John Deere's latest S7 combine in action

Advancements in technology pave the way for an automated harvest. We attended John Deere’s press event in Germany to find out more

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 The four combine S7 line up has two tank capacities 10,600 litres in the entry level 700 and 14,100 litres in the larger three models.
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The four combine S7 line up has two tank capacities 10,600 litres in the entry level 700 and 14,100 litres in the larger three models.

Beyond dropping the word Series off the end of the brand's combine range name and a few cosmetic tweaks including the black tank lid, you would be forgiven for thinking little has changed from the previous...

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