John Deere Adds New Self-Propelled Sprayer To Model Line-Up
John Deere Adds New Economy-Sized, Versatile Self-Propelled Sprayer To Model Line-Up
John Deere adds an economy-sized, but versatile model to its 30 Series Self-Propelled Sprayer line-up. The new 4630 Sprayer is ideal for cotton farmers who want a low-cost, comfortable, and productive machine that's simple to operate. It's also ideal for other row crop, or small-grain producers that want a productive yet comfortable machine with advanced options.
"When they order a 4630 Sprayer, customers can choose between a narrow 1829-2235 mm (72- 88 in.) or wide 2286-3048 mm (90-120 in.) axle configuration. In areas where row crops are planted on traditional 762 mm (30 in.) rows, the sprayer's wide axle configuration allows it to straddle three or four rows providing ultimate stability for the operator. In cotton country, the narrow configuration gives the sprayer the ability to straddle two 914, 965 or 1016 mm (36, 38, or 40 in.) rows that allow cotton producers to stay on hard centres. This axle flexibility allows the 4630 to fit in most crop applications around the world. Plus, its C-channel frame and air-ride, four-link suspended axle provide an exceptionally smooth ride that lets you spray at speeds up to 24 km/h" says Nick Weinrich John Deere product manager (John Deere Des Moines Works).
The new 4630 Sprayer features a 2271 litre poly solution tank that sits above the sprayer's axles to prevent crop interference. The sprayer's hydraulically-driven centrifugal pump provides continuous 4 to 359 L/min flow rates that deliver up to 374 L/ha rates across the 24.3 m (80 ft.) boom width at speeds up to 19 km/h.
"The GreenStar™ AutoTrac™ Ready CommandView™ cab surrounds operators with industry-leading visibility, exceptional productivity and convenience that leads to best-in-class operator comfort," says Weinrich.
Operators pilot the sprayer with a single hydro lever that moves with the ComfortCommand™ seat. John Deere's AutoTrac™ Ready system provides the necessary wiring harnesses to run GreenStar™ guidance and field documentation applications. Customers can add a StarFire™ global positioning receiver and use it in conjunction with the standard GreenStar™ 2 1800 Display or optional GS2 2600 Display to run guidance applications such as AutoTrac™ and Swath Control Pro™. The GS2 2600 Display enables operators to create as-applied maps, and to utilise documentation features found in larger John Deere 4730, 4830, and 4930 Sprayers.
The 4630 Sprayer is available with a 18.2/24.3 m (60/80 ft.) boom that enables operators to spray at either a 18.2 m (60 ft.) width with the outer booms folded in, or at 24.3 m (80 ft.) with the booms fully extended. And, there are three tyre size options to choose from that include 320, 380, and 420 sizes, so customers can better match their crop and application needs.
Each 4630 Sprayer is powered by a 123 kW (165 hp) John Deere PowerTech™ 6.8L, turbocharged diesel engine that's Tier III emissions compliant. A 265 litre fuel tank provides up to 16 hours of operating time between refuelling.
"The 4630 Sprayer comes equipped with features similar to John Deere's larger sprayer models, including a 4-wheel hydrostatic transmission that's matched to the John Deere SprayStar™ spray-rate control system that allows for accurate, variable-rate spraying at speeds up to 24 km. A 50/50 weight split provides optimal balance for traction and flotation. Customers may also consider adding traction control and auto air spring levelling suspension system to personalise the sprayer so it fits perfectly into their operation," explains Weinrich.
For more information FREECALL 1800 800 981 in Australia or 0800 303 100 in New Zealand to contact your local John Deere dealer or visit our Web page.
John Deere (Deere & Company - NYSE: DE) is the world's leading provider of advanced products and services for agriculture and forestry and a major provider of advanced products and services for construction, lawn and turf care, landscaping and irrigation. John Deere also provides financial services worldwide and manufactures and markets engines used in heavy equipment. Since it was founded in 1837, the company has extended its heritage of integrity, quality, commitment and innovation around the globe.



