2018 John Deere 1795

Description

The 2018 John Deere 1795 planter is a split-row, drawn-forward folding planter engineered for precision and flexibility in corn and soybean planting systems. This unit is configured with 12 corn rows on 30-inch spacing and 23 soybean rows on 15-inch spacing, allowing efficient transition between crops without compromising seed placement accuracy. Equipped with a cable drive system with individual row clutches, the 1795 minimizes overlap and reduces seed waste by controlling seed flow row-by-row. The planter is fitted with pneumatic down pressure, ensuring consistent seed-to-soil contact across varying soil conditions, and supported by a hydraulic drive compressor for reliable pneumatic function. A 2-point hitch connection provides stability during planting and safe transport, while markers assist with row alignment when GPS guidance is not in use. This model includes row cleaner coulters for effective residue management and clean seedbeds, promoting uniform emergence. The disc openers have one season of use, ensuring sharp, accurate trenching for precise seed placement. With a bulk fill design, the 1795 offers high-capacity seed handling to reduce fill times and improve efficiency in the field. Technical highlights include a transport width of approximately 12 feet, depending on configuration, and a total weight that requires a tractor with adequate hydraulic capacity and draft power for optimal performance. Recommended tractor requirements are a minimum of 200 PTO horsepower