Description
When you’re out planting small grains or cover crops, the seed boots on your drill do the heavy lifting—cutting through the soil, placing seed at the right depth, and closing the furrow. A worn or damaged boot means poor seed placement and uneven stands. This right-hand seed boot gets your John Deere drill back to planting like it should.
What You’re Getting
- Heat-treated, ductile iron construction that handles rocks and tough soil conditions season after season
- Precision-formed design that cuts clean furrows and places seed consistently
- Direct replacement—bolts right onto your opener assembly without modifications
- Quality that matches or exceeds original equipment specifications
Built for Real Farm Work
This boot fits John Deere 750 and 1850 grain drills—reliable machines you’ll find working everything from wheat and oats to cover crop mixes. These drills are workhorses for small grain operations and conservation programs, whether you’re following corn or working ground that’s been in pasture.
Made to Last
The heat-treated, ductile iron construction means this boot can take a beating from rocks, roots, and hard-packed soil without cracking or chipping. Ductile iron gives you the durability of cast iron with better impact resistance—exactly what you need when conditions get tough.
Installation Notes
This is a direct replacement that uses your existing hardware. Clean the mounting surface and check that the opener assembly moves freely before installing the new boot. A little anti-seize on the bolts makes future removal easier when it’s time for the next replacement.
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