd Campbell
We put it through tough, wet corn last harvest. Throughput in good barley is genuinely impressive. Worth noting: the injectors and emissions work come due before 4,200 hours.
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What is the average price of a John Deere S690?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere S690. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere S690?
Listed strengths include 432.5 kW (580 hp) rated power, a 14,100 L (3,724.8 US gal) grain tank, rotary separation, and a 135 L/s (2,139.8 gpm) unloading rate. It also has 5.6 m² (60.3 sq ft) of total louvered cleaning area.
What type of engine does the S690 use?
The S690 uses a Diesel engine with 824 cu in displacement and an Interim Tier 4 emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the S690 have?
The S690 has 580 hp of rated power.
What fuel does the John Deere S690 use?
The John Deere S690 uses Diesel fuel.
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
The supplied information identifies the John Deere S690 as a combine with rotary separation, but it does not confirm specific crops or job applications. Match its capacity, cleaning area, and unloading setup to your harvesting requirements.
What is the expected lifespan of the S690?
The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the S690. Service history, operating conditions, maintenance practices, and inspection results are useful factors when assessing a used machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check service records, engine condition, fuel system, unloading auger, conveyor chain slats, separator, concaves, chaffer, sieve, and cleaning system. Inspect for wear, damage, leaks, and proper operation of the wheel propulsion and drive system.
