John Deere S7 800 Combines
John Deere S7 800
Average price
$600,499.69
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere S7 800 is a combine harvester for crop harvesting operations in field conditions. It is powered by a 348 kW (473 hp) diesel engine with a 13 L displacement and meets Final Tier 4 emission standard level. The model is designed for harvesting work that requires crop cutting, separation, and grain collection in a single machine.
The S7 800 uses a rotary separator and a fixed or multi-speed drive type. Its grain handling system includes a 14,100 L (3,725 US gal) grain tank and a peak unloading rate of 150 L/min (39.6 gpm). Cleaning components include a 2 m² (21.5 sq ft) chaffer, a 2 m² (21.5 sq ft) sieve area, and 5 m² (53.8 sq ft) total cleaning area (louvered), supporting crop separation and material handling during harvest.
Year
2025, 2026
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Engine Power
473 hp
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Final Tier 4
Engine type
diesel
Displacement
13 cu(m)
Fuel tank
1,250 L
Grain tank size
14,100 L
Peak unloading rate
150 L/min
Drive type
Fixed 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)
John Deere S7 800 Combines Listings
$662,500
1 sq(m)
G5 Plus CommandCenter
Fore/Aft, Powercast Tailboard, Power Folding Bin Extension
428 hours
Moorhead, United States
$688,500
473 hp
2 sq(m)
5 sq(m)
385 hours
Winamac, United States
$699,500
473 hp
Final Tier 4
Diesel
315 hours
Winamac, United States
$622,950
1250 L
2 sq(m)
5 sq(m)
700 hours
Kindred, United States
$629,900
Final Tier 4
Diesel
1 sq(m)
304 hours
Perry, United States
$697,650
G5 Plus CommandCenter
1250 L
5 sq(m)
771 hours
Casselton, United States
$623,500
Final Tier 4
473 hp
Chopper
429 hours
Monticello, United States
$619,500
1250 L
2 sq(m)
Rotary
436 hours
Monticello, United States
$619,900
13 cu(m)
Cast iron
Rotary
280 hours
Atwood, United States
$594,900
Fixed or multi-speed
Rotary
150 L/min
475 hours
Lanark, United States
$599,900
473 hp
Final Tier 4
Diesel
336 hours
Fulton, United States
$555,789
Final Tier 4
Fixed or multi-speed
5 sq(m)
545 hours
Sterling, United States
$569,850
Final Tier 4
Corn/Bean
473 hp
904 hours
Bridgeport, United States
$554,657
473 hp
Final Tier 4
Diesel
453 hours
Sidney, United States
$550,611
Final Tier 4
Cast iron
No
449 hours
Sidney, United States
$553,114
1250 L
13 cu(m)
2 sq(m)
555 hours
Flagler, United States
$598,877
Yield Monitor, Contour Master (Lateral Tilt Feederhouse), Fore/Aft, Active Yield, Harvest Mobile, Advisor Package, Powercast Tailboard, Power Folding Bin Extension
No
473 hp
362 hours
Scottsbluff, United States
$537,999
Final Tier 4
Diesel
Fixed or multi-speed
663 hours
Holly, United States
$521,666
Final Tier 4
No
Diesel
737 hours
Wray, United States
$512,622
Final Tier 4
Diesel
Fixed or multi-speed
755 hours
Gordon, United States
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Jeremy Parker
We finish better than 7,500 acres with it most years. Header height sensing tracks the ground well across rolling ground in milo. Throughput in good canola is genuinely impressive.
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What is the average price of a John Deere S7 800?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere S7 800. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere S7 800?
Listed features include a 352.7 kW (473 hp) diesel engine, Rotary separator, 14,100 L (3,724.8 US gal) grain tank, and 150 L/min (39.6 gpm) peak unloading rate. It is available with Fixed or multi-speed drive.
What type of engine does the S7 800 use?
The S7 800 uses a diesel engine with Final Tier 4 emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the S7 800 have?
The John Deere S7 800 is rated at 473 hp.
What fuel does the John Deere S7 800 use?
The John Deere S7 800 uses diesel fuel.
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
The supplied specifications do not confirm particular crops or harvesting applications. As a combine, suitability should be assessed against the crop, header setup, field conditions, and required grain-handling capacity.
What is the expected lifespan of the S7 800?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the S7 800. Service life depends on operating conditions, maintenance history, inspection findings, and replacement of worn components.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check maintenance records, engine condition, separator and cleaning components, conveyor chain slats, grain tank and unloading system, drive operation, leaks, structural damage, and wear in moving parts. Test all controls and inspect the machine under operating conditions when possible.
