A John Deere cotton picker is a self-propelled harvesting machine designed to mechanically remove cotton bolls from plants in the field. John Deere is a globally recognised manufacturer of agricultural machinery, serving the farming industry with equipment ranging from tractors and combines to specialist crop harvesters. Cotton pickers are precision implements requiring significant engineering to handle the delicate crop efficiently while maintaining throughput across large acreage.
This 1995 model is a four-row picker with a working width of 38–40 inches per row. It is equipped with dual rear tyres sized 20.8–42 14 R1 with cleat tread, providing traction and flotation across field conditions. The machine features a non-powered rear axle. Mud scrapers are fitted to help manage debris accumulation during operation. The picking heads are Pro 12 units, a recognised specification in cotton picker architecture.
The operator station is an enclosed cab fitted with air conditioning, offering comfort and weather protection during extended harvest days. The machine is located in Tennessee, USA, and is priced at $11,936.
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