2021 John Deere Combine: Specs, Engines, & Pictures. 2021 John Deere Combine All models in the five-pronged S700 lineup take minor, but varied advances to improve crop performance, grain quality, and ease of use while providing customers with more choice. ” The S700 was released three years ago and Deere has made small changes every year,” said John Deere’s tactical marketing segment manager Marko Koeln. ” We’re trying to keep improving what we have in the market.” The big news is the arrival of new front-end equipment being shared with the brand’s flagship X-Series to be released next year, including two hinged drapery headers that claim to provide excellent ground contouring capability. ” The front-end equipment has all been developed for the X9 global launch but is also S Series compliant, so when the X hit the shore, our dealers were already used to it,” said Koeln. ” Those hinged blinds will be available in 2021 in limited numbers and dealers will have access to them to demonstrate to our customer base.” The new S700 also introduces an updated elbow/turret auger for better seed cart distance and a 7.9 m auger option for the S780, s760, and s770 HillMaster models, along with new factory-installed concave options for coarse grains and small grains. Other changes include the addition of rice to the S700’s active yield function and a coverless grain tank hole for quicker and easier cleaning between crops. Buyers also can now choose between the Tier 2 or Final Tier 4 versions of the combined 9.0 liter and 13.5 liter PowerTech engines. Mr. Koelln said all the changes add up to the best of the S700, with more things coming for the 2022 model year. 2021 JOHN DEERE COMBINE NEWS John Deere takes crop performance to the next level by introducing two new Series X combinations for the 2021 harvest season. The X9 1000 and X9 1100 combine helping large-scale farmers thresh, segregate, and clear more bushels per hour or harvest more acres in a day– even when conditions change. The X9 1100 can harvest up to 30 hectares of tough, high-yielding wheat per hour and up to 7,200 bushels per hour of high-yield corn. ” As conditions change, the X9 combination can make automatic adjustments for the operator so that it is consistently operating at peak levels,” said Matt Badding, harvester product manager for John Deere. “For example in […]
