Gliding Across The Fields To Success With John Deere Track Tractors.
From the John Deere Machineryfinder.com Blog.
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Adverse weather conditions can often times inundate fields with water at times when work needs to be done. The ensuing muddy field presents a challenge to owners of traditional row crop tractors that are kept away from work due to the fear of getting stuck in the mud or worse, causing damage to the fields with deep tire tracks.
John Deere track tractors present a valuable alternative to traditional row crop tractors, especially to those located in parts of the country that experience especially soggy conditions. Let’s take a closer look at Deere’s track tractor models as well as a few features that are common across all models, providing operators with a comfortable experience across all types of rough terrain.
8RT Series Track Tractors
Deere’s 8RT Series ranges from 310 to 360 hp across six models (8310RT, 8320RT, 8335RT, 8345RT, 8360RT, 8370RT). The 8RT models include intuitive controls, integrated technology, exclusive AirCushion Suspension System, and Infinitely Variable Transmission complete with Auto Mode.
9RT Series Track Tractors
The 9RT Series runs with similar features as the 8RT Series, only offering more horsepower (460 to 560 hp) for operations that demand a bit more. With exceptional power and capacity, as well as improved versatility and comfort, plus the AirCushion Suspension System, all combine to arm producers with a track tractor suited for nearly any project in any conditions.
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Here is a video of Huitt Farms using a 9560RT Tractor on a DB 120 48 row corn planter.