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    AUGER TANK REAR CROSS (PART #AH114716)

      The John Deere AH114716 is a highly sought-after spare part that is essential for the effective and efficient functioning of a wide range of agricultural equipment, including grain carts and combines. This spare ...

      Miami, FL
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      SUB TO AR58024 (PART #AR58024-R6B)

        The JOHN DEERE AR58024-R6B is a spare part used in the repair and maintenance of various John Deere machinery, including tractors, combines, and other agricultural equipment. This part is a substitute for the AR5...

        Miami, FL
      • 2019 Case IH Axial-Flow® 250

        2019 Case IH Axial-Flow® 250 Series Combines Axial-Flow 8250

        • Manufacturer: Case IH
        • Model: Axial-Flow 8250
        • HP: 480 horsepower
        • Hours: 1,264 hour

        Come by and see this beast. Ready to work with low hours and very well maintained. Comes with 3016 CASE pickup head. 2019 Case IH Axial-Flow® 250 Series Combines Axial-Flow 8250 Case IH Axial-Flow® 250 series lea...

        $475,200 USD
        Wetaskiwin, Canada
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        2025 SEED SORTER

          NOTE: The price indicated on the equipment refers to the sorter, accompanied by the optional elevated base and the optional box-mounted option. CIMISA CD700 CLASSIFIER: *Efficiency and practicality: combines thre...

          $13,097 USD
          Tenente Portela, Brazil

        Overview

        Combines, also known as combine harvesters, are essential agricultural machines used for efficiently harvesting crops like wheat, corn, soybeans, and more. These machines combine three critical operations - reaping, threshing, and winnowing - into a single process, significantly reducing the time and labor needed for harvesting.

        FAQ

        What should I look for when buying a used combine?

        Check the engine hours, wear on the threshing components, overall condition, maintenance records, and any signs of rust or damage. Ensure the combine has the necessary features for your specific crop needs.

        How is a combine typically shipped?

        Combines are usually shipped via specialized heavy machinery transport services. They are often partially disassembled for easier transport and require proper securing to prevent any damage.

        What maintenance does a combine require?

        Regular maintenance includes checking and changing the engine oil, inspecting belts and chains, cleaning air filters, greasing moving parts, and ensuring the cutting and threshing components are in good condition. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance schedules.