2024 John Deere Drawn Planters 1755

2024 John Deere Drawn Planters 1755

• Available in 1.6-bu. or 3-bu. MaxEmerge™ 5 row unit

• Insecticide option for 1.6-bu.

• 4-, 6-, and 8-row configurations

Features may include:

• A 406-mm (16-in.) notched marker disk blade with a 102-mm (4-in.) wide depth gauging band is base equipment on folding markers. Notched marker disk blades are compatible with all tillage conditions but are recommended for no-till and high-residue mulch-till conditions. This marker uses a 44.45-mm (1.75-in.) square tube marker arm extension.

• Folding markers are base equipment on the following planter model configurations:

• 1755 8Row30

• 1785 8Row30, 15Row15

• Although not in base equipment, folding markers are available for the following integral planter configurations:

• 1705 6Row30, 6Row36, 6Row38, 6Row40, 8Row30, 8Row38, 8Row40, and all 10Row

• 1715 all rows

• 1735 all 12,13, and 15Row

• The seed variable-rate drive provides the ultimate planting productivity by utilizing one, two or three hydraulic motors (varies by model) to turn the seeding drive shaft. Hydraulic control of the seeding drive allows for on-the-go seeding rate changes right from the display mounted inside the tractor cab.

• Combine this seeding flexibility with the map-based planting option, and seeding rates adjust automatically based on a prescription map.

• Single- or dual-motor systems for variable-rate drives are available for all John Deere planters except the 1785 Rigid Frame. Dual- or three-motor drive systems are commonly used on larger (12-row and more) planters and offer the capability of half-width or three-section drive disconnect.

• The VRD is available as a factory-installed option for all applicable planter models. Single- or dual-motor systems are available as field-installed attachments for most planter models; however, a three-motor VRD field-installed attachment is not available.

• The seed VRD requires the SeedStar™ monitor and a radar input signal. Either tractor or planter radar may be used. Planter radar is ordered separately.

• VRD offers the following advantages over common, contact-tire drive systems:

• Almost instantaneous rate changes; there is no ramp up or ramp down of system as in some competitive systems

• Permits the operator to match seed population based on different soil types or irrigation practices

• John Deere design that provides added operator safety by eliminating any possible drive creep found in some competitive variable rate drive systems

• HALF-WIDTH DRIVE DISCONNECT

• The half-width drive disconnect feature is excellent for the producer concerned with controlling seed costs. This feature helps the operator place seed in the desired area and limit the amount of costly overlapped planting.

• The half-width drive disconnect allows the operator to turn off half of the planter at a time for planting end rows, point rows, etc. Variable-rate-equipped planters require two drive motors to utilize the half-width disconnect feature.

• With a 1765, 1765NT, and 1775 12-Row Planter, a single switch box is required for planters that are ordered with variable rate drive and half-width disconnect.

• For the 1775NT, 1775NT Central Commodity System (CCS™), and 1795 Front-Folding Planters, the half-width drive disconnect switch is contained within the frame control box, conveniently located in the tractor cab. The function easily shuts off the drive for the left or right half of the planter row-unit seed meters.