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Fendt Combine

3 models in this series

The Fendt Combine series from Fendt comprises 3 models.

Fendt combines – the IDEAL 7, IDEAL 8 and IDEAL 9 with engines from AGCO Power and MAN, 9,801.1 to 15,200.6 cm³ displacement

This page gathers the IDEAL combine range from Fendt, the AGCO brand based in Marktoberdorf. Fendt has been part of the US AGCO group since 1997 and brings together tractors and the IDEAL combines under the Fendt brand for the European and international market. The IDEAL range is built in Hohenmölsen and comprises the IDEAL 7, IDEAL 8 and IDEAL 9 tiers, with the rising number marking throughput capacity and engine output.

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The register lists here 3 versions with engines from AGCO Power and MAN, with displacements from 9,801.1 to 15,200.6 cm³ and speeds of 1,900 rpm.

Combines in this range rank among the largest models in the market for grain, maize and oilseed-rape harvesting, where Fendt competes with its IDEAL rotor system against the established ranges from Claas, John Deere and Case IH; the IDEAL 9 as the flagship model marks the top power class of the range. The three-tier model range lets farmers and contractors match machine size to farm size and harvest volume without switching brands. Fendt competes here chiefly on cab finish quality and threshing-drum automation.

On used examples, operating hours and the condition of the engine, wear on the rotor and concaves, the condition of the header and chopper, and hydraulic tightness all matter; spare parts and servicing run through the Fendt dealer network.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Fendt Combine, Fendt (manufacturer)

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Combine harvester in 3D section

Turn the model, look inside and click an assembly — each one is explained.

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