John Deere 1860 Air Drills and Seeders
John Deere 1860
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
John Deere 1860 is an air drill and seeder attachment used for field seeding and planting in crop production. Produced in 2001 in the United States, it is configured with twin bulk tanks (120 bu front + 150 bu rear = 270 bu total), giving it substantial seed capacity for broad-acre planting work.
The model uses single-disc openers and a hydraulic-driven fill auger, supporting seed placement and tank loading during planting operations. A representative working width is 12,802 mm (42 ft), placing the John Deere 1860 in a wide-format seeding class suited to large fields and extended field passes. Its layout is intended for efficient crop establishment where high-capacity seed handling and wide coverage are important.
Year
2001
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
7,315 mm
~288 in
3,505 mm
~138 in
4,167 mm
~164.1 in
Seed-tank capacity
9,517 cu(m)
Additional specifications
Width
12,802 mm
Standard features
Twin bulk tanks (120 bu front + 150 bu rear = 270 bu total), hydraulic-driven fill auger, single-disc openers, example 42 ft working width configuration.
Seed openers
Single disc
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John Deere 1860 Air Drills and Seeder
9517 cu(m)
7315 mm × 4167 mm × 3505 mm
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What is the average price of a John Deere 1860?
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What are the key advantages of the John Deere 1860?
Listed features include twin bulk tanks, a hydraulic-driven fill auger, and single-disc openers. The twin tanks provide 270 bu total capacity, with 120 bu in the front tank and 150 bu in the rear tank.
What type of engine does the 1860 use?
The supplied information does not confirm an engine type for the John Deere 1860.
How much horsepower does the 1860 have?
The supplied information does not confirm horsepower for the John Deere 1860.
What fuel does the John Deere 1860 use?
The supplied information does not confirm the fuel type for the John Deere 1860.
What jobs is this Air Drills and Seeders best suited for?
The John Deere 1860 is an air drill and seeder intended for seeding work. Supplied specifications list single-disc openers and an example 42 ft working-width configuration.
What is the expected lifespan of the 1860?
The supplied information does not provide an expected lifespan for the John Deere 1860. Inspect maintenance history, tank condition, hydraulic components, fill auger, and single-disc openers when evaluating serviceability.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Air Drills and Seeders?
Check the bulk tanks, hydraulic-driven fill auger, hydraulic connections, and single-disc openers for wear or damage. Verify that the seeding system operates properly and review maintenance records. Confirm the machine's width and configuration match the intended use.
