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silverluv75
Posted 4/14/2022 12:41 (#9612967)
Subject: Gleaner S97 differences


SE North Dakota		Anyone got any info on the differences between a 2018 or a 2020 Gleaner S97? Not sure what changes there were.
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c_mayer
Posted 4/14/2022 12:56 (#9612999 - in reply to #9612967)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


Jeffersonville, OH
silverluv75 - 4/14/2022 13:41

Anyone got any info on the differences between a 2018 or a 2020 Gleaner S97? Not sure what changes there were.


Major changes, nothing really. Biggest difference I can think of off my head is a 2wd machine has heavier spindles and the same wheels as a RWA halfway through 2019, and a bigger hydraulic pump and power steering orbital to help them steer easier sitting still.

As far as processor, some minor changes, nothing drastic that makes a 2020 that much better in the field than a 2018. Any S9 is a nice improvement in threshing quality and capacity over an S8, but from 2016 to now we haven't made a giant change, just some smaller ones. I'll try to find all the releases and post them for everyone.
Chris

EDIT. Found 2020-2022, still looking for the older years

Edited by c_mayer 4/14/2022 13:32




Attachments
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Attachments Gleaner 2020-2021 Changes.pdf (395KB - 361 downloads)
Attachments 2022 Model Year Gleaner S9 Series Combine Updates 2021-05-17.pdf (2064KB - 401 downloads)
Attachments Gleaner 2020 MY changes 2020-04-20.pdf (1720KB - 297 downloads)
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c_mayer
Posted 4/14/2022 13:35 (#9613046 - in reply to #9612999)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


Jeffersonville, OH		2018 Model year changes



Attachments
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Attachments Gleaner 2018 Model Year Enhancements 2017-11-06.pdf (613KB - 312 downloads)
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Trillium Farm
Posted 4/14/2022 13:51 (#9613073 - in reply to #9612999)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


Southern Ontario		How are you Chris? Haven't seen you around for quite a while!
Welcome Back!
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c_mayer
Posted 4/14/2022 13:59 (#9613087 - in reply to #9613073)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


Jeffersonville, OH		Been good. Lost my password and just never got around to taking the 5 minutes to log back on. Not cruising the classifieds has saved me a few bucks though!

Thanks for asking!
Chris
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clark90
Posted 4/14/2022 15:23 (#9613192 - in reply to #9612999)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences



Ks		.
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clark90
Posted 4/14/2022 15:30 (#9613208 - in reply to #9612999)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences



Ks		What has been the in field fix for the grain leek on right side?
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Aslongasitruns77
Posted 4/14/2022 13:53 (#9613075 - in reply to #9612967)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


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silverluv75
Posted 4/14/2022 14:30 (#9613118 - in reply to #9613075)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


SE North Dakota		Thanks
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Glenn W.
Posted 4/14/2022 17:06 (#9613330 - in reply to #9612967)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


Southeast Washington
silverluv75 - 4/13/2022 22:41

Anyone got any info on the differences between a 2018 or a 2020 Gleaner S97? Not sure what changes there were.


Probably $100,000? They will all be good. Our biggest challenge has been the shifting of the transmission and we're on our third one so far on one S98 and we'll see how the update works this year. Another new S98 we will be coming to our farm this summer.
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Tom88
Posted 4/14/2022 19:47 (#9613599 - in reply to #9613330)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


SW ND		The grain leak on our S97 was mainly in canola. It was poor manufacturing on the grain return housing. There were seams that were not tight when welded together and canola would leak out on the rotor drive belt.
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Pga
Posted 4/15/2022 11:13 (#9614522 - in reply to #9613330)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


And Chris what is new for 2023 100th !!!
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c_mayer
Posted 4/16/2022 08:47 (#9615788 - in reply to #9614522)
Subject: RE: Gleaner S97 differences


Jeffersonville, OH
Pga - 4/15/2022 12:13

And Chris what is new for 2023 100th !!!


Well, as much as it pains me to say this, nothing I have heard of other than the serial number and maybe a sticker. The last couple years we've been told to keep getting production numbers up so they could justify the money spend to make some real changes, and well, new combine sales haven't been stellar until last November/December. So, I know they are working on some things, but nothing was ready for the 100th, and with the production schedules everyone is seeing now, I'd had to introduce major changes anyway as much as they've had to increase production to attempt to keep up with demand. That's never a good time to learn to bolt new parts on machines.

I am confident that Gleaner is far from finished, and even if the FENDT Ideal gains market share, the two combines can compliment each other very nicely. The Gleaner is still tops in the market for simplicity, reliability, and grain quality from what I've seen, and is no slouch at all when it comes to performance!

Chris
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