1910Tow-Behind Air Commodity Cart
- Choice of auger or conveyor
- Stationary single-shoot manifold
- In-line drive system transfers power efficiently
- New 550-bushel grain tank capacity on tow-behind models
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A meter cartridge at each tank effectively meters seed or fertilizer into the primary manifold. Air carries the material to the secondary distributor for delivery to the openers on the seeding tool.
Meters are contained in a cartridge for convenient removal and are color coded for easy identification.
A manual half-width disconnect is incorporated into the meter system:
On the C-Series Air Carts, an electric actuator controls product flow from the tank to the meter housing:
With RelativeFlow Blockage sensing, operators can see the flow of both seed and fertilizer from inside the tractor cab. Sensors on all secondary hoses monitor the relative product flow row to row, giving you a better view of the flow rate of both seed and fertilizer from the cart to the opener from inside your tractor cab. This technology can help you identify any problems before a potential blockage occurs.
RelativeFlow Blockage is available in all run configurations on the following models (all widths):
RelativeFlow Blockage is compatible with hydraulic drive carts: model year 2014 and newer 1910, all 19,381.5-L (550-bu) 1910 Carts, and C650 and C850 Air Carts.
Below are the Gen 4 display screens for the blockage monitoring system. For complete details and information, see the owner’s manual.
The RelativeFlow Blockage sensing chart shows the amount of flow through each sensor on the selected tower. Sensitivity for the blockage system can be adjusted if desired, as shown below.
Blockage warning sensitivity allows the producer to set and change the sensitivity of the sensors to meet their preferences and varying crop/fertilizer types. Increasing the sensitivity means the system is more likely to show a false blockage, while less sensitivity means the system is more likely to miss a blockage.
Multiple run-page alarm behavior options are available for selection.
Below are the Gen 4 display screens for the blockage monitoring system on the N500C.
For complete details and information reference, the owner’s manual.
The SeedStar™ system run page displays the five major run settings. Clicking on any of the tiles will take an operator to that specific page (shown below).
Blockage alarm delays can be set up by clicking on the advanced settings button from the blockage set-up screen.
For more detailed information, see the owner’s manual.
Air tools with RelativeFlow Blockage are not compatible with 1910 air carts with ground drive.
SectionCommand is an effective, integrated, exclusive John Deere solution that reduces costly overlaps and skips that can waste seed and fertilizer, while offering more consistent fields that improve the potential of your yield and your bottom line.
Thanks to individual meter sections that control commodity flow, you can maintain the right application rates and row-to-row accuracy. This helps stimulate even crop emergence during the growing season and promotes consistent crop maturity at harvest. SectionCommand controls output from all meters on the cart up to eight sections.
Owner benefits include:
SectionCommand is base equipment with optional deduct on all John Deere 1910 and C-Series Air Carts. Each tank and meter will receive SectionCommand components. A two-tank cart will control sections out of both tanks, a three-tank cart will control sections out of all three tanks, and the C-Series Air Carts will control sections out of all four tanks. SectionCommand is also available as an attachment for field conversion (AFC) for all 1910 hydraulic drive carts. See AFC kit story for more information.
SectionCommand controls seed and fertilizer output by closing and opening gates on the bottom side of the meter. When the gates are open, commodity is metered out, and when closed, commodity stays and continues to rotate within the meter. The meter stays full at all times so immediately when the gate opens, the commodity can flow into the primaries and out to the tool. Since each meter section has its own gate, application rates and row-to-row accuracy are not compromised. The gates are utilized to control commodity output on all sections. Once the last gate needs closed, the entire meter will stop turning, stopping product flow.
When commanded, electric over-hydraulic solenoids engage actuators to instantaneously close the gate for the needed section. The actuators are powered via hydraulics from the same circuit as the hydraulic drive motors. When power is cut, oil is diverted to retract the actuators and open the gates. The retraction is both powered and spring assisted, so it will always default to the seeding position. The oil from SectionCommand drains back through the fan motor case drain line and is coupled with an accumulator on the valve block to provide extra drainage capacity.
SectionCommand incorporates gate detection, which gives producers the satisfaction of knowing the gates are in position as commanded. Magnets on the back side of the gates are used in close proximity to the gate detection sensors to determine if the gates are open or closed. Should a gate not be in the commanded position, an alarm will alert the operator of the gate(s) in question. The blockage warning system works in conjunction with SectionCommand to give further confidence whether a given section is seeding or not when commanded.
For maximum performance, SectionCommand should be controlled through John Deere Section Control. Coupling SectionCommand with John Deere Section Control provides the ultimate in precision seeding and productivity. If a Section Control activation is held by the producer, that same activation can be utilized for SectionCommand.
SectionCommand introduces the orange roller, which has the same number of flutes and spacing as the blue roller, but shorter flutes. It is for use only with SectionCommand when seeding seeds larger than 6 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter (soybeans, chick peas, etc.). The orange roller is not for use with cereal grains or fertilizer.
Due to the varying lengths of product delivery hose used across the drill, SectionCommand has a built-in equalizer feature to ensure consistent product delivery across the width of the drill when entering and exiting headlands. The software allows the producer to set the on/off product delivery times separately for the outermost opener and the innermost opener on the drill. Product delivery times are inputted for each tank on the cart, and the software creates a time delay for actuation of the gates.
Please see the Using SectionCommand video for more information.
Secondary manifolds with 25-mm (1-in.) diameter lines evenly distribute the seed and/or fertilizer from the primary manifold(s) to the furrow openers.
Primary hoses are color coded to conveniently connect the air distribution kit from the 1910 Cart to the seeding tool.
The 25-mm (1-in.) secondary lines used for seed are clear with a black spiral. For double-shoot air kits, hoses are clear with a green spiral.
The secondary manifold is made of durable, maintenance-free ethylene-propylene molded (EPDM) rubber. Features of the secondary manifold:
The 1910 Commodity Air Cart uses an airstream to gently deliver seed and/or fertilizer to the openers. A strong, consistent airstream is necessary to keep product moving without plugging the air runs, while making sure damage is not occurring to the seed.
The large 450-mm (17.6-in.) diameter fan generates a low-velocity, high-volume airstream that carries the product to the openers. By using a high volume of air, there is less chance of damaging seed, while decreasing the likelihood of plugging the air system.
The fan is driven by the tractor's hydraulic system. It requires approximately 53- to 75-L/min (14 to 26-gpm) oil flow for operation.
IMPORTANT: The 53- to 75-L/min (14- to 26-gpm) is for the 1910 Cart fan only; additional hydraulic capacity from the tractor is also required for the hydraulic drive motors and for the seeding tool, depending on what seeding tool is chosen.
NOTE: Requires motor seal drain kit.
Primary manifolds are mounted below the tanks with 63.5-mm (2-1/2-in.) diameter tubes to distribute seed/fertilizer evenly to the secondary manifolds, which are located on the seeding tool.
63.5-mm (2-1/2-in.) primary lines are clear with either a black or green spiral:
Stationary single-shoot or stationary double-shoot primary manifolds are available.
Single-shoot air systems are used when seeding only or when applying a starter fertilizer along with the seed. Double-shoot air systems are used when applying higher levels of fertilizer, allowing simultaneous application of seed and fertilizer by placing them in two different locations in the seed row. With the proper 1910 Cart configuration, starter fertilizer can also be applied with the seed in a double-shoot air system.
Starting in model year 2014, hydraulic drives became standard equipment on the 1910 air carts, offering consistent drive power to the meters. Hydraulic drives come standard with variable-rate drive and hydraulic calibration.
The drive system reduces a large number of mechanical and electrical components including transmissions, clutches, chain drives, sprockets, gears, and shafts by replacing them with a hydraulic drive motor, electrohydraulic valve, and a chain drive connecting the motor and meter.
Each meter has its own hydraulic drive motor and can be set independently of each other. It is recommended to use power beyond or another selective control valve (SCV) if power beyond is not available. Hydraulically powered meters minimize the pulsing effect found in chain driven systems. The motor speed is controlled by an electrohydraulic valve mounted on the motor.
Operators can shut off any meter from the in-cab display. The cart software comes with six pre-loaded rates for seeding. Map based prescriptions can be used with variable rates.
The system uses wheel speed from the cart to determine ground speed. If the cart wheel speed drops below 3.2 km/h (2 mph), the system will use tractor speed, if available, to maintain proper application rates when turning or coming out of a headland turn.
Starting in model year 2014, hydraulic variable-rate drive became standard equipment for 1910 air carts. Quick changing rates are important for maintaining accuracy with variable-rate prescription applications.
Hydraulic calibration makes it convenient to rotate the cart meters to perform accurate calibration.
More than one meter can be calibrated at a time. Following the below instructions for 1910 air carts:
Operators can perform meter verification without driving. In the meter verification page on the in-cab display, select the meter(s) to verify and the stationary checkbox. When the operator engages the calibration switch, the meter will turn the number of revolutions to meter out the amount of product for the area selected.
NOTE: It is highly recommended to have power beyond and load sense installed on the tractor hydraulic system to power the hydraulic drives. This feature will save fuel, as well as reduce hydraulic heat, while providing maximum performance by the tractor hydraulic system to the cart hydraulic drive motors. By having load sense, the tractor is only required to provide the pressure and flow that the drives require. Power beyond and load sense capability have been tested and approved for all 8x00, 9x00, and newer John Deere tractors. Older John Deere tractors and competitive tractors have not been tested for functionality. If power beyond is not available, an additional SCV will be needed to power hydraulic drives. See link for more information on power beyond kits.
NOTE: Hydraulic drives cannot be performance upgraded onto mechanical drive carts.
NOTE: For high application rates, it is recommended to utilize tractors with the hi-flow hydraulic pump option. See 1910 Commodity Cart tractor compatibility and requirements for more information.
Operators continually seek easier and faster operations while seeding and reduce time spent filling and unloading.
Conveyance on 12,334-L (350-bu), 15,200-L (430-bu), and 19,400 (550-bu) carts is controlled by hydraulic cylinders on the conveyance arms. The cylinders move the main arm, swing arm, and elevation. Now operators can easily deploy the conveyance system with less effort.
Input to the system is received from one of two remotes. Each operator receives a wireless remote that can be operated from anywhere near the cart and a tethered remote that can be operated from ground level near the front meter. Each remote controls the same functions and gives flexibility of system control should two operators be in the area during cart fill and unload.
The remotes can start, stop, and control speed of the conveyance system. For added security, the speed control arm is retained on the conveyance and can override the remotes to slow down or stop the belt or auger.
Securing the auger or conveyor is now easier and gives the operator a greater sense of security with over-center latches on both the top and bottom of the conveyance.
Both the main and swing arms are longer giving operators greater flexibility in tendering vehicle parking locations.
A - Remote on/off
B - Conveyance stop/start
C - Conveyance slow down/speed up
D - Tilt/elevation
E - Main arm retract/extend
F - Swing arm retract/extend
Low-profile hopper
For operators who fill carts from semi hopper bottoms or who desire full width meter clean out, John Deere has partnered with KSi® Conveyors to provide a low-profile hopper. The hoppers are compatible with all hydraulic conveyance carts. The hoppers utilize conveyor belts and are available for both the 254-mm (10-in.) auger and 305-mm (12-in.) conveyor. The hoppers are longer than competitive offerings on similar cart sizes.
The hoppers easily fold over to keep mud and rocks from being slung into the hopper and for tight maneuverability during transport and seeding. During fill and unload, flip the hoppers back over to move product.
Each hopper comes with both a large and small screen for optimizing product flow and catching foreign material during fills. Rubber skirting around the hopper provides flexibility during use and adds capacity to the hopper.
Please contact KSi Conveyors for ordering information.
KSi Conveyors Inc.
c/o Bruce Frank
1(888) 574-3277
+1(815) 457-2403
jddealer@ksiconveyors.com
http://www.ksiconveyors.com/jddealer
KSi is a trademark of KSi Conveyor, Inc.
As growers look for ways to increase efficiencies, one solution is to shorten the time required to fill. By increasing pit stop productivity, growers are able to cover more ground per day.
Producers have the choice of an auger or conveyor to fit their needs.
The 254-mm (10-in.) auger:
The 203-mm (8-in.) auger:
The 305-mm (12-in.) conveyor provides producers with a gentle conveyance system:
The telescoping spout provides the following benefits:
SectionCommand is available as an attachment for field conversion (AFC) for all hydraulic drive carts. See SectionCommand saves seed and fertilizer input costs for more information on benefits and workings of the system.
There are four main components needed to add SectionCommand onto 1910 hydraulic drive air carts:
1. SectionCommand AFC kit (listed in the table below, order one kit per meter), kit includes:
2. Hydraulic hoses - Dealer is responsible for fabricating and sourcing hoses.
3. SectionCommand meter cartridges will be needed for each meter. These meter cartridges contain gates, gate detection sensors, and a secondary meter lock-down. See Meter cartridges for field conversion for more information.
4. New Operator’s Manual including SectionCommand. Order A98462 or newer 1910 operator’s manual when installing onto a model year 2013 19,400-L (550-bu) cart or all model year 2014 carts.
Ensure the latest version of software is installed on both cart controller and in-cab display.
All SectionCommand kits are sold in eight-run configurations. If pairing the cart with a tool of seven runs or less, order one - BA32812 meter run reduction kit per cart. This kit contains parts to block off runs not used when pairing a cart with a tool of seven runs or less.
NOTE: For SectionCommand to operate properly, it must be installed on each meter.
Growers around the world are always looking for ways to become more productive. The John Deere Seeding Group is continually looking for ways to help these growers increase productivity.
The 1910 Commodity Cart is one of the best ways to maximize productivity. By providing growers with several different tank configurations, the 1910 Cart allows growers to get the most benefit from input costs and time in the field.
The tanks are a semi-transparent, poly material. Owner benefits include:
Tow-behind capacity |
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Two tanks |
Total |
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Bushel |
270 |
120 |
150 |
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Litres |
9500 |
4200 |
5300 |
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Tonnes |
7.2 |
3.2 |
4.0 |
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Bushel |
350 |
150 |
200 |
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Litres |
12,300 |
5300 |
7000 |
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Tonnes |
9.4 |
4.0 |
5.4 |
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Three tanks |
Total |
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Bushel |
340 |
120 |
70 |
150 |
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Litres |
12,000 |
4200 |
2500 |
5300 |
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Tonnes |
9.1 |
3.2 |
1.9 |
4.0 |
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Bushel |
430 |
150 |
80 |
200 |
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Litres |
15,200 |
5300 |
2800 |
7000 |
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Tonnes |
11.5 |
4.0 |
2.1 |
5.4 |
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Bushel |
550 |
200 |
150* |
200 |
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Litres |
19,400 |
7000 |
5300 |
7000 |
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Tonnes |
17.2 |
5.4 |
4.0 |
5.4 |
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Tow-between capacity |
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Two tanks |
Total |
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Bushel |
270 |
120 |
150 |
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Litres |
9500 |
4200 |
5300 |
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Tonnes |
7.2 |
3.2 |
4.0 |
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Bushel |
350 |
150 |
200 |
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Litres |
12,300 |
5300 |
7000 |
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Tonnes |
9.4 |
4.0 |
5.4 |
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Three tanks |
Total |
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Bushel |
250 |
75 |
55 |
120 |
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Litres |
8800 |
2600 |
1900 |
4200 |
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Tonnes |
6.6 |
2.0 |
1.4 |
3.2 |
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Bushel |
430 |
150 |
80 |
200 |
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Litres |
15,200 |
5300 |
2800 |
7000 |
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Tonnes |
11.5 |
4.0 |
2.1 |
5.4 |
*Assumptions: cubic metre (1000 litres) of: wheat (front tank) = 0.76 tonnes, urea (middle tank) = 0.73 tonnes, fertilizer (rear tank) = 1.10 tonnes, bushel = 35.3 litres.
The tank lids are sealed, ensuring proper air pressure within the tank and at the meters. Sealing the tanks improves hydraulic fan utilization, providing efficient and optimum seeding accuracy.
With less than 0.13 bar (2 psi) of pressure in the tank, the pressure is equalized between the meters and tanks, providing an accurate, consistent seeding rate.
NOTE: Tank volume is measured to heaped capacity. When product is shoveled to the corners of the tank, the tanks may hold more than advertised capacity.
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Select up to 4 models to compare specifications | John Deere 1910 Tow-Behind Air Commodity Cart |
Sizes - Tow-between model | 2-tank 270, 350 bu 9531, 12355 L 3-tank 250, 430 bu 8826, 15179 L |
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Sizes - Tow-behind model | 2-tank 270, 350 bu 9531, 12355 L 3-tank 250, 340, 430, 550 bu 8810, 12002, 15179, 19381 L |
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Fan size | 44.7 (single), 66.04 (dual) cm 17.6 (single), 26 (dual) in. |
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Fan speed | 2000 to 5000 rpm | |||
Meter rolls | Up to 8 individual meter segments | |||
Meter settings | Infinitely variable 0-265 lb per acre |
Tow-between model | 2-tank 270, 350 bu 9531, 12355 L 3-tank 250, 430 bu 8826, 15179 L |
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Tow-behind model | 2-tank 270, 350 bu 9531, 12355 L 3-tank 250, 340, 430, 550 bu 8810, 12002, 15179, 19381 L |
Type | Hydraulic motor, 26.5 USGPM @ 5000 psi max. | |||
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Size | 44.7 (single), 66.04 (dual) cm 17.6 (single), 26 (dual) in. |
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Speed | 2000 to 5000 rpm |
Type | Drive shaft | |||
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Variable rate drive | Mechanical | |||
Variable rate control | Electric | |||
Limp home mode | Yes |
Type | Translucent polyethylene | |||
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Lids | Diameter Round: 67.31 cm Diameter Round: 26.5 in. |
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Open-lid indicators | Standard equipment |
Meter rolls | Up to 8 individual meter segments | |||
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Identify | Color-coded meter rollers | |||
Settings | Infinitely variable 0-265 lb per acre | |||
Half-width disconnect | Yes | |||
Fine-tuning rings | Yes |
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Type | Top drive hydraulic |
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Rear wheels and tires | All-weather turf tread (standard) | |||
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Front wheels and tires |
Access | Staircase with railing | |||
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Fill lights | Standard |
Shipping origin | Valley City, ND |
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The 7-pin extension harness attaches to the seeding tool. It supplies power to the 1910 Cart meter clutches and monitor system. It also supplies power to the seeding tool warning lights and cart warning lights.
The CAN extension harness is for the SeedStarTM monitor. It assembles to the seeding tool and connects from the front of the cart to the back of the tractor.
Notes:
Choose from two options when selecting the conveyance system for the 1910 Commodity Air Cart. Choose between an auger or conveyor. Fill time is less than 15 minutes and unloading time is less than 10 minutes. The lighting system at the hitch alerts the operator as to when the tank product levels are approaching full during a fill.
The auger is available with steel or brush flighting on all sizes, or cupped, to gently handle seed, which is available on the 8-inch auger only. These conveyance systems are recommended for beans and legumes, but not fertilizers.
NOTES:
The swing link arm allows for better movement with the redesigned pivot. It has a larger ''sweet spot'' for easier movement and placement of the hopper.
The swing link arm allows for better movement with the redesigned pivot. It has a larger ''sweet spot'' for easier movement and placement of the hopper.
See link below for information on seeding tool and TBH cart compatibility.
1910 Tow-Behind Cart and seeding tool compatibility
See link below for information on hydraulic, electrical, and software requirements for pairing hydraulic drive carts with model year 2013 and older seeding tools.
Hydraulic drive cart requirements for software, hydraulic and electrical overlays
The following table outlines hydraulic hose overlay AFC kits available for:
All model year 2014 and newer tools paired with TBH carts are shipped from the factory with overlay hoses for both number’s one and two from above.
Model 2013 and older tools did not have power beyond, return, and load sense hoses installed except for when paired with a 550 bu TBH cart. If pairing a model year 2013 or older tool with a TBH cart, hoses for power beyond, return, and load sense will need installed and can be seen below.
See link below for information on seeding tool and TBH cart compatibility.
1910 Tow-Behind Cart and seeding tool compatibility
See link below for information on hydraulic, electrical, and software requirements for pairing hydraulic drive carts with model year 2013 and older seeding tools.
Hydraulic drive cart requirements for software, hydraulic and electrical overlays
The following table outlines hydraulic hose overlay AFC kits available for:
All model year 2014 and newer tools paired with TBH carts are shipped from the factory with overlay hoses for both number’s one and two from above.
Model 2013 and older tools did not have power beyond, return, and load sense hoses installed except for when paired with a 550 bu TBH cart. If pairing a model year 2013 or older tool with a TBH cart, hoses for power beyond, return, and load sense will need installed and can be seen below.
For installing tractor case drain for vacuum motors. A motor seal drain kit (return to sump) protects the motor and shaft seal by allowing motor housing pressure to return back to hydraulic reservoir free of any back pressure. Handles up to 3 U.S. gallons per minute.
NOTE: All vacuum planters built after 1 May 2004 have hydraulic case drain vacuum motors. These motors have a flush-face case drain hose tip on the return oil line that must be routed to the tractor's sump/case drain port. The tractor requires a case drain coupler be installed in this port to accept the return hose.
This kit is required for operation of 1910 Commodity Air Cart and 1990 CCSTM hydraulically-driven fan.
For installing tractor case drain for vacuum motors. A motor seal drain kit (return to sump) protects the motor and shaft seal by allowing motor housing pressure to return back to hydraulic reservoir free of any back pressure. Handles up to 3 U.S. gallons per minute.
NOTE: All vacuum planters built after 1 May 2004 have hydraulic case drain vacuum motors. These motors have a flush-face case drain hose tip on the return oil line that must be routed to the tractor's sump/case drain port. The tractor requires a case drain coupler be installed in this port to accept the return hose.
This kit is required for operation of 1910 Commodity Air Cart and 1990 CCSTM hydraulically-driven fan.
See link below for information on seeding tool and TBH cart compatibility.
1910 Tow-Behind Cart and seeding tool compatibility
See link below for information on hydraulic, electrical, and software requirements for pairing hydraulic drive carts with model year 2013 and older seeding tools.
Hydraulic drive cart requirements for software, hydraulic and electrical overlays
The following table outlines hydraulic hose overlay AFC kits available for:
All model year 2014 and newer tools paired with TBH carts are shipped from the factory with overlay hoses for both number’s one and two from above.
Model 2013 and older tools did not have power beyond, return, and load sense hoses installed except for when paired with a 550 bu TBH cart. If pairing a model year 2013 or older tool with a TBH cart, hoses for power beyond, return, and load sense will need installed and can be seen below.
See link below for information on seeding tool and TBH cart compatibility.
1910 Tow-Behind Cart and seeding tool compatibility
See link below for information on hydraulic, electrical, and software requirements for pairing hydraulic drive carts with model year 2013 and older seeding tools.
Hydraulic drive cart requirements for software, hydraulic and electrical overlays
The following table outlines hydraulic hose overlay AFC kits available for:
All model year 2014 and newer tools paired with TBH carts are shipped from the factory with overlay hoses for both number’s one and two from above.
Model 2013 and older tools did not have power beyond, return, and load sense hoses installed except for when paired with a 550 bu TBH cart. If pairing a model year 2013 or older tool with a TBH cart, hoses for power beyond, return, and load sense will need installed and can be seen below.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
Contact a John Deere dealer for information on primary run air packages for noncurrent seeding tools.
Contact a John Deere dealer for information on primary run air packages for noncurrent seeding tools.
Contact a John Deere dealer for information on primary run air packages for noncurrent seeding tools.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
There are five types of meter cartridges available to match seed and fertilizer types and rates.
The yellow, low-rate meter roller is for rates from 0.91 up to 9.07 kg/ha (2 up to 20 lb/acre) for seeds such as flax, canola, and alfalfa. The low-rate meter roller rotates more continuously, minimizing pulsing effect for better metering at low rates. There are 20 flutes on this meter roller. Each flute is 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the top, 2-mm (0.08-in.) wide at the bottom, and 1.5-mm (0.06-in.) deep.
The black medium-rate meter roller is for rates from 9.07 up to 59 kg/ha (20 up to 130 lb/acre) for seeds such as wheat, barley, canola, and small soybeans up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. It is also used for medium rates of fertilizer. This is the most commonly used meter roller. There are 10 flutes on this roller, which are 18.5-mm (0.73-in.) wide at the top of the flute, 12-mm (0.47-in.) at the bottom of the flute, and 8-mm (0.31-in.) deep.
The green, high-rate meter roller is for rates from 30 up to 99.8 kg/ha (220 lb/acre), such as high rates of fertilizer and large soybeans bigger than 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) in diameter. There are 10 flutes, which are deeper and wider. Each flute is 21.5-mm (0.85 in.) wide at the top of the flute, 8-mm (0.31-in.) wide at the bottom of the flute, and 14-mm (0.55-in.) deep.
This blue roller is for rates from 22.7-120.2 kg/ha (50-265 lb/acre), or seeds such as barley and oats with beards. It is also used for large seeds such as garbanzo beans (in non SectionCommand™ system applications) or very high fertilizer rates. There are six flutes, which are very deep and widely spaced.
The width of the seeding tool and the number of furrow openers determine the number of active primary ports. The commodity cart can be equipped with a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8-run meter roller. One meter roller is required for each tank on the 1910.
When outfitting a cart with SectionCommand, new SectionCommand meter cartridges with gates and gate detection equipment will be needed. SectionCommand is sold in eight-run only configurations. In order to utilize SectionCommand on carts paired with tools less than eight runs, primary reduction kits are available. See table below for more information.
NOTE: The following procedure aligns the air cart meter with the seeding tool.
Part identification:
A. Hose clamp
B. Meter cover
C. Cap, 76.2 mm (3 in.) ID
D. Meter seal
NOTE: When metering high rates through a seeding tool with three to four secondary manifolds, it may be necessary to either add secondary manifolds or slow down to achieve a very high target rate.
A wide choice of tires and wheels is available for field installation to match soil and residue conditions.
For more information on tire options, please see 1910 Wheel and Tire Options.
Single rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4-26 |
3.47 m (136.6-in.) |
23.1-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
28L-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
30.5L-32 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3012) |
3.44 m(135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3010) |
3.0 m (118-in.) |
Dual rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R38 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.)
|
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
NOTES:
A wide choice of tires and wheels is available for field installation to match soil and residue conditions.
For more information on tire options, please see 1910 Wheel and Tire Options.
Single rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4-26 |
3.47 m (136.6-in.) |
23.1-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
28L-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
30.5L-32 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3012) |
3.44 m(135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3010) |
3.0 m (118-in.) |
Dual rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R38 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.)
|
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
NOTES:
A wide choice of tires and wheels is available for field installation to match soil and residue conditions.
For more information on tire options, please see 1910 Wheel and Tire Options.
Single rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4-26 |
3.47 m (136.6-in.) |
23.1-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
28L-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
30.5L-32 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3012) |
3.44 m(135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3010) |
3.0 m (118-in.) |
Dual rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R38 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.)
|
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
NOTES:
Variable seed rate capability allows the operator to vary seed/fertilizer rate on-the-go from the tractor cab. The operator can choose from one to six rates per tank. This provides precision farming with SeedStar™ monitor control and the GreenStar™ display.
The variable-rate drive system is also compatible with Precision Ag Technology products like Field Doc™ Air Cart for data logging, as well as Map-Based Prescriptions, to enable the operator to use predefined product application rates that automatically switch on- the-go.
Please consult Precision Ag Technology Price Pages for ordering information for Field Doc and Map-Based Prescriptions.
The rear hitch is used with tow-behind carts and has 22,000-lb towing capacity. The rear hitch allows connecting another implement to the cart, such as a coil-type packer or harrow.
SectionCommand is available as an attachment for field conversion (AFC) for all hydraulic drive carts. See SectionCommand saves seed and fertilizer input costs for more information on benefits and workings of the system.
There are four main components needed to add SectionCommand onto 1910 hydraulic drive air carts:
1. SectionCommand AFC kit (listed in the table below, order one kit per meter), kit includes:
2. Hydraulic hoses - Dealer is responsible for fabricating and sourcing hoses.
3. SectionCommand meter cartridges will be needed for each meter. These meter cartridges contain gates, gate detection sensors, and a secondary meter lock-down. See Meter cartridges for field conversion for more information.
4. New Operator’s Manual including SectionCommand. Order A98462 or newer 1910 operator’s manual when installing onto a model year 2013 19,400-L (550-bu) cart or all model year 2014 carts.
Ensure the latest version of software is installed on both cart controller and in-cab display.
All SectionCommand kits are sold in eight-run configurations. If pairing the cart with a tool of seven runs or less, order one - BA32812 meter run reduction kit per cart. This kit contains parts to block off runs not used when pairing a cart with a tool of seven runs or less.
NOTE: For SectionCommand to operate properly, it must be installed on each meter.
SectionCommand is available as an attachment for field conversion (AFC) for all hydraulic drive carts. See SectionCommand saves seed and fertilizer input costs for more information on benefits and workings of the system.
There are four main components needed to add SectionCommand onto 1910 hydraulic drive air carts:
1. SectionCommand AFC kit (listed in the table below, order one kit per meter), kit includes:
2. Hydraulic hoses - Dealer is responsible for fabricating and sourcing hoses.
3. SectionCommand meter cartridges will be needed for each meter. These meter cartridges contain gates, gate detection sensors, and a secondary meter lock-down. See Meter cartridges for field conversion for more information.
4. New Operator’s Manual including SectionCommand. Order A98462 or newer 1910 operator’s manual when installing onto a model year 2013 19,400-L (550-bu) cart or all model year 2014 carts.
Ensure the latest version of software is installed on both cart controller and in-cab display.
All SectionCommand kits are sold in eight-run configurations. If pairing the cart with a tool of seven runs or less, order one - BA32812 meter run reduction kit per cart. This kit contains parts to block off runs not used when pairing a cart with a tool of seven runs or less.
NOTE: For SectionCommand to operate properly, it must be installed on each meter.
SectionCommand is available as an attachment for field conversion (AFC) for all hydraulic drive carts. See SectionCommand saves seed and fertilizer input costs for more information on benefits and workings of the system.
There are four main components needed to add SectionCommand onto 1910 hydraulic drive air carts:
1. SectionCommand AFC kit (listed in the table below, order one kit per meter), kit includes:
2. Hydraulic hoses - Dealer is responsible for fabricating and sourcing hoses.
3. SectionCommand meter cartridges will be needed for each meter. These meter cartridges contain gates, gate detection sensors, and a secondary meter lock-down. See Meter cartridges for field conversion for more information.
4. New Operator’s Manual including SectionCommand. Order A98462 or newer 1910 operator’s manual when installing onto a model year 2013 19,400-L (550-bu) cart or all model year 2014 carts.
Ensure the latest version of software is installed on both cart controller and in-cab display.
All SectionCommand kits are sold in eight-run configurations. If pairing the cart with a tool of seven runs or less, order one - BA32812 meter run reduction kit per cart. This kit contains parts to block off runs not used when pairing a cart with a tool of seven runs or less.
NOTE: For SectionCommand to operate properly, it must be installed on each meter.
The rear duals conversion kit allows converting carts equipped with 20.8R-38 R1, 20.8R-42 and 18.4-26 10 PR R3 tires from single wheels to duals.
Bundle includes two wheel spacers (AA44677) for rear cart tires which will move each tire 7.75-in. from center.
Two warning light bracket extensions (left- and right-hand side) are also included.
Tires | Spacing: Centerline to centerline |
Duals - Inner tires | 120.6 in. (3062 mm) |
Duals - Outer tires | 176.6 in. (4485.8 mm) |
IMPORTANT: Rear duals are recommended on slopes from 10-15 degrees.
A wide choice of tires and wheels is available for field installation to match soil and residue conditions.
For more information on tire options, please see 1910 Wheel and Tire Options.
Single rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4-26 |
3.47 m (136.6-in.) |
23.1-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
28L-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
30.5L-32 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3012) |
3.44 m(135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3010) |
3.0 m (118-in.) |
Dual rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R38 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.)
|
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
NOTES:
A wide choice of tires and wheels is available for field installation to match soil and residue conditions.
For more information on tire options, please see 1910 Wheel and Tire Options.
Single rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4-26 |
3.47 m (136.6-in.) |
23.1-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
28L-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
30.5L-32 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3012) |
3.44 m(135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3010) |
3.0 m (118-in.) |
Dual rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R38 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.)
|
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
NOTES:
A wide choice of tires and wheels is available for field installation to match soil and residue conditions.
For more information on tire options, please see 1910 Wheel and Tire Options.
Single rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4-26 |
3.47 m (136.6-in.) |
23.1-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
28L-26 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
30.5L-32 |
3.44 m (135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3012) |
3.44 m(135.6-in.) |
710/70R38 (code 3010) |
3.0 m (118-in.) |
Dual rear-tire spacing—all carts
Tires |
Tread spacing—centerline to centerline |
18.4R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R38 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.) |
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
20.8R42 |
|
Inner tire |
3.06 m (120-in.)
|
Outer tire |
4.57 m (180-in.) |
NOTES:
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