The John Deere T670 Combine Harvester is a self-propelled harvesting machine designed for cereal and crop collection. John Deere is a globally recognised manufacturer of agricultural equipment, serving arable and mixed farming operations across multiple continents with machines spanning tillage, planting, spraying, and harvesting.
This 2021 model is a two-wheel-drive machine fitted with a push-button transmission capable of 30 kilometres per hour. It has recorded 1,002 engine hours and 648 drum hours, indicating moderate use. The machine is equipped with a 5.6-metre unloading auger, allowing efficient grain discharge during operation. The header configuration comprises a 730X cutting platform with twin side knife assemblies, mounted on a TAB 9000 header trailer for transport and storage.
The combine includes two grain tanks: a 6000 Dome SF1 and a 2630 model. Crop processing is supported by an extra fine chopper and a mass flow sensor for yield monitoring. A moisture sensor is also fitted to assist with grain quality assessment. The machine features AutoTrac Ready technology, providing compatibility with GPS-guided steering systems. A side hill performance kit has been installed to enhance stability and operation on sloping terrain.
The operator's station is furnished with a leather seat. Tyre specification is 800/65R32 on the rear axle and 500/80R28 on the front. The machine carries manufacturer warranty cover until 26 July 2026 or a maximum of 1,250 engine hours, whichever is reached first. The combine is located in the United Kingdom.
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