What a combine harvester really costs in 2026 — used, late-model, and with headers.
Combines are a farm’s biggest machine investment. Here is a clear 2026 price picture for used and late-model combines, including headers.
| Type / model | Class | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Older / high-hour combine | used | $25,000 – $90,000 |
| Late-model flagship | low-hour | $300,000 – $700,000+ |
| Header | grain/corn/draper | quoted separately |
Why buy from Machinery Depot Pro
- Used combines from ~$25,000
- Flagships $300k–$700k+
- Headers priced with machine
- John Deere, Claas, Case IH
Inspection, export & worldwide shipping
Every machine is inspected with a condition report and photos before sale. We handle export documentation, container or RoRo loading, and worldwide delivery — Europe, USA, Africa, the Middle East and Australia. Request a quote and we confirm price, availability and delivery to your port.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a combine harvester?
Used combines run $25,000–$90,000; late-model flagship combines $300,000–$700,000+, with headers quoted separately.
Which combine brand is best?
John Deere, Claas and Case IH lead for capacity, reliability and resale.
