John Deere S7 700 Combines
John Deere S7 700
Average price
$512,188.63
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere S7 700 is a rotary combine harvester built for field grain harvesting and crop separation in seasonal harvest operations. It is powered by a 9 L diesel engine rated at 295 kW (402 hp) and meets Final Tier 4 emissions requirements. The model is manufactured in the United States.
The S7 700 uses a rotary separator and is equipped with a 10,600 L (2,800 US gal) grain tank and a peak unloading rate of 150 L/min (39.6 gpm). Its cleaning system includes a 2 m² (21.5 sq ft) chaffer, a 2 m² (21.5 sq ft) sieve area, a 5 m² (53.8 sq ft) total cleaning area (louvered), and a 1 m² (10.8 sq ft) concave area. PowerCast tailboard and straw chopper are listed as optional.
Year
2025
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Engine Power
402 hp
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Final Tier 4
Engine type
diesel
Displacement
9 cu(m)
Fuel tank
950 L
Grain tank size
10,600 L
Peak unloading rate
150 L/min
Drive type
Fixed or variable or multi-speed
Conveyor chain slat type
cast iron
Separator type
rotary
Front chaffer
sq(m)
Chaffer
2 sq(m)
Sieve area
2 sq(m)
Total cleaning area (louvered)
5 sq(m)
Concave area
1 sq(m)
Additional Options
ProDrive; TriStream rotor (or variable-stream rotor for tough small grains); Dyna‑Flo™ Plus cleaning shoe; G5 Plus CommandCenter; JDLink modem; tracks (optional); PowerCast tailboard/straw chopper (optional).
Combine Type
rotary
Chopper/Spreader
PowerCast tailboard and straw chopper (optional)
John Deere S7 700 Combines Listings
$631,330
Final Tier 4
Diesel
Rotary
181 hours
Redfield, United States
$515,900
Cast iron
Final Tier 4
402 hp
345 hours
Yuma, United States
$457,864
10600 L
402 hp
Final Tier 4
809 hours
Torrington, United States
$485,583
Rotary
Final Tier 4
Diesel
681 hours
Burlington, United States
$472,618
402 hp
Final Tier 4
2 sq(m)
744 hours
Scottsbluff, United States
$451,957
PowerCast tailboard and straw chopper (optional)
5 sq(m)
Yield Monitor, Fore/Aft, Active Yield, Advisor Package, Power Folding Bin Extension
866 hours
Scottsbluff, United States
$473,799
Fixed or variable or multi-speed
Cast iron
Rotary
739 hours
Sidney, United States
$481,429
PowerCast tailboard and straw chopper (optional)
9 cu(m)
Fixed or variable or multi-speed
714 hours
Sidney, United States
$525,788
9 cu(m)
950 L
Cast iron
290 hours
Greeley, United States
$515,524
402 hp
9 cu(m)
950 L
349 hours
Strasburg, United States
$519,562
Cast iron
5 sq(m)
10600 L
325 hours
Fort Morgan, United States
$523,900
402 hp
2 sq(m)
5 sq(m)
371 hours
Effingham, United States
$519,900
402 hp
9 cu(m)
950 L
333 hours
Fulton, United States
$532,900
Cast iron
Diesel
Rotary
387 hours
White Hall, United States
$528,490
2 sq(m)
5 sq(m)
9 cu(m)
813 hours
Aberdeen, United States
$524,280
950 L
2 sq(m)
2 sq(m)
857 hours
Aberdeen, United States
$528,110
2 sq(m)
2 sq(m)
Final Tier 4
843 hours
Aberdeen, United States
$518,390
950 L
2 sq(m)
2 sq(m)
878 hours
Aberdeen, United States
$524,260
9 cu(m)
950 L
2 sq(m)
847 hours
Aberdeen, United States
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Lawrence Sandberg
We custom-cut roughly 2,000 acres a year with it. Throughput in good corn is genuinely impressive. That said, the rethresher gives some grief in canola.
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What is the average price of a John Deere S7 700?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere S7 700. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere S7 700?
The supplied specifications list a rotary combine and separator, 299.8 kW (402 hp) diesel engine power, a 10,600 L (2,800.2 US gal) grain tank, and a 150 L/min (39.6 gpm) peak unloading rate. A PowerCast tailboard and straw chopper is optional.
What type of engine does the S7 700 use?
The S7 700 uses a diesel engine meeting Final Tier 4 emissions requirements.
How much horsepower does the S7 700 have?
The S7 700 is rated at 402 hp.
What fuel does the John Deere S7 700 use?
The John Deere S7 700 uses diesel fuel.
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
The supplied data identifies the John Deere S7 700 as a rotary combine. It is intended for combine harvesting work, but the supplied specifications do not confirm particular crops, field sizes, or operating conditions.
What is the expected lifespan of the S7 700?
The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the S7 700. Service life depends on operating conditions, maintenance history, inspection results, and replacement of worn components.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check maintenance records, engine operation, fuel-system condition, rotary separator and cleaning components, conveyor chain slats, chaffer and sieve condition, grain tank and unloading system, tires or tracks, controls, and evidence of wear, leaks, or damage.
