John Deere Attachments

Mid-2017 1023E and 1025R tractor owners have a new backhoe option at their disposal thanks to the introduction of the John Deere 260B. Built upon the concept and design of previous models, the 260B has been created to improve power and productivity that operators need to tackle a variety of projects around the property.

In this post, we will take a closer look at some of the key features and benefits that the John Deere 260B backhoe has to offer.

Whether you’re moving rocks, dirt, mulch, snow, gravel, or any other type of loose material, one thing remains consistent: you need a bucket to help get the job done.

While John Deere offers many different bucket options for its equipment lines, a few new additions recently hit the market to lengthen their list of offerings. Let’s take a look at the recent additions.

Four-Wheel Drive Loaders Welcome New Bucket Additions

With enhancing productivity and efficiency for John Deere 744K-II, 824K-II and 844K-III wheel loader operators in mind, Deere added 30 new bucket options to its lineup. The new lineup includes features such as:

Depending on the bit, hydraulic hammers can be used to take on concrete flatwork projects, break rocks, or to prepare dirt for the application of concrete.

John Deere offers customers an assortment of hydraulic hammer options, including the HH20C, HH40C, HH60C, and HH80C. Additional couplers are also available so the hammers can be connected to backhoes or compact excavators.

Now that we understand a bit more about hydraulic hammers, let’s take a look at how to properly install, operate, and maintain them.

Cold planers are designed to help those on the worksite repair streets, level pavement, and cut drainage in parking lots, to name a few. John Deere currently offers four cold planer models (CP12D, CP18D, CP24D, and CP30D) as part of its Worksite Pro™ attachment lineup.

Let’s take a closer look at how to install, operate, and maintain these models to you can get the job done quickly and efficiently before moving on to the next.

Root rakes are designed to pick up bulky, unusually-shaped, or long materials while leaving the soil and small rocks behind. After the large debris is moved, the root rake can also be used to remove roots and other debris from beneath the soil.

Now that we understand what a root rake is used for around the property, let’s take a look at how to install, operate, and maintain the equipment.

A rotary tiller is an implement that utilizes its set of curved tines that are attached to a rotating shaft to dig into soil and turn it into a seedbed that’s ready for planting.

A tractor-mounted rotary tiller is a great tool for breaking down soil in an existing garden or turning a piece of land into a new garden space.

Now that we understand what a rotary tiller is, let’s take a look at some of the things to learn and remember when it comes to gardening with one.

One of the great things about owning John Deere construction equipment is that there’s always new attachments that you can add to get the most our of your machinery. In order to maximize your investment, your crew not only needs the tools and attachments, but they need the proper training as well.

In this video gallery, we’ll take a look at some of the key attachments you can add to your construction equipment and how they should be used on your job site.

John Deere Worksite Pro Hammer

Each spring, utility tractor owners power up their equipment and prepare to take on a wide variety of chores and projects.

Large-property owners and commercial contractors looking to take on digging projects may want to consider adding a John Deere 48 Backhoe to their fleet, as it’s designed to provide easy and convenient operation, top-notch digging force and depth, and excellent productivity.

Let’s take a closer look at some of the key areas and specifications of the John Deere 48 Backhoe attachment.

It’s hard to believe that the fall season is already approaching. As the summer winds down, it’s important for homeowners to start turning their attention to what types of equipment they will need for the fall. With that in mind, we have outlined a list of seven John Deere riding mower attachments that can be easily added to make life easier.

Without any further delay, let’s take a look at this list:

1. Striping Kit: Many John Deere riding mower owners want to keep their lawn looking fresh all the way up until winter arrives. With this in mind, John Deere offers a flexible, long-lasting and non-weight bearing lawn striping kit that makes it a great option for pattern mowing.