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Farm Power: Deere combine highlights Ritchie Bros. auction

Auction took place July 13

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A July 13 auction held by Ritchie Bros. in Kansas City, Missouri, was highlighted by a John Deere combine that sold for more than $175,000.

A 2013 John Deere S680 combine sold for $177,500 USD ($233,004 CAD).

Specs: 942 hours, reverser, auto HHC, rock trap, grain tank exts, integrated chopper/chaff spreader w/PowerCast tailboard, GS3 CommandCenter, Contour Master fdr house, HID lighting, 650/85R38 F, 750/65R26 R, duals, 691 sep hrs showing, side hill performance kit, elec mirrors.

2013 John Deere S680 combine
2013 John Deere S680 combine

A 2014 John Deere 8295R MFWD tractor sold for $145,000 USD ($190,342 CAD).

Specs: 707 hours, 16 spd powershift, diff lock, A/C cab, 5 hyd outlets, hi flow, 1000 PTO, Q/C 3 pt hitch, ag hitch, frt weights, frt wheel weights, 480/70R34 F, 520/85R46 R, duals, frt duals, Gen4 CommandCenter, elec mirrors.

2014 John Deere 8295R tractor
2014 John Deere 8295R MFWD tractor

A 2014 Rogator RG700 90-ft 4x4 sprayer sold for $100,000 USD ($131,270 CAD).

Specs: 189 hours, 700 gal poly tank, foam markers, radar, trip nozzle bodies, 320/90R42, Norac Ultrasonic Sensor 3, 20 in. nozzle spacing, leather trim pkg, HID lighting.

2014 Rogator sprayer
2014 Rogator RG700 90-ft 4x4 sprayer

A 2012 John Deere 616C 30-inch, 16-row corn header sold for $53,000 USD ($69,573 CAD).

Specs: AutoTrac RowSense, HHC sensors, hyd deck plates, sgl pt hook-up, stubble lights.

2012 John Deere header
2012 John Deere 616C corn header


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