John Deere S780 Combines
John Deere S780
Average price
$411,618.72
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere S780 is a combine harvester designed for field crop harvest operations. Produced in the United States from 2018 to 2024, it uses a diesel engine with an output of 397 kW (540 hp) and complies with Stage V (Tier 4F) emission standards. The machine is configured with wheel propulsion and a fixed or multi-speed drive type.
Its 13.5 L (824 cu in) engine displacement and rated power of 348 kW (473 hp) further define the model’s powertrain. Capacity features include a 14,100 L (3,725 US gal) grain tank, a rotary separator, a 134.9 L/s (2,138 gpm) unloading rate, a 6.9 m (22 ft 8 in) unloading auger, a 1.54 m² (16.6 sq ft) separating area, a 5.9 m² (63.5 sq ft) total cleaning area, and a 105° threshing area wrap.
Year
2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
3,990 mm
~157.1 in
4,000 mm
~157.5 in
9,100 mm
~358.3 in
20,750 kg
~45,746 lb
Engine Power
540 hp
Emission standard level
Stage V (Tier 4F)
Grain tank size
14,100 L
Peak unloading rate
134.9 L/sec
Additional specifications
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
823.8 cu(in)
Fuel tank
1.25 L
Type of propulsion
Wheel
Drive type
Fixed or multi-speed
Conveyor chain slat type
Cast iron
Separator type
Rotary
Separating area
1.54 sq(m)
Threshing Area Wrap
105 deg
Front chaffer
0.5 sq(m)
Chaffer
2.5 sq(m)
Sieve area
2.1 sq(m)
Total cleaning area (louvered)
5.9 sq(m)
Unloading auger length
6.9 m
Unloading rate
134.9 L/sec
Concave area
1.12 sq(m)
Rated power
473 hp
John Deere S780 Combines Listings
$215,880
1.54 sq(m)
0.5 sq(m)
134.9 L/sec
2357 hours
Webster, United States
$399,500
Diesel
Stage V (Tier 4F)
540 hp
460 hours
Milford, United States
$329,500
1.25 L
Wheel
Fixed or multi-speed
493 hours
Milford, United States
$399,900
Rotary
Stage V (Tier 4F)
540 hp
625 hours
Cuba City, United States
$379,900
540 hp
1.54 sq(m)
134.9 L/sec
768 hours
Monroe, United States
$288,570
Fixed or multi-speed
6.9 m
PRWD
1894 hours
Fergus Falls, United States
$229,000
134.9 L/sec
823.8 cu(in)
Wheel
2333 hours
Sandusky, United States
$383,270
Stage V (Tier 4F)
105 deg
540 hp
720 hours
Hazen, United States
$324,900
0.5 sq(m)
2.5 sq(m)
Stage V (Tier 4F)
1046 hours
Winchester, United States
$535,900
Stage V (Tier 4F)
14100 L
540 hp
599 hours
Perry, United States
$185,900
14100 L
Stage V (Tier 4F)
540 hp
2282 hours
Atwood, United States
$364,500
2.1 sq(m)
134.9 L/sec
823.8 cu(in)
638 hours
Holgate, United States
$419,500
14100 L
Diesel
Stage V (Tier 4F)
321 hours
Holgate, United States
$419,500
4WD
14100 L
Stage V (Tier 4F)
358 hours
Holgate, United States
$429,500
Wheel
823.8 cu(in)
14100 L
298 hours
Holgate, United States
$369,500
14100 L
Stage V (Tier 4F)
540 hp
949 hours
Dermott, United States
$331,510
540 hp
473 hp
1.54 sq(m)
1635 hours
Kindred, United States
$363,020
540 hp
6.9 m
1.54 sq(m)
1395 hours
Kindred, United States
$239,500
Stage V (Tier 4F)
Fixed or multi-speed
Diesel
1814 hours
Rolling Fork, United States
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Grant King
We came off an older single-rotor and the capacity jump is huge. Grain off the corn comes out of the tank clean. That said, belts and bearings start to add up as it piles on hours.
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What is the average price of a John Deere S780?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the John Deere S780. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, configuration, and included equipment.
What are the key advantages of the John Deere S780?
Listed features include a rotary separator, 14,100 L grain tank, 134.9 L/s unloading rate, and 5.9 m² total louvered cleaning area. It also has 402.7 kW (540 hp) engine power and a 6.9 m unloading auger.
What type of engine does the S780 use?
The John Deere S780 uses a Diesel engine with 823.8 cu in displacement. Its listed emission standard level is Stage V (Tier 4F).
How much horsepower does the S780 have?
The S780 has listed engine power of 402.7 kW (540 hp). Its rated power is 352.7 kW (473 hp).
What fuel does the John Deere S780 use?
The John Deere S780 uses Diesel fuel.
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
The supplied data identifies the John Deere S780 as a combine with rotary separation and grain handling equipment. It does not specify particular crops or operating conditions for which it is best suited.
What is the expected lifespan of the S780?
The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life for the S780. Lifespan depends on operating conditions, maintenance history, seasonal use, and the condition of major harvesting and drivetrain components.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check maintenance records, engine condition, separator and threshing components, cleaning system, unloading auger, grain tank, belts, chains, tires, hydraulics, and electrical controls. Verify operating hours, inspect for wear or damage, and test all functions before purchase.
