New John Deere 1835 | Sloan Implement
1835 Air Hoe Drill
  • Choice of ground-engaging openers
  • Parallel Tracking™ or AutoTrac™ compatibility
  • Focused on proper air hose routing
  • Additional operators manuals and decal kit

Features

  • Row Spacing: 10-in. (254-mm) 20-in. (508-mm)

  • Opener: Ground-engaging knife bodies

  • Fertilizer Placement: Separate

  • Working Width: 33 ft. 4 in., 40 ft., /41 ft. 8 in., 50 ft. 8 in., /58 ft. 4 in., 60 ft.

  • Transport Width: 20 ft.

Specifications

Dimensions - Nominal mainframe width (between wing-fold pivots):
4.19 m
13.75 ft
Dimensions - Number of seed openers:
Openers link
Dimensions - Road clearance with sweep:
15 in.
381 mm
Dimensions - Spacing and width #1:
Working width
12.2 m
40 ft
Transport height with harrow
19.01 ft
5.79 m
Minimum temporary height reduction with sweeps
508 mm
20 in.
Weight
29,000-lb. (13,150 kg) (weight with typical options)
Spacing: 25.4 cm
10 in.
Width: 12.5 m
41 ft
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Dimensions - Spacing and width #2:
Working width
15.2 m
50 ft
Transport height with harrow
16.53 ft
5.04 m
Minimum temporary height reduction with sweeps
508 mm
20 in.
Nominal inner wing width (between wing-fold pivots)
3.08 m
10.1 ft
Weight
37575-lb. (17040 kg) (weight with typical options)
Spacing: 25.4 cm
10 in.
Width: 15.2 m
50 ft
Dimensions - Spacing and width #3:
Working width
18.3 m
60 ft
Transport height with harrow
19.4 ft
5.91 m
Transport height without harrow
19.40-ft. (5.91 m)
Minimum temporary height reduction with sweeps
508 mm
20 in.
Nominal inner wing width (between wing-fold pivots)
4.14 m
13.59 ft
Weight
41,425-lb. (18,790 kg) (weight with typical options)
Spacing: 25.4 cm
10 in.
Width: 18.6 m
61 ft
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Dimensions - Transport width:
20 ft
6.1 m
Fertilizer Opener - Type #1:
Spacing
508 mm
20 in.
Blade size
457 mm
18 in.
Fertilizer compatibility
Anhydrous gas, liquid, dry
Rolling disk
Fertilizer Opener - Type #2:


Fore-Aft Dimensions - Length:
Hitch pin to rear of transport wheels
10.12 m
33.2 ft
Lateral frame clearance, opener to opener
76.2 cm
30 in.
Fore-aft frame clearance between ranks
73.66 cm
29 in.
Front of front cross member to front of rear cross member (4 ranks)
2.21 m
7.23 ft
Freight - F.O.B.:
Valley City, North Dakota
Key Specs - Spacing and width #1:
Spacing: 25.4 cm
10 in.
Width: 40-ft. 0-in. (12.2 m)
Key Specs - Spacing and width #2:
Spacing: 25.4 cm
10 in.
Width: 15.2 m
50 ft
Key Specs - Spacing and width #3:
Spacing: 25.4 cm
10 in.
Width: 60-ft. 0-in. (18.3 m)
Mainframe - Centerframe width:
4.19 m
13.75 ft
Mainframe - Cross members:
10.16 x 10.16 cm
4 x 4 in.
Mainframe - End tubes:
102 x 102 x 9.5 mm
4 x 4 x 3/8 in.
Mainframe - Hitch:
102 mm x 102 mm x 9.5mm 4 x 4 x 3/8-in
Mainframe - Hitch category:
Category 4 (2-in. [50 mm]Pin) or Category 5 ( 2-3/4-in. [70 mm])
Mainframe - Mainframe and wing flexibility:
Diagonal flex
Mainframe - Seeding tool depth control:
Adjustable mechanical stop
Press Wheels - Size:
Steel
3x21 (34.7-lb.) or 4x22 (35.9-lb.) on 10-in. spacing
Semi-pneumatic
3 x 21 (37.2 lb.), 4 x 21 (41.8 lb or 5.5 x 21 in. (51.6 lb) on 10-in. spacing

Seed Opener - Penetration force:

Seed Opener - Type #1:
Spacing
254 mm
10 in.
Dimensions
31.75 x 50.8 x 711 mm
1.25 x 2 x 28 in.
Trip force
550-lb. (2.4 kN)
TruPosition™ - 51 degree (angle)
Seed Opener - Type #2:


Seed Opener - Type #3:


Seed Opener - Underframe clearance:
71.12 cm
28 in.
Tires - Tire specifications:
Tire link
Tractor Horsepower Requirements - 40-ft.:
242.35 kW
325 hp
Tractor Horsepower Requirements - 50-ft.:
298.3 kW
400 hp
Tractor Horsepower Requirements - 60-ft.:
354.2 kW
475 hp
Tractor Hydraulic Requirements - Minimum SCVs:
3
Tractor Hydraulic Requirements - Tractor hydraulic circuit requirements:
One selective control for frame lift; one selective control for wing fold and transport wheels, one for SFP rockshaft control
Tractor Hydraulic Requirements - Tractor hydraulic pressure requirement:
2500 psi/min (40-ft. - 60-ft.)
Warning Lights - Standard:
Yes

Control the depth of seeding with TouchSet™

Setting depth is one of the most critical adjustments an operator will make to a seeding tool. John Deere understands every operator needs dependable, repeatable depth control that is easily adjustable. That is why John Deere provides a choice of two depth control options on the 1830 and 1835.

Mechanical depth shims are repeatable and reliable
Adjusting mechanical depth shims Adjusting mechanical depth shims

Often-heard are comments from producers who say they prefer the positive mechanical depth control offered by the 1820. This popular concept is base equipment on the 1830 and 1835 air hoe drills. 

 

Two indexed depth shim packs on the mainframe are not only easy to set, but reduce the number of adjustment sites over previous designs by up to 60 percent.

Less time adjusting means more time seeding.

 

TouchSet™ depth control

Changing field conditions such as moisture levels and soil types can make setting depth a challenge.  TouchSet depth control makes adjusting depth in response to changing field conditions easy and profitable. On 8R and 9R Series tractors, the operator uses selective control valve (SCV) #1 and the SCV TouchSet control panel to perform all the depth control functions from the seat. Considering yield penalties of 5 percent due to seeding 2.5 cm (1 in.) too deep or too shallow, the convenience of in-cab adjustment pays nicely.

 

NOTE: Repeatability is +/- 6 mm (0.25 in.) to preset depth. If your seeding operation requires accuracy greater than +/- 6 mm (0.25 in.), the use of shim packs is recommended.

Control arm Control arm
CommandCenter™ CommandCenter™

How does it work? The operator uses the TouchSet (SCV setup panel) to set or change the operator depth.

  • With the implement nine-pin connector connected to the tractor, start the tractor; a P will appear in the window of the control panel under SCV #1.
  • The remote sensor located on the rockshaft monitors position of the implement.
  • After operating depth is measured at the ground engaging tool and the desired depth obtained, press the lower set button on the control panel. That depth is now set.
  • On-the-go depth changes can be made by touching the set button to select a new depth.
  • Implement raise height selection uses the upper set button on the control panel to preset the distance the implement is raised above the operating depth.

Preset the raise height to:

  • Take out wheel tracks on headlands
  • Limit raise height for waterway crossings
  • Manual depth override capacity
Remote position sensor Remote position sensor
Electrical connector Electrical connector

A remote position sensor (1) is located at the rear of the drill; electronically monitors the positions of the implement.

 

An electrical connector is used for easy hookup of TouchSet depth control sensor on the implement to the tractor system (8R Tractor illustrated).

 

NOTES:

  1. For use with all 8R and 9R (or older models) Series John Deere tractors.
  2. TouchSet depth control requires additional tractor parts for hookup; see appropriate tractor section in this Sales Manual.

     

 

1830

Code

Bundle

Description

2500

  

Positive mechanical depth control

2505

 

TouchSet depth control plus positive mechanical depth control

 

1835

Code

Bundle

Description

2510

 

Positive mechanical depth control with active hydraulic down-pressure system for separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

2515

 

TouchSet depth control and positive mechanical depth control with active hydraulic down-pressure system for SFP

 

Reduce transport height

Transporting large machines on public roads can be a little stressful. Passing motorists, mailboxes, overhead lines, and trees can all contribute to potential hazards. 

With so much to focus on, the 1830 Air Hoe Drill operator should not have to worry about openers engaging the pavement when lowering a machine to clear an overhead obstacle. 

With the optional transport height reduction feature, the operator does not need to worry. This handy feature can also serve to set the height for storage inside.

How it works
Transport height reduction assembly Transport height reduction assembly

Simply setting the pin in the appropriate hole will stop the machine from lowering when the openers are a safe distance above the pavement. 

The operator can focus on the overhead obstacle and other hazards such as passing motorists near the machine. This can prevent a potentially damaging encounter with the road surface or even an accident.

Stabilize nitrogen retention with separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

Fertilizer inputs can represent 30 percent to 35 percent of the cost in small-grain and oil seed production. It is no wonder producers are concerned about nitrogen losses from gas escape, volatilization, and leaching.

Nitrogen loss pathways
Manage nitrogen to minimize losses Manage nitrogen to minimize losses
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  1. Manure and crop residues
  2. 46-0-0
    82-0-0
    28-0-0 (75 percent)
  3. Soil organic N
  4. Ammonium NH4+
  5. Nitrate NO3+
  6. Immobilization
  7. Leaching and runoff
  8. NO
    N2O
  9. N2+
    N20 Denitrification
  10. NH3 Volatilization

Nitrogen (N) loss occurs via four key pathways.

  1. Volatilization of anhydrous ammonia (NH3) into the atmosphere.
  2. Immobilization, or the uptake of nitrogen by microbes breaking down residue.
  3. Leaching or runoff of N2 or NO2 (nitrite).
  4. Volatilization of N2 or NO2 (nitrite).

Denitrification is the conversion of nitrate (NO3) to nitrite (NO2), and eventually to N2 or N2O (nitrous oxide). These nitrogen forms are not held by the soil complex like NO3 and NH4 and are subject to escape via water.

SFP opener prevents nitrogen loss
SFP opener SFP opener
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The SFP opener features:

  • Single-disk blade slices through the soil at a five-degree angle
  • Opener is adjusted via active hydraulic-down pressure
  • Depth gauging is accomplished at the opener
  • Closing wheel ensures fertilizer stays where it is applied

Ultra-low soil, moisture, and residue disturbance, plus the cast closing wheel, are able to lock in dry, liquid or gaseous fertilizer. 

 

IMPORTANT: Furrow closing wheels are required when applying anhydrous fertilizer.

Plus, application at seeding means no more worrying about pre-season nitrogen loss due to de-nitrification and leaching. Reduce dependence on risky top-dress applications where volatilization and immobilization can significantly reduce crop uptake. Fertilizer can now be applied in the seeding operation with confidence, knowing it is firmly in place where it belongs in the soil.

Ground-engaging openers provide benefits of low-disturbance seeding

Knife bodies and points
Knife body Knife body
Knife body with 10.2 cm (4 in.) point Knife body with 10.2 cm (4 in.) point

Many producers enjoy the moisture-saving benefits of low-disturbance seeding. To make it easier for them to reap the rewards of low-disturbance seeding, factory-installed knife bodies are available for 1830 and 1835 Drills.

The knife bodies are available in 2.5 cm (1 in.) or 10.2 cm (4 in.) spread points. 

Use the 2.5-cm (1-in.) point for low disturbance or, if a wider spread pattern is desired to increase seedbed utilization, use the 10.2-cm (4-in.) point. The points can be quickly changed with a single roll-pin fastening system and feature carbide tips to ensure long life. 

The knife bodies also feature a positive hose retention system with provisions for a hose clamp to hold the hose in place.

These knife bodies may not perform as designed in wet, sticky soil conditions.

NOTE: Points and roll pins are not included. Points and roll pins are available through Service Parts.

Perma-Loc™ spoons and sweeps

Perma-Loc spoons and sweeps from John Deere offer reduced maintenance because the Perma-Loc design enables a change-out up to five times faster than traditional bolt-on components.

 

They also offer cost savings because with Perma-Loc spoons and sweeps, there is no more purchasing hardware each time spoons are changed out. This can save $309 USD list price when changing out the spoons on a 18.3-m (60-ft) tool with 19-cm (7.5-in.) spacing. 

 

Save time and money and seed smart with John Deere Perma-Loc spoons or sweeps.

10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon
10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon

Shown is the 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon; 7.6-cm (3-in.) spoons are also available. 

Spoons are not included in base price and must be ordered separately. 

Below is the seedbed profile that can be expected if using a 10.2-cm (4-in.) spoon in conventional tillage with the 1835 Separate Fertilizer Placement (SFP). 

10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon
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  1. Tilled soil
  2. Disturbed soil packed over seed row
  3. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
  4. Separate fertilizer placement nitrogen
  5. 10.2 cm (4 in.)
  6. 50.8 cm (20 in.)
  7. Seed
  8. Seed-placed phosphorus
Codes for ground-engaging openers

 

Code 

Bundle 

Description

5000

 

Perma-Loc clip and seed boot for TruPosition™ standard

  • Not compatible with double-shoot air packages on 1830

5001

 

Perma-Loc clip and seed boot for TruPosition openers with sweeps

  • Not available on 1835

5005

*

Knife body for TruPosition standard

5006

 

Knife body with 2.5-cm (1-in.) tip for TruPosition openers 

5007

 

Knife body with 10.2-cm (4-in.) tips for TruPosition openers

5010

*

Less ground-engaging tools and seed boot for TruPosition and spring-cushion openers

Perma-Loc removal tool
Perma-Loc removal tool Perma-Loc removal tool

This handy Perma-Loc removal tool should be ordered for each drill ordered with Perma-Loc components.

30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweep and boot 30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweep and boot
Seedbed profile - 1830 and 30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweeps Seedbed profile - 1830 and 30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweeps
  1. Disturbed soil packed over seed row with 14-cm (5.5-in.) semi-pneumatic packer
  2. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
  3. Tilled soil
  4. Seed-placed phosphorus
  5. Seed-placed nitrogen
  6. Seed
  7. 17.8 cm (7 in.)
  8. Seed floor created by sweep

Integration advantages of Deere tractor, cart, tool and technology

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To win big in small grains, it takes a seeding solution that superseeds your expectations. John Deere delivers with a complete line of everything you need – and the sizes you want – to seed for success. Air-hoe drills. Commodity air carts. No-till air drills. Openers. Fertilizer attachments. Central commodity systems. Box drills. Plus precision ag technology to stretch your productivity to higher levels. But it’s far more than iron and technology. It’s the exceptional agronomic know-how and unsurpassed dealer support in all phases of production to keep you running. With our latest additions to equipment and openers, our seeding solutions deliver the next-generation performance you need to help you reach the full potential of each seed. That’s our commitment to you.

Flexible frame allows for consistent seed depth

Seed depth uniformity
Diagonal frame flexibility keeps openers engaged Diagonal frame flexibility keeps openers engaged

Producers are more attuned to the importance of seed depth than ever before. A uniform-looking field is not the only goal; yield is too. Proven yield penalties across the world range from 5 percent to 25 percent, depending on depth variance.

 

The 1830 and 1835 feature diagonal mainframes and wing flexing – helping openers maintain their depth over uneven terrain.

Side-to-side flexibility demonstrated by 1830 Side-to-side flexibility demonstrated by 1830

The life requirement of these robust machines is four times longer than previous models. That is why the John Deere seeding group has built even more durability into the 1830 and 1835 Air Hoe Drills. 

 

An advanced and rigorous testing program has proven the machine durability to the extent that John Deere now offers a three-year frame warranty with each 1830 and 1835 that rolls out of the factory.

Robust ball joints Robust ball joints
Cast rank tube connectors Cast rank tube connectors

Robust ball joints connect strong fore-aft tubes to 100-mm x 100-mm (4-in. x 4-in.) rank tubes, which are joined to one another by pivoting rank connectors. Both the mainframe and wing sections share this durable construction that enables the frame to flex diagonally, relieving stress on solid frame members and avoiding frame failures.

 

Seed smart with confidence that the 1830 and 1835 will endure the field conditions.

Apply fertilizer at a safe distance with Separate Fertilizer Placement (SFP)

Researchers observed stand reductions up to 5 percent in wheat and 26 percent in canola (PAMI 738) when nitrogen fertilizer was placed near the seed. Those are the risks and possible consequences for nitrogen application too close to the seed. 

1835 seeding wheat and applying ammonia separately 1835 seeding wheat and applying ammonia separately
1835 with SFP, 10.2-cm (4-in.) points and 10.2-cm (4-in.) packers 1835 with SFP, 10.2-cm (4-in.) points and 10.2-cm (4-in.) packers
  1. Undisturbed soil
  2. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
  3. Disturbed soil packed over seed row
  4. SFP nitrogen
  5. 10.2 cm (4 in.)
  6. 50.8 cm (20 in.)
  7. Seed
  8. Seep-placed phosphorus

John Deere seeding group thinks sound nitrogen management should be rewarded. That is why the 1835 SFP Air Hoe Drill was designed with the exclusive SFP opener to place nitrogen, potassium and sulfur-based fertilizers separate from the seed. This positive separation of fertilizer and seed eliminates seedling damage caused by some fertilizer forms and application methods.

Understanding distance between seed and fertilizer placement

 

When seeding with the 1835 SFP, the seed opener will have an effect on the distance between the seed and fertilizer. For example, as the diagram above shows, seeding with a 10.2-cm (4-in.) spread places the seed between 20.3 cm (8 in.) and 30.5 cm (12 in.) from the fertilizer in the same furrow.

 

NOTE: Narrow spread openers are recommended to keep a consistent distance between seed and fertilizer.

 

IMPORTANT: The 1835 SFP is also capable of applying safe rates of starter fertilizer with the seed.  

 

Be at ease with Separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

Fertilizer inputs can represent 30 percent to 35 percent of the cost in small grain and oil seed production. It is no wonder farmers are concerned about nitrogen losses from gas escape, volatilization and leaching.

One opener combines four key processes to minimize nutrient losses through precise nutrient placement at seeding. John Deere’s SFP disc opener features:

  • Active hydraulic downforce
  • Depth gauging at the opener
  • Ultra-low soil and residue disturbance
  • Positive closing system

All of these lock in dry, liquid, or gas forms of nitrogen.

There is no more worrying about pre-season nitrogen loss due to denutrification and leaching. Operators can forget about volatilization of top-dress applications, and maybe most notably, endure a day of seeding without the burning nasal passages that accompany poor anhydrous ammonia retention.

SFP opener with 5-degree angle
SFP opener SFP opener

Key features of the opener include:

  • Depth gauging at the opener with 11.4-cm (4.5-in.) or 7.6-cm (3-in.) semi-pneumatic gauge wheels
  • Depth adjustments are in 6 mm (1/4 in.) increments from 1.3-cm (1/2-in.) to 9-cm (3-1/2-in.) deep
  • 5-degree operating angle creates a narrow trench and minimizes soil disturbance
  • Close-coupled closing wheel assembly for quick trench closure and maximum fertilizer retention
    • NOTE: Closing wheels are base equipment on anhydrous openers and optional on liquid and dry openers. Closing wheels are recommended.
  • Extended-wear (chrome alloy) fertilizer boots
  • Sealed, non-greaseable bearings
Fertilizer tubes

There are four choices of interchangeable fertilizer tubes:

A) Dry fertilizer tube to be used with 32-mm (1-1/4-in.) secondary fertilizer hose from the 1910 Commodity Cart.
B) Liquid fertilizer tube (for 13-mm [1/2-in.] ID hose). Using this tube for anhydrous may cause loss of retention.*
C) Dual fertilizer delivery tube. Allows for placement of dry or anhydrous. If applying both simultaneously, the operator may need to provide a relief system to relieve air from dry tube for adequate anhydrous retention. Without air relief, the operator will need to adjust air plenum to restrict all airflow to SFP dry tubes when anhydrous is being applied.*
D) Anhydrous tube (for 10-mm [3/8-in.] ID hose).*


* NOTE: Liquid or NH3 Fertilizer metering/delivery system is not provided by the John Deere seeding group.

 

 Code

Bundle

 Description

 1205    Dry fertilizer delivery tube
 1215    Liquid fertilizer delivery tube
 1220    Dual delivery tubes
 1225    Anhydrous fertilizer delivery tube
Serrated closing wheel
Serrated closing wheel Serrated closing wheel

The serrated closing wheel offers an improved closing system when seeding in harder, dryer conditions. The notches on the wheel break up the dryer conditions while offering an improved sealing that will directly promote better germination which supports and increases flowering and even / fuller canopy overall. By sealing off the trench, there is less outgassing of anhydrous, offering a safer environment for the producer. By less outgassing, there is a higher opportunity for increased yields stemming from better germination

Opener furrow closing wheel

2.5-cm x 30.5-cm (1-in. x 12-in.) cast closing wheel follows the press wheel to close furrow, placing soil over seed or fertilizer after the press wheel secures seed in furrow.

  • A double-row ball bearing to reduce wear is located in the arm of the closing wheel
  • Mounted parallel to the furrow opener, the closing wheel can be adjusted laterally to allow running on top of furrow for sandy or mellow soils or to side of furrow for heavier soils
  • Down pressure is adjustable from 12 kg to 19.5 kg (26 lb to 43 lb) (no tools and three adjustments).

NOTE: Closing wheel is optional on fertilizer openers.

 

 Code

 Bundle

 Description

 1701    Less cast closing wheel
 1707   Cast serrated fertilizer closing wheel
Opener gauge wheel

11.4-cm x 40.6-cm (4.5-in. x 16-in.) semi-pneumatic wheel gauges depth

  • Standard smooth plastic hub for minimal soil disturbance in mellow soils
  • Depth can be controlled from 0.6 x 9 cm (1/4 to 3-1/2 in.) in 6-mm (1/4-in.) increments (13 total adjustments)
  • Runs on sealed, double row tapered ball bearings

 

7.6-cm x 40.6-cm (3-in. x 16-in.) gauge wheel (optional)

  • Less stubble or residue disturbance
  • Depth can be controlled from 0.6 to 9 cm (1/4 to 3-1/2 in.) in 6-mm (1/4-in.) increments (13 total adjustments)

 

 Code

 Bundle

 Description

 1605    Smooth-side gauge wheel
 1610    Narrow gauge wheel (7.6 cm [3 in.] in width)

Fertilizer options with the separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

SFP Openers SFP Openers
Separate fertilizer placement offers nutrient placement at a 5 or 7-degree angle

The 5-degree fertilizer opener:

  • Is required for liquid and anhydrous (NH3) fertilizers
  • Will also apply dry fertilizer  
  • Opens a smaller trench than the 7-degree opener
  • Is better able to capture anhydrous and liquid fertilizer and seal fertilizers in the soil
Fertilizer tubes

There are four choices of interchangeable fertilizer tubes:

  • Dry fertilizer tube to be used with 32-mm (1-1/4-in.) secondary fertilizer hose from the 1910 Cart
  • Liquid fertilizer tube (for 13-mm [1/2-in.] i.d. hose)
    • IMPORTANT: Using this tube for anhydrous may cause loss of retention
  • Dual fertilizer delivery tube – allows for placement of dry or anhydrous. If applying both simultaneously, the operator may need to provide a relief system to relieve air from dry tube for adequate anhydrous retention. Without air relief, the operator will need to adjust air plenum to restrict all airflow to SFP dry tubes when anhydrous is being applied
  • Anhydrous tube (for 10-mm [3/8-in.] i.d. hose)
    • Liquid or NH3 fertilizer metering/delivery system is not provided by the John Deere Seeding Group

 

Key features of the SFP opener are:

  • 457.2-mm (18-in.) opener blades operate at 5 degrees, resulting in a narrow trench with less soil disturbance
  • Fertilizer tubes are interchangeable among dry, liquid, or anhydrous (NH3)
  • Closing wheel assembly is closer to the fertilizer delivery tube; provides increased fertilizer retention
  • Serrated closing wheels are base equipment on anhydrous openers and optional on liquid and dry openers
    • NOTE: Closing wheels are recommended when dry soil conditions are common.
  • Extended-wear (chrome alloy) fertilizer boots are standard equipment
  • Choice of five different gauge wheels
  • Depth adjustments in 6-mm (1/4-in.) increments from 13 mm to 89 mm (1/2 in. to 3.5 in.) deep
Opener furrow-closing wheel

The 25-mm x 305-mm (1-in. x 12-in.) cast closing wheel follows the press wheel to close the furrow, placing soil over seed or fertilizer after the press wheel secures the seed in the furrow.

  • A double-row ball bearing to reduce wear is located in the arm of the closing wheel
  • Mounted parallel to the furrow opener, the closing wheel can be adjusted laterally to allow running on top of the furrow for sandy or mellow soils or to side of the furrow for heavier soils
  • Down pressure is adjustable from 11.8 kg to 19.5 kg (26 lb to 43 lb) (no tools and three adjustments)
  • A grease fitting in the pivot arm provides free movement for the arm
Group Key Component Object description Comp. Qty (CUn) Component unit
AA102151 03H2070 BOLT, ROUND HEAD SQUARE NECK 32 PC
AA102151 03M7224 BOLT, RD HD SQ SHORT NECK, METRIC 8 PC
AA102151 14M7396 NUT, METRIC, HEX FL, SELF LOCKING 8 PC
AA102151 A107506 WASHER, SPECIAL 32 PC
AA102151 A116640 Scraper, SFP, RH 4 PC
AA102151 A116641 Scraper, SFP, LH 4 PC
AA102151 AA97059 Plate, NH3 SEALING, LH 4 PC
AA102151 AA97060 Plate, NH3 SEALING, RH 4 PC
AA102151 E55662 NUT-FLANGE-3/8 32 PC
AA102151 N283804 DISK, BORON 8 PC

In yellow the actual parts. Everything else is hardware  

 

 

SFP upgrade kit

SPF scrapers can bolt a sealing wing to the bottom of the improved anhydrous (NH3) retention by reducing outgassing. It’s made of steel and has carbide titles brazed to the edges for long life.

 

  • Parts: AA102150 and AA102151

The SFP opener closing arm spring will better hold the notched retention position. When selecting options for anhydrous fertilizer delivery, the SFP opener has a carbide sealing wing. The sealing wing agitates the trench sidewall and helps seal the top of the furrow with soil. This helps facilitate the binding of anhydrous ammonia to the soil, which reduces outgassing, keeps more fertilizer in the ground, and provides a boost to young plants. 

Group Key Component Object description Comp. Qty (CUn) Component unit
AA102150 03H2070 BOLT, ROUND HEAD SQUARE NECK 8 PC
AA102150 03M7224 BOLT, RD HD SQ SHORT NECK, METRIC 2 PC
AA102150 14M7396 NUT, METRIC, HEX FL, SELF LOCKING 2 PC
AA102150 A107506 WASHER, SPECIAL 8 PC
AA102150 A116640 Scraper, SFP, RH 1 PC
AA102150 A116641 Scraper, SFP, LH 1 PC
AA102150 AA97059 Plate, NH3 SEALING, LH 1 PC
AA102150 AA97060 Plate, NH3 SEALING, RH 1 PC
AA102150 E55662 NUT-FLANGE-3/8 8 PC
AA102150 N283804 DISK, BORON 2 PC

In yellow the actual parts. Everything else is hardware  

 

 

TruPosition™ standards are consistent seed depth and row spacing

TruPosition 250-kg (550-lb) trip force
250-kg (550-lb) trip-force TruPosition standard 250-kg (550-lb) trip-force TruPosition standard
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Unmoved

That is how John Deere's TruPosition standard may be described. When the seed depth consistency and row spacing integrity are top concerns, this low-maintenance design will not compromise.

 

This can translate to a more than 5 percent yield increase by maintaining seed depth in tough ground conditions. The no-bolt design means avoiding maintenance costs and damaging downtime down the road.

 

It has a 51-degree shank.

Harrow

Seed depth consistency is a function of initial seed placement below the soil surface and displacement of soil over the seed row. When soil throw from the openers is great enough to cover up neighboring seed rows, a harrow is recommended to level the seedbed and equalize displaced soil over all seed rows prior to packing.

1830 with sweeps, harrow, and 14-cm (5.5-in.) packers 1830 with sweeps, harrow, and 14-cm (5.5-in.) packers
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Equipping an 1830 with the optional two-bar harrow helps level the seedbed before packing, ensuring an even distribution of soil over all seed rows. Adjustments include both vertical and tine-pitch, allowing the operator to set the harrow for the level of aggressiveness needed to level the seedbed.


NOTE: Not recommended for seeding into surface residue levels exceeding 35 percent.

NOTE: Harrow is not compatible with 1835.

1830 on 25.4-cm (10-in.) spacing, 30.5-cm (12-in.) sweep, harrow 1830 on 25.4-cm (10-in.) spacing, 30.5-cm (12-in.) sweep, harrow
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  1. Disturbed soil packed over seed row with 14-cm (5.5-in.) semi-pneumatic packer.
  2. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
  3. Tilled soil
  4. Seed-placed phosphorus
  5. Seed-placed nitrogen
  6. Seed
  7. 17.8 cm (7 in.)
  8. Seed floor created by sweep


The seeding profile behind an 1830 equipped with a harrow and sweeps will look similar to the image on the left. A flat seed floor with seed distributed over 50 percent of the row spacing for 25.4-cm (10-in.) configurations using the Perma-Loc™ boot and sweep.

1830:

 

Code

Bundle

Description

1000

*

250-kg (550-lb) TruPosition opener on four ranks, less harrow

1015

*

250-kg (550-lb) TruPosition opener on front three ranks, double-bar harrow

 

1835:

 

Code

Bundle

Description

1005

*

250-kg (550-lb) TruPosition opener on rear three ranks and separate fertilizer placement (SFP) disk openers on front rank
  • Features

    Features

    • Row Spacing: 10-in. (254-mm) 20-in. (508-mm)

    • Opener: Ground-engaging knife bodies

    • Fertilizer Placement: Separate

    • Working Width: 33 ft. 4 in., 40 ft., /41 ft. 8 in., 50 ft. 8 in., /58 ft. 4 in., 60 ft.

    • Transport Width: 20 ft.

  • Specifications

    Specifications

    Dimensions - Nominal mainframe width (between wing-fold pivots):
    4.19 m
    13.75 ft
    Dimensions - Number of seed openers:
    Openers link
    Dimensions - Road clearance with sweep:
    15 in.
    381 mm
    Dimensions - Spacing and width #1:
    Working width
    12.2 m
    40 ft
    Transport height with harrow
    19.01 ft
    5.79 m
    Minimum temporary height reduction with sweeps
    508 mm
    20 in.
    Weight
    29,000-lb. (13,150 kg) (weight with typical options)
    Spacing: 25.4 cm
    10 in.
    Width: 12.5 m
    41 ft
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    Dimensions - Spacing and width #2:
    Working width
    15.2 m
    50 ft
    Transport height with harrow
    16.53 ft
    5.04 m
    Minimum temporary height reduction with sweeps
    508 mm
    20 in.
    Nominal inner wing width (between wing-fold pivots)
    3.08 m
    10.1 ft
    Weight
    37575-lb. (17040 kg) (weight with typical options)
    Spacing: 25.4 cm
    10 in.
    Width: 15.2 m
    50 ft
    Dimensions - Spacing and width #3:
    Working width
    18.3 m
    60 ft
    Transport height with harrow
    19.4 ft
    5.91 m
    Transport height without harrow
    19.40-ft. (5.91 m)
    Minimum temporary height reduction with sweeps
    508 mm
    20 in.
    Nominal inner wing width (between wing-fold pivots)
    4.14 m
    13.59 ft
    Weight
    41,425-lb. (18,790 kg) (weight with typical options)
    Spacing: 25.4 cm
    10 in.
    Width: 18.6 m
    61 ft
    Dimensions - Spacing and width #4:



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    Dimensions - Transport width:
    20 ft
    6.1 m
    Fertilizer Opener - Type #1:
    Spacing
    508 mm
    20 in.
    Blade size
    457 mm
    18 in.
    Fertilizer compatibility
    Anhydrous gas, liquid, dry
    Rolling disk
    Fertilizer Opener - Type #2:


    Fore-Aft Dimensions - Length:
    Hitch pin to rear of transport wheels
    10.12 m
    33.2 ft
    Lateral frame clearance, opener to opener
    76.2 cm
    30 in.
    Fore-aft frame clearance between ranks
    73.66 cm
    29 in.
    Front of front cross member to front of rear cross member (4 ranks)
    2.21 m
    7.23 ft
    Freight - F.O.B.:
    Valley City, North Dakota
    Key Specs - Spacing and width #1:
    Spacing: 25.4 cm
    10 in.
    Width: 40-ft. 0-in. (12.2 m)
    Key Specs - Spacing and width #2:
    Spacing: 25.4 cm
    10 in.
    Width: 15.2 m
    50 ft
    Key Specs - Spacing and width #3:
    Spacing: 25.4 cm
    10 in.
    Width: 60-ft. 0-in. (18.3 m)
    Mainframe - Centerframe width:
    4.19 m
    13.75 ft
    Mainframe - Cross members:
    10.16 x 10.16 cm
    4 x 4 in.
    Mainframe - End tubes:
    102 x 102 x 9.5 mm
    4 x 4 x 3/8 in.
    Mainframe - Hitch:
    102 mm x 102 mm x 9.5mm 4 x 4 x 3/8-in
    Mainframe - Hitch category:
    Category 4 (2-in. [50 mm]Pin) or Category 5 ( 2-3/4-in. [70 mm])
    Mainframe - Mainframe and wing flexibility:
    Diagonal flex
    Mainframe - Seeding tool depth control:
    Adjustable mechanical stop
    Press Wheels - Size:
    Steel
    3x21 (34.7-lb.) or 4x22 (35.9-lb.) on 10-in. spacing
    Semi-pneumatic
    3 x 21 (37.2 lb.), 4 x 21 (41.8 lb or 5.5 x 21 in. (51.6 lb) on 10-in. spacing

    Seed Opener - Penetration force:

    Seed Opener - Type #1:
    Spacing
    254 mm
    10 in.
    Dimensions
    31.75 x 50.8 x 711 mm
    1.25 x 2 x 28 in.
    Trip force
    550-lb. (2.4 kN)
    TruPosition™ - 51 degree (angle)
    Seed Opener - Type #2:


    Seed Opener - Type #3:


    Seed Opener - Underframe clearance:
    71.12 cm
    28 in.
    Tires - Tire specifications:
    Tire link
    Tractor Horsepower Requirements - 40-ft.:
    242.35 kW
    325 hp
    Tractor Horsepower Requirements - 50-ft.:
    298.3 kW
    400 hp
    Tractor Horsepower Requirements - 60-ft.:
    354.2 kW
    475 hp
    Tractor Hydraulic Requirements - Minimum SCVs:
    3
    Tractor Hydraulic Requirements - Tractor hydraulic circuit requirements:
    One selective control for frame lift; one selective control for wing fold and transport wheels, one for SFP rockshaft control
    Tractor Hydraulic Requirements - Tractor hydraulic pressure requirement:
    2500 psi/min (40-ft. - 60-ft.)
    Warning Lights - Standard:
    Yes
  • Details

    Control the depth of seeding with TouchSet™

    Setting depth is one of the most critical adjustments an operator will make to a seeding tool. John Deere understands every operator needs dependable, repeatable depth control that is easily adjustable. That is why John Deere provides a choice of two depth control options on the 1830 and 1835.

    Mechanical depth shims are repeatable and reliable
    Adjusting mechanical depth shims Adjusting mechanical depth shims

    Often-heard are comments from producers who say they prefer the positive mechanical depth control offered by the 1820. This popular concept is base equipment on the 1830 and 1835 air hoe drills. 

     

    Two indexed depth shim packs on the mainframe are not only easy to set, but reduce the number of adjustment sites over previous designs by up to 60 percent.

    Less time adjusting means more time seeding.

     

    TouchSet™ depth control

    Changing field conditions such as moisture levels and soil types can make setting depth a challenge.  TouchSet depth control makes adjusting depth in response to changing field conditions easy and profitable. On 8R and 9R Series tractors, the operator uses selective control valve (SCV) #1 and the SCV TouchSet control panel to perform all the depth control functions from the seat. Considering yield penalties of 5 percent due to seeding 2.5 cm (1 in.) too deep or too shallow, the convenience of in-cab adjustment pays nicely.

     

    NOTE: Repeatability is +/- 6 mm (0.25 in.) to preset depth. If your seeding operation requires accuracy greater than +/- 6 mm (0.25 in.), the use of shim packs is recommended.

    Control arm Control arm
    CommandCenter™ CommandCenter™

    How does it work? The operator uses the TouchSet (SCV setup panel) to set or change the operator depth.

    • With the implement nine-pin connector connected to the tractor, start the tractor; a P will appear in the window of the control panel under SCV #1.
    • The remote sensor located on the rockshaft monitors position of the implement.
    • After operating depth is measured at the ground engaging tool and the desired depth obtained, press the lower set button on the control panel. That depth is now set.
    • On-the-go depth changes can be made by touching the set button to select a new depth.
    • Implement raise height selection uses the upper set button on the control panel to preset the distance the implement is raised above the operating depth.

    Preset the raise height to:

    • Take out wheel tracks on headlands
    • Limit raise height for waterway crossings
    • Manual depth override capacity
    Remote position sensor Remote position sensor
    Electrical connector Electrical connector

    A remote position sensor (1) is located at the rear of the drill; electronically monitors the positions of the implement.

     

    An electrical connector is used for easy hookup of TouchSet depth control sensor on the implement to the tractor system (8R Tractor illustrated).

     

    NOTES:

    1. For use with all 8R and 9R (or older models) Series John Deere tractors.
    2. TouchSet depth control requires additional tractor parts for hookup; see appropriate tractor section in this Sales Manual.

       

     

    1830

    Code

    Bundle

    Description

    2500

      

    Positive mechanical depth control

    2505

     

    TouchSet depth control plus positive mechanical depth control

     

    1835

    Code

    Bundle

    Description

    2510

     

    Positive mechanical depth control with active hydraulic down-pressure system for separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

    2515

     

    TouchSet depth control and positive mechanical depth control with active hydraulic down-pressure system for SFP

     

    Reduce transport height

    Transporting large machines on public roads can be a little stressful. Passing motorists, mailboxes, overhead lines, and trees can all contribute to potential hazards. 

    With so much to focus on, the 1830 Air Hoe Drill operator should not have to worry about openers engaging the pavement when lowering a machine to clear an overhead obstacle. 

    With the optional transport height reduction feature, the operator does not need to worry. This handy feature can also serve to set the height for storage inside.

    How it works
    Transport height reduction assembly Transport height reduction assembly

    Simply setting the pin in the appropriate hole will stop the machine from lowering when the openers are a safe distance above the pavement. 

    The operator can focus on the overhead obstacle and other hazards such as passing motorists near the machine. This can prevent a potentially damaging encounter with the road surface or even an accident.

    Stabilize nitrogen retention with separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

    Fertilizer inputs can represent 30 percent to 35 percent of the cost in small-grain and oil seed production. It is no wonder producers are concerned about nitrogen losses from gas escape, volatilization, and leaching.

    Nitrogen loss pathways
    Manage nitrogen to minimize losses Manage nitrogen to minimize losses
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    1. Manure and crop residues
    2. 46-0-0
      82-0-0
      28-0-0 (75 percent)
    3. Soil organic N
    4. Ammonium NH4+
    5. Nitrate NO3+
    6. Immobilization
    7. Leaching and runoff
    8. NO
      N2O
    9. N2+
      N20 Denitrification
    10. NH3 Volatilization

    Nitrogen (N) loss occurs via four key pathways.

    1. Volatilization of anhydrous ammonia (NH3) into the atmosphere.
    2. Immobilization, or the uptake of nitrogen by microbes breaking down residue.
    3. Leaching or runoff of N2 or NO2 (nitrite).
    4. Volatilization of N2 or NO2 (nitrite).

    Denitrification is the conversion of nitrate (NO3) to nitrite (NO2), and eventually to N2 or N2O (nitrous oxide). These nitrogen forms are not held by the soil complex like NO3 and NH4 and are subject to escape via water.

    SFP opener prevents nitrogen loss
    SFP opener SFP opener
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    The SFP opener features:

    • Single-disk blade slices through the soil at a five-degree angle
    • Opener is adjusted via active hydraulic-down pressure
    • Depth gauging is accomplished at the opener
    • Closing wheel ensures fertilizer stays where it is applied

    Ultra-low soil, moisture, and residue disturbance, plus the cast closing wheel, are able to lock in dry, liquid or gaseous fertilizer. 

     

    IMPORTANT: Furrow closing wheels are required when applying anhydrous fertilizer.

    Plus, application at seeding means no more worrying about pre-season nitrogen loss due to de-nitrification and leaching. Reduce dependence on risky top-dress applications where volatilization and immobilization can significantly reduce crop uptake. Fertilizer can now be applied in the seeding operation with confidence, knowing it is firmly in place where it belongs in the soil.

    Ground-engaging openers provide benefits of low-disturbance seeding

    Knife bodies and points
    Knife body Knife body
    Knife body with 10.2 cm (4 in.) point Knife body with 10.2 cm (4 in.) point

    Many producers enjoy the moisture-saving benefits of low-disturbance seeding. To make it easier for them to reap the rewards of low-disturbance seeding, factory-installed knife bodies are available for 1830 and 1835 Drills.

    The knife bodies are available in 2.5 cm (1 in.) or 10.2 cm (4 in.) spread points. 

    Use the 2.5-cm (1-in.) point for low disturbance or, if a wider spread pattern is desired to increase seedbed utilization, use the 10.2-cm (4-in.) point. The points can be quickly changed with a single roll-pin fastening system and feature carbide tips to ensure long life. 

    The knife bodies also feature a positive hose retention system with provisions for a hose clamp to hold the hose in place.

    These knife bodies may not perform as designed in wet, sticky soil conditions.

    NOTE: Points and roll pins are not included. Points and roll pins are available through Service Parts.

    Perma-Loc™ spoons and sweeps

    Perma-Loc spoons and sweeps from John Deere offer reduced maintenance because the Perma-Loc design enables a change-out up to five times faster than traditional bolt-on components.

     

    They also offer cost savings because with Perma-Loc spoons and sweeps, there is no more purchasing hardware each time spoons are changed out. This can save $309 USD list price when changing out the spoons on a 18.3-m (60-ft) tool with 19-cm (7.5-in.) spacing. 

     

    Save time and money and seed smart with John Deere Perma-Loc spoons or sweeps.

    10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon
    10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon

    Shown is the 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon; 7.6-cm (3-in.) spoons are also available. 

    Spoons are not included in base price and must be ordered separately. 

    Below is the seedbed profile that can be expected if using a 10.2-cm (4-in.) spoon in conventional tillage with the 1835 Separate Fertilizer Placement (SFP). 

    10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon 10.2-cm (4-in.) Perma-Loc spoon
    #
    1. Tilled soil
    2. Disturbed soil packed over seed row
    3. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
    4. Separate fertilizer placement nitrogen
    5. 10.2 cm (4 in.)
    6. 50.8 cm (20 in.)
    7. Seed
    8. Seed-placed phosphorus
    Codes for ground-engaging openers

     

    Code 

    Bundle 

    Description

    5000

     

    Perma-Loc clip and seed boot for TruPosition™ standard

    • Not compatible with double-shoot air packages on 1830

    5001

     

    Perma-Loc clip and seed boot for TruPosition openers with sweeps

    • Not available on 1835

    5005

    *

    Knife body for TruPosition standard

    5006

     

    Knife body with 2.5-cm (1-in.) tip for TruPosition openers 

    5007

     

    Knife body with 10.2-cm (4-in.) tips for TruPosition openers

    5010

    *

    Less ground-engaging tools and seed boot for TruPosition and spring-cushion openers

    Perma-Loc removal tool
    Perma-Loc removal tool Perma-Loc removal tool

    This handy Perma-Loc removal tool should be ordered for each drill ordered with Perma-Loc components.

    30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweep and boot 30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweep and boot
    Seedbed profile - 1830 and 30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweeps Seedbed profile - 1830 and 30.5-cm (12-in.) Perma-Loc sweeps
    1. Disturbed soil packed over seed row with 14-cm (5.5-in.) semi-pneumatic packer
    2. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
    3. Tilled soil
    4. Seed-placed phosphorus
    5. Seed-placed nitrogen
    6. Seed
    7. 17.8 cm (7 in.)
    8. Seed floor created by sweep

    Integration advantages of Deere tractor, cart, tool and technology

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    To win big in small grains, it takes a seeding solution that superseeds your expectations. John Deere delivers with a complete line of everything you need – and the sizes you want – to seed for success. Air-hoe drills. Commodity air carts. No-till air drills. Openers. Fertilizer attachments. Central commodity systems. Box drills. Plus precision ag technology to stretch your productivity to higher levels. But it’s far more than iron and technology. It’s the exceptional agronomic know-how and unsurpassed dealer support in all phases of production to keep you running. With our latest additions to equipment and openers, our seeding solutions deliver the next-generation performance you need to help you reach the full potential of each seed. That’s our commitment to you.

    Flexible frame allows for consistent seed depth

    Seed depth uniformity
    Diagonal frame flexibility keeps openers engaged Diagonal frame flexibility keeps openers engaged

    Producers are more attuned to the importance of seed depth than ever before. A uniform-looking field is not the only goal; yield is too. Proven yield penalties across the world range from 5 percent to 25 percent, depending on depth variance.

     

    The 1830 and 1835 feature diagonal mainframes and wing flexing – helping openers maintain their depth over uneven terrain.

    Side-to-side flexibility demonstrated by 1830 Side-to-side flexibility demonstrated by 1830

    The life requirement of these robust machines is four times longer than previous models. That is why the John Deere seeding group has built even more durability into the 1830 and 1835 Air Hoe Drills. 

     

    An advanced and rigorous testing program has proven the machine durability to the extent that John Deere now offers a three-year frame warranty with each 1830 and 1835 that rolls out of the factory.

    Robust ball joints Robust ball joints
    Cast rank tube connectors Cast rank tube connectors

    Robust ball joints connect strong fore-aft tubes to 100-mm x 100-mm (4-in. x 4-in.) rank tubes, which are joined to one another by pivoting rank connectors. Both the mainframe and wing sections share this durable construction that enables the frame to flex diagonally, relieving stress on solid frame members and avoiding frame failures.

     

    Seed smart with confidence that the 1830 and 1835 will endure the field conditions.

    Apply fertilizer at a safe distance with Separate Fertilizer Placement (SFP)

    Researchers observed stand reductions up to 5 percent in wheat and 26 percent in canola (PAMI 738) when nitrogen fertilizer was placed near the seed. Those are the risks and possible consequences for nitrogen application too close to the seed. 

    1835 seeding wheat and applying ammonia separately 1835 seeding wheat and applying ammonia separately
    1835 with SFP, 10.2-cm (4-in.) points and 10.2-cm (4-in.) packers 1835 with SFP, 10.2-cm (4-in.) points and 10.2-cm (4-in.) packers
    1. Undisturbed soil
    2. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
    3. Disturbed soil packed over seed row
    4. SFP nitrogen
    5. 10.2 cm (4 in.)
    6. 50.8 cm (20 in.)
    7. Seed
    8. Seep-placed phosphorus

    John Deere seeding group thinks sound nitrogen management should be rewarded. That is why the 1835 SFP Air Hoe Drill was designed with the exclusive SFP opener to place nitrogen, potassium and sulfur-based fertilizers separate from the seed. This positive separation of fertilizer and seed eliminates seedling damage caused by some fertilizer forms and application methods.

    Understanding distance between seed and fertilizer placement

     

    When seeding with the 1835 SFP, the seed opener will have an effect on the distance between the seed and fertilizer. For example, as the diagram above shows, seeding with a 10.2-cm (4-in.) spread places the seed between 20.3 cm (8 in.) and 30.5 cm (12 in.) from the fertilizer in the same furrow.

     

    NOTE: Narrow spread openers are recommended to keep a consistent distance between seed and fertilizer.

     

    IMPORTANT: The 1835 SFP is also capable of applying safe rates of starter fertilizer with the seed.  

     

    Be at ease with Separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

    Fertilizer inputs can represent 30 percent to 35 percent of the cost in small grain and oil seed production. It is no wonder farmers are concerned about nitrogen losses from gas escape, volatilization and leaching.

    One opener combines four key processes to minimize nutrient losses through precise nutrient placement at seeding. John Deere’s SFP disc opener features:

    • Active hydraulic downforce
    • Depth gauging at the opener
    • Ultra-low soil and residue disturbance
    • Positive closing system

    All of these lock in dry, liquid, or gas forms of nitrogen.

    There is no more worrying about pre-season nitrogen loss due to denutrification and leaching. Operators can forget about volatilization of top-dress applications, and maybe most notably, endure a day of seeding without the burning nasal passages that accompany poor anhydrous ammonia retention.

    SFP opener with 5-degree angle
    SFP opener SFP opener

    Key features of the opener include:

    • Depth gauging at the opener with 11.4-cm (4.5-in.) or 7.6-cm (3-in.) semi-pneumatic gauge wheels
    • Depth adjustments are in 6 mm (1/4 in.) increments from 1.3-cm (1/2-in.) to 9-cm (3-1/2-in.) deep
    • 5-degree operating angle creates a narrow trench and minimizes soil disturbance
    • Close-coupled closing wheel assembly for quick trench closure and maximum fertilizer retention
      • NOTE: Closing wheels are base equipment on anhydrous openers and optional on liquid and dry openers. Closing wheels are recommended.
    • Extended-wear (chrome alloy) fertilizer boots
    • Sealed, non-greaseable bearings
    Fertilizer tubes

    There are four choices of interchangeable fertilizer tubes:

    A) Dry fertilizer tube to be used with 32-mm (1-1/4-in.) secondary fertilizer hose from the 1910 Commodity Cart.
    B) Liquid fertilizer tube (for 13-mm [1/2-in.] ID hose). Using this tube for anhydrous may cause loss of retention.*
    C) Dual fertilizer delivery tube. Allows for placement of dry or anhydrous. If applying both simultaneously, the operator may need to provide a relief system to relieve air from dry tube for adequate anhydrous retention. Without air relief, the operator will need to adjust air plenum to restrict all airflow to SFP dry tubes when anhydrous is being applied.*
    D) Anhydrous tube (for 10-mm [3/8-in.] ID hose).*


    * NOTE: Liquid or NH3 Fertilizer metering/delivery system is not provided by the John Deere seeding group.

     

     Code

    Bundle

     Description

     1205    Dry fertilizer delivery tube
     1215    Liquid fertilizer delivery tube
     1220    Dual delivery tubes
     1225    Anhydrous fertilizer delivery tube
    Serrated closing wheel
    Serrated closing wheel Serrated closing wheel

    The serrated closing wheel offers an improved closing system when seeding in harder, dryer conditions. The notches on the wheel break up the dryer conditions while offering an improved sealing that will directly promote better germination which supports and increases flowering and even / fuller canopy overall. By sealing off the trench, there is less outgassing of anhydrous, offering a safer environment for the producer. By less outgassing, there is a higher opportunity for increased yields stemming from better germination

    Opener furrow closing wheel

    2.5-cm x 30.5-cm (1-in. x 12-in.) cast closing wheel follows the press wheel to close furrow, placing soil over seed or fertilizer after the press wheel secures seed in furrow.

    • A double-row ball bearing to reduce wear is located in the arm of the closing wheel
    • Mounted parallel to the furrow opener, the closing wheel can be adjusted laterally to allow running on top of furrow for sandy or mellow soils or to side of furrow for heavier soils
    • Down pressure is adjustable from 12 kg to 19.5 kg (26 lb to 43 lb) (no tools and three adjustments).

    NOTE: Closing wheel is optional on fertilizer openers.

     

     Code

     Bundle

     Description

     1701    Less cast closing wheel
     1707   Cast serrated fertilizer closing wheel
    Opener gauge wheel

    11.4-cm x 40.6-cm (4.5-in. x 16-in.) semi-pneumatic wheel gauges depth

    • Standard smooth plastic hub for minimal soil disturbance in mellow soils
    • Depth can be controlled from 0.6 x 9 cm (1/4 to 3-1/2 in.) in 6-mm (1/4-in.) increments (13 total adjustments)
    • Runs on sealed, double row tapered ball bearings

     

    7.6-cm x 40.6-cm (3-in. x 16-in.) gauge wheel (optional)

    • Less stubble or residue disturbance
    • Depth can be controlled from 0.6 to 9 cm (1/4 to 3-1/2 in.) in 6-mm (1/4-in.) increments (13 total adjustments)

     

     Code

     Bundle

     Description

     1605    Smooth-side gauge wheel
     1610    Narrow gauge wheel (7.6 cm [3 in.] in width)

    Fertilizer options with the separate fertilizer placement (SFP)

    SFP Openers SFP Openers
    Separate fertilizer placement offers nutrient placement at a 5 or 7-degree angle

    The 5-degree fertilizer opener:

    • Is required for liquid and anhydrous (NH3) fertilizers
    • Will also apply dry fertilizer  
    • Opens a smaller trench than the 7-degree opener
    • Is better able to capture anhydrous and liquid fertilizer and seal fertilizers in the soil
    Fertilizer tubes

    There are four choices of interchangeable fertilizer tubes:

    • Dry fertilizer tube to be used with 32-mm (1-1/4-in.) secondary fertilizer hose from the 1910 Cart
    • Liquid fertilizer tube (for 13-mm [1/2-in.] i.d. hose)
      • IMPORTANT: Using this tube for anhydrous may cause loss of retention
    • Dual fertilizer delivery tube – allows for placement of dry or anhydrous. If applying both simultaneously, the operator may need to provide a relief system to relieve air from dry tube for adequate anhydrous retention. Without air relief, the operator will need to adjust air plenum to restrict all airflow to SFP dry tubes when anhydrous is being applied
    • Anhydrous tube (for 10-mm [3/8-in.] i.d. hose)
      • Liquid or NH3 fertilizer metering/delivery system is not provided by the John Deere Seeding Group

     

    Key features of the SFP opener are:

    • 457.2-mm (18-in.) opener blades operate at 5 degrees, resulting in a narrow trench with less soil disturbance
    • Fertilizer tubes are interchangeable among dry, liquid, or anhydrous (NH3)
    • Closing wheel assembly is closer to the fertilizer delivery tube; provides increased fertilizer retention
    • Serrated closing wheels are base equipment on anhydrous openers and optional on liquid and dry openers
      • NOTE: Closing wheels are recommended when dry soil conditions are common.
    • Extended-wear (chrome alloy) fertilizer boots are standard equipment
    • Choice of five different gauge wheels
    • Depth adjustments in 6-mm (1/4-in.) increments from 13 mm to 89 mm (1/2 in. to 3.5 in.) deep
    Opener furrow-closing wheel

    The 25-mm x 305-mm (1-in. x 12-in.) cast closing wheel follows the press wheel to close the furrow, placing soil over seed or fertilizer after the press wheel secures the seed in the furrow.

    • A double-row ball bearing to reduce wear is located in the arm of the closing wheel
    • Mounted parallel to the furrow opener, the closing wheel can be adjusted laterally to allow running on top of the furrow for sandy or mellow soils or to side of the furrow for heavier soils
    • Down pressure is adjustable from 11.8 kg to 19.5 kg (26 lb to 43 lb) (no tools and three adjustments)
    • A grease fitting in the pivot arm provides free movement for the arm
    Group Key Component Object description Comp. Qty (CUn) Component unit
    AA102151 03H2070 BOLT, ROUND HEAD SQUARE NECK 32 PC
    AA102151 03M7224 BOLT, RD HD SQ SHORT NECK, METRIC 8 PC
    AA102151 14M7396 NUT, METRIC, HEX FL, SELF LOCKING 8 PC
    AA102151 A107506 WASHER, SPECIAL 32 PC
    AA102151 A116640 Scraper, SFP, RH 4 PC
    AA102151 A116641 Scraper, SFP, LH 4 PC
    AA102151 AA97059 Plate, NH3 SEALING, LH 4 PC
    AA102151 AA97060 Plate, NH3 SEALING, RH 4 PC
    AA102151 E55662 NUT-FLANGE-3/8 32 PC
    AA102151 N283804 DISK, BORON 8 PC

    In yellow the actual parts. Everything else is hardware  

     

     

    SFP upgrade kit

    SPF scrapers can bolt a sealing wing to the bottom of the improved anhydrous (NH3) retention by reducing outgassing. It’s made of steel and has carbide titles brazed to the edges for long life.

     

    • Parts: AA102150 and AA102151

    The SFP opener closing arm spring will better hold the notched retention position. When selecting options for anhydrous fertilizer delivery, the SFP opener has a carbide sealing wing. The sealing wing agitates the trench sidewall and helps seal the top of the furrow with soil. This helps facilitate the binding of anhydrous ammonia to the soil, which reduces outgassing, keeps more fertilizer in the ground, and provides a boost to young plants. 

    Group Key Component Object description Comp. Qty (CUn) Component unit
    AA102150 03H2070 BOLT, ROUND HEAD SQUARE NECK 8 PC
    AA102150 03M7224 BOLT, RD HD SQ SHORT NECK, METRIC 2 PC
    AA102150 14M7396 NUT, METRIC, HEX FL, SELF LOCKING 2 PC
    AA102150 A107506 WASHER, SPECIAL 8 PC
    AA102150 A116640 Scraper, SFP, RH 1 PC
    AA102150 A116641 Scraper, SFP, LH 1 PC
    AA102150 AA97059 Plate, NH3 SEALING, LH 1 PC
    AA102150 AA97060 Plate, NH3 SEALING, RH 1 PC
    AA102150 E55662 NUT-FLANGE-3/8 8 PC
    AA102150 N283804 DISK, BORON 2 PC

    In yellow the actual parts. Everything else is hardware  

     

     

    TruPosition™ standards are consistent seed depth and row spacing

    TruPosition 250-kg (550-lb) trip force
    250-kg (550-lb) trip-force TruPosition standard 250-kg (550-lb) trip-force TruPosition standard
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    Unmoved

    That is how John Deere's TruPosition standard may be described. When the seed depth consistency and row spacing integrity are top concerns, this low-maintenance design will not compromise.

     

    This can translate to a more than 5 percent yield increase by maintaining seed depth in tough ground conditions. The no-bolt design means avoiding maintenance costs and damaging downtime down the road.

     

    It has a 51-degree shank.

    Harrow

    Seed depth consistency is a function of initial seed placement below the soil surface and displacement of soil over the seed row. When soil throw from the openers is great enough to cover up neighboring seed rows, a harrow is recommended to level the seedbed and equalize displaced soil over all seed rows prior to packing.

    1830 with sweeps, harrow, and 14-cm (5.5-in.) packers 1830 with sweeps, harrow, and 14-cm (5.5-in.) packers
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    Equipping an 1830 with the optional two-bar harrow helps level the seedbed before packing, ensuring an even distribution of soil over all seed rows. Adjustments include both vertical and tine-pitch, allowing the operator to set the harrow for the level of aggressiveness needed to level the seedbed.


    NOTE: Not recommended for seeding into surface residue levels exceeding 35 percent.

    NOTE: Harrow is not compatible with 1835.

    1830 on 25.4-cm (10-in.) spacing, 30.5-cm (12-in.) sweep, harrow 1830 on 25.4-cm (10-in.) spacing, 30.5-cm (12-in.) sweep, harrow
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    1. Disturbed soil packed over seed row with 14-cm (5.5-in.) semi-pneumatic packer.
    2. 25.4 cm (10 in.)
    3. Tilled soil
    4. Seed-placed phosphorus
    5. Seed-placed nitrogen
    6. Seed
    7. 17.8 cm (7 in.)
    8. Seed floor created by sweep


    The seeding profile behind an 1830 equipped with a harrow and sweeps will look similar to the image on the left. A flat seed floor with seed distributed over 50 percent of the row spacing for 25.4-cm (10-in.) configurations using the Perma-Loc™ boot and sweep.

    1830:

     

    Code

    Bundle

    Description

    1000

    *

    250-kg (550-lb) TruPosition opener on four ranks, less harrow

    1015

    *

    250-kg (550-lb) TruPosition opener on front three ranks, double-bar harrow

     

    1835:

     

    Code

    Bundle

    Description

    1005

    *

    250-kg (550-lb) TruPosition opener on rear three ranks and separate fertilizer placement (SFP) disk openers on front rank

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