Many of us aren’ t aware of just how much the farmer impacts us. Loss of equipment, crops and more also means less food making its way to the grocery store shelves.

Like the supply of food, these conditions, especially the flood damage, will likely create a shortage of usable equipment. It’ s doubtful that the used equipment market has seen the full effects of these acts of nature yet. With that said, if you need to replace equipment, it would be smart to do it quickly.

During the past 60 days, over 35 late-model John Deere S760 combines were listed for sale at a North Dakota dealership. These 2018 models range in price from $ 250,000 to $ 320,500. The 2022 models range from $ 488,000 to $ 560,000 and the 2023 are advertised for $ 550,000 to $ 600,000, with a variety of over 300 combines ready to go to new homes. This could be a perfect time to replace or update your current equipment prior to the fall harvest.

A Missouri dealership has a 2013 Lexion 750 for $ 94,500 and a 2021 Lexion 8600 for $ 499,500.

If you are looking for something a bit older, a South Dakota dealership has a couple of older New Holland CR9070 combines available. One is a 2007 for $ 45,100, and the http:// www. hotlineguides. com / newsletter-sign-up other a 2009 for $ 56,000.

As always, the condition of the machine must be considered regarding the asking price of any used item, regardless of the location.

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