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2015 John Deere 1890 Air Drill & 1910 Air Cart

40-Foot No-Till Seeding System with High-Floatation Tires

• Location: Barrie, Ontario
  
• Model (Drill): 2015 John Deere 1890 (40′ Working Width)
  
• Model (Cart): John Deere 1910 (350 Bushel Capacity)
  
• Spacing: 7.5-inch
  
• Total Usage: Reported ~25,000 acres
  

Current Reported Status

• Drive System: Cart features a hydraulic meter drive (VRT compatible).
• Openers & Wear Parts: Stainless steel boot tubes and notched closing wheels. Wear parts (discs/boots) are estimated at 70% life remaining.
• Maintenance & Upgrades: * 2024: New 900-IF high-floatation main tires installed on the cart.
  • 2025: New gauge wheels installed on the drill.
    
• Blockage System: Equipped with “All Run” blockage sensors for monitoring seed flow on every row.
  
• Hitch: Factory rear hitch equipped with dry lines and a 7-way electrical plug for towing a third unit (e.g., a roller or liquid tank).
  
• Compatibility: Features an ISO harness. While used on a John Deere system, it is noted to be compatible with Case IH or other brands, provided the appropriate brand-specific bridge harness is used.
  
• History: Last utilized in the Fall of 2025 for winter wheat; described as being in field-ready running condition.
  
• Reason for Selling: Operation is downsizing to equipment compatible with a smaller tractor.
  

Manufacturer’s Original Specifications

The following data represents the general engineering standards for the 1890/1910 series at the time of manufacture and may not reflect specific modifications or the current mechanical state of this unit.

The John Deere 1890/1910 Advantage

The 1890 No-Till Air Drill is industry-recognized for its ability to maintain precise seed placement in heavy residue and variable soil conditions. The active hydraulic down-pressure system ensures the 90-series openers stay at the desired depth, even in hard-packed ground. Paired with the 1910 350-bushel cart, this setup provides a balanced capacity for medium-to-large acreage operations. The recent investment in 900-IF tires—designed for a larger footprint and lower inflation pressures—significantly reduces soil compaction, preserving soil structure while supporting the weight of a fully loaded cart.

Bidding Opens: Thursday, March 19th @ 12:00 AM

Lots Close: Wednesday, March 25th @ 1:01 PM EST