The John Deere S7 Series brings the larger X9 cab and integrated technology to a combine lineup that fits a wide range of farms. Every S7 comes with the G5Plus CommandCenter display, a StarFire receiver and a JDLink modem, and the TriStream rotor and Dyna-Flo Plus cleaning shoe are designed for high-capacity harvesting in corn and soybeans.
Koenig Equipment sells and supports S7 combines across Ohio and Indiana. Request a quote and our team will help you choose the model, headers and automation options that fit your acres.

All four models share the X9 cab, improved grain loss sensing with twice as many sensors, and available Predictive Ground Speed and Harvest Settings Automation. The main step between them is the engine.
| Model | Engine | Shared on every S7 |
|---|---|---|
| S7 600 | Next generation John Deere 9L engine | X9 cab, G5Plus CommandCenter, StarFire receiver, JDLink modem |
| S7 700 | Next generation John Deere 9L engine with more horsepower and faster unload than previous models | X9 cab, G5Plus CommandCenter, StarFire receiver, JDLink modem |
| S7 800 | John Deere PowerTech 13.6L engine | X9 cab, G5Plus CommandCenter, StarFire receiver, JDLink modem |
| S7 900 | John Deere PowerTech 13.6L engine | X9 cab, G5Plus CommandCenter, StarFire receiver, JDLink modem |
S7 combines are configured to order. Request a quote on any model page for current pricing, offers and John Deere Financial options.
Our ag technicians keep S Series combines running through harvest, and an agriculture off-season inspection between seasons is the time to catch worn belts, chains and threshing parts. When you want help with automation settings or field data, our Optimization Specialists work with growers on their John Deere technology.
Genuine John Deere parts are stocked at your Koenig store and on Koenig Marketplace. Schedule service or call your store to plan ahead.

For the largest operations, compare the John Deere X Series combines. Add a corn head or draper platform, or browse used John Deere combines for sale at Koenig, updated as units come in.
What is the difference between the S7 models?
The S7 600 and S7 700 use the next generation John Deere 9L engine, and the S7 800 and S7 900 use the PowerTech 13.6L engine. All four share the X9 cab, G5Plus CommandCenter display, StarFire receiver and JDLink modem.
What automation is available on the S7?
Predictive Ground Speed and Harvest Settings Automation are available on every S7 model. Our Optimization Specialists can walk you through how they work on your combine.
Does the S7 have better grain loss sensing?
Yes. The S7 has improved grain loss sensing with twice as many sensors as before for more accurate loss readings.
Should I buy an S7 or an X9?
The X9 is built for the highest capacity on large operations. The S7 shares the X9 cab and much of the same technology in a lineup that fits more farms. Our team can compare both against your acres and harvest window.
How much does an S7 combine cost?
Price depends on the model, options and headers. Request a quote on any model page and our team will send current pricing with any offers and financing options.
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