Combine harvesters

Combine harvesters: prices, warranty and buying or hiring in the Philippines

Updated 31 October 2026

In the Philippines in October 2026, a small-grain combine with a 192F diesel engine is listed at about ₱201,000, a mini wheat combine of about 88 hp at about ₱1,275,000, and used large John Deere units from about ₱3,794,000 (2006) to ₱32,687,000 (2025, 755 hours). Price follows size, age, hours and the header you need. For current offers for your harvest, describe the crop and area in a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Warranty and standards

Standards and government guidance expect a real warranty. The Philippine National Standard for combine harvesters requires at least one year of warranty on parts and services, in line with the maker's warranty policy, starting when the machine is accepted. Department of Agriculture guidelines for machinery after-sales service ask for a warranty card or certificate valid for at least one year. Check that the warranty card and the official receipt come with the machine, because you need them to claim the warranty.

Harvest timing and season

The climate is tropical, with wet and dry seasons, so harvest dates follow the crop rather than the calendar. PhilRice advises combining rice at 90 to 100 percent maturity, compared with 85 to 90 percent for manual harvesting. October falls in the wet season, when fields can be too soft for heavy machines, so agree a fallback date with the seller. Book hire for the days when the grain is ready, not weeks ahead.

Delivery and servicing

Machines are priced in pesos, and most listings give the model, year and engine hours. A combine often travels on a trailer between regions, for example from Cebu City or Davao City to a farm, so ask who pays for transport. Engine oil level is the first check in combine maintenance, so check it before each shift. Give the area in hectares and the header width in metres.

What to write in your request

Say whether you want to buy or hire, the model you have in mind, the crop (rice, wheat or corn), the area to harvest in hectares and the region. Add the condition, the year, the engine hours you accept, the header type and your budget. If you already have a hand tractor, mention it, because a locally developed combine funded by DOST can be mounted on and off a hand tractor.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the harvest need in your own words, and a photo can be added. The BlaBlaPrice AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden. See farm tractors or implements and attachments, or create a request.