John Deere 9400-9500 Combines v1.0

John Deere 9400-9500 Combines v1.0 The John Deere 9400–9500 series combines, introduced in the late 1980s and early 1990s, were part of John Deere’s 00 Series of self-propelled combines. These machines were known for their reliability, simplicity, and solid performance, especially for small to mid-sized farming operations. Here’s a breakdown of the main models: – John Deere 9400 Series Combine – Engine: John Deere 6.8L 6-cylinder diesel – Horsepower: Around 150–160 HP – Grain Tank Capacity: Approx. 180–190 bushels – Threshing System: Conventional walker-style separator with 4 straw walkers – Intended Use: Smaller operations with lower acreage – Corn Head Compatibility: Up to 6-row head – Strengths: Simple design, easy to maintain, good for wheat, oats, and soybeans – John Deere 9500 Series Combine – Engine: John Deere 7.6L 6-cylinder diesel – Horsepower: ~190–200 HP – Grain Tank Capacity: Around 200–210 bushels – Threshing System: Conventional, but with 5 straw walkers for greater capacity – Corn Head Compatibility: 6 to 8-row corn heads – Improvements over 9400: More power, greater cleaning area, and higher capacity – Popular For: Mid-sized operations; widely used in corn, soybeans, and small grains