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9600 SELF-PROPELLED FORAGE HARVESTER

SELF-PROPELLED FORAGE HARVESTER
HP: 775 Max / 740 Rated
JD18X 18.0L engine
New spout with improved crop flow and visibility
Field-proven kernel processing options

Experience more power at lower engine RPM with the new JD18X 18.0 L engine. Now available on select 9000 series forage harvesters, these diesel-only engines deliver up to 13% higher efficiency compared to previous models.

ACTIVE FILL CONTROL
Active Fill Control uses a camera with 3D capability to automatically detect the crop transport truck or trailer and fill it evenly and without spillage. As the camera detects a truck, it automatically begins tracking with the spout. Then it controls the rotation and cap position of the spout until the truck is filled. Select from 4 fill strategies to suit your work style or crop removal vehicle, reduce operator fatigue and increase the efficiency of your forage production.

FILL IT
Feed more crop through your windrower with the new 46R pickup. Maintain as many leaves as you can with a trash net that extends down to the rake tines. The 10% larger1 auger allows for a faster, more uniform feeding of the crop regardless of your windrow size. Plus, when it comes to maintenance, the new 46R has a chainless drive, meaning no oiling or wear.

BRING IT ON
The 772 Header matches the capacity and capability of the new 9000 Series. This 12-row, large drum head has bring it on capacity. Add AutoTrac RowSense, and you can sit back and get a full header width with each pass.

CRUSH IT
Partnering with Scherer, Inc., John Deere developed the new XStream Kernel Processor for the high horsepower of the new 9000 Series. With 250 mm (10 in.) diameter rolls and 50% speed differential, this processor delivers consistently smashed kernels and thoroughly processed plants. In 2022, the XStream Kernel Processor is now available with 275 mm (11 in.) diameter rolls. You can count on the high Corn Silage Processing Scores, no matter the length of cut.

FEATURES:
POWERFUL JOHN DEERE JD18X ENGINE

The John Deere JD18X engine with 18L (1098-cu in.) displacement delivers unmatched performance and characteristics. The unique engine characteristic and efficiency brings the John Deere self-propelled forage harvesters (SPFH) into another performance league in the 700- to 800-PS (690.4- to 789-hp) power class. With the JD18X engine comes unique features and high comfort on the 9500, 9600, and 9700 SPFH models.

Perfect engine characteristic for SPFH application
Diesel only engine no diesel exhaust fluid (DEF)/AdBlue with Final Tier 4 (FT4)/ Stage V (EU) emission regulations
HarvestMotion Plus
Long engine oil service interval (750 hours)
The JD18X engine was awarded Diesel of the Year 2021, confirming the performance and the Diesel only concept.

The unbeatable performance of the JD18X engine together with the HarvestMotion Plus concept achieves unique power and torque rise in the 700- to 800-PS (690.4- to 789-hp) power class.

Power and torque rise through engine rpm on the 9500-9700 SPFH.

The unique engine characteristics with constant, strong power and torque rise at around 1300 rpm provides a highly efficient forage harvester and comfortable driving in every situation.

EFFICIENT, POWERFUL, AND RELIABLE HARVESTMOTION PLUS CONCEPT
A state-of-the-art engine with ideal performance characteristics and low specific fuel consumption perfectly aligns and synchronizes with a superior crop flow. This is the John Deere HarvestMotion Plus concept. The Plus stands for unique torque rise and more power at low engine rpm an experience of pure performance and efficiency without any compromise. Additionally, there is no diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) required.

The HarvestMotion Plus advantage:
13 percent less fluid consumption (diesel plus DEF)
48 kW (64.4 hp) of extra power at low engine rpm to easily digest peak loads
Simple is strong reliable harvest capacity

LEADING EFFICIENCY
With a maximum engine speed of 1800 rpm, the engine is always operated in its sweet spot. Lower rpm means lower specific fuel consumption. Less fuel consumption means less costs and, in the end, more money in your pocket. HarvestMotion enables up to 13 percent less total fluid consumption, which equals up to $125 per day of grass harvest and $141 per day of corn harvest.*

*NOTE: Based in internal benchmark data from 2020: JD18X engine with HarvestMotion Plus versus replaced model with 4 percent less diesel, no DEF (AdBlue), and 10 hours of chopping per day.

POWERFUL HEARTBEAT
Less engine rpm, more power, and a unique torque rise this is what HarvestMotion Plus delivers. The JD18X engine has been tailored to the needs of an agricultural harvesting machine. Operators will feel its strength, and owners will profit off its harvesting capacity. The 18L (1098-cu in.) John Deere engine in the 9000 Series Self-Propelled Forage Harvester (SPFH) with the HarvestMotion Plus concept is a winning combination.

RELIABILITY THROUGH SIMPLICITY
Reliable power delivered by modern robust engine technology ensures harvesting capacity. The JD18X engine delivers exceptional performance without needing a complex aftertreatment system. This means unique simplicity in this power class.

AdBlue is a trademark of VDA Verband der Automobilindustrie e.V. Liebherr is a trademark of Liebherr-International AG.

HIGH-CAPACITY FEEDING SUPPORTS HIGH SILAGE QUALITY

LEADING HEADER TECHNOLOGY
John Deere rotary harvesting units are built for reliable and powerful feeding of high-capacity forage harvesters. Two fundamental designs are available to match all producer needs. The 600plus Series Headers are the universal solution for different crops up to 4-m (13.1-ft) tall. The 700plus Series Headers are the perfect solution for high-yielding crops.

Available beginning in model year 2019, the top-model 772 12-Row Large-Drum Rotary Harvesting Unit has been designed to fully leverage the capacity of 9000 Series Self-Propelled Forage Harvesters (SPFH).

The 6X9 Series Pickups with the patented endless flight vortex auger design and optional dual header drive enable high-capacity feeding of John Deere SPFH. Key advantages are the throughput boost in high-yielding crops but also the easy handling of uneven windrows.

John Deere SPFH come with variable header drive in base. The header speed is automatically synchronized with the feeding speed and length of chop through a hydrostatic IVT drive system. This ensures a gentle and even crop transfer from the header into the machine without blocking or disrupting material transition. Producers receive the benefit of high chopping quality and full leverage of the header and crop flow potential.

DUAL HEADER DRIVE
Dual header drive for the SPFH and the 6X9 Series Pickups complements the benefits of the variable header drive. While the variable header drive automatically synchronizes the pickup auger and harvester feeding speed, the dual header drive with its individual hydraulic drive of the pickup tines is speed matched with vehicle speed to ensure clean crop picking in changing conditions and windows.

Tines speed up and slow down with forward speed while the pickup auger speed is still synchronized with the length of chop and feedroll speed. Producers benefit from a better quality of chop, smoother feeding, and an easy-to-utilize harvesting system.

HYDRAULIC FEEDROLL DAMPENING
The 9000 Series SPFH offer the hydraulic feedroll dampener in base. Next to the four individual springs applying high pressure on the crop mat entering the machine, the dampener supports crop compaction in uneven crop conditions and ensures smooth feeding even at the highest feeding speeds when chopping for a very long period.

UNIQUE FOREIGN OBJECT PROTECTION
A state-of-the-art metal detector scans for metal in the crop mat and stops the intake in case of tripping. Optionally, this safety device can be completed with a unique stone detection feature that senses for knocks and abnormal feedroll movement. Two redundant sensors developed for this application improve solid foreign object detection and minimize false tripping caused by lumps or uneven windrows.

IMPROVE SILAGE QUALITY WITH TWO KERNEL PROCESSING OPTIONS

OVERVIEW
John Deere self-propelled forage harvesters (SPFH) set new standards in kernel processing performance. Proven in independent tests during corn harvest in 2016 and 2017, John Deere kernel processors (KP) deliver smashed kernels and highly processed plants that growers expect. With two different models, the John Deere Premium KP kernel processor and the John Deere XStream KP kernel processor, all different needs will be satisfied.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS
All John Deere SPFH can be operated with or without a kernel processing unit in position. When not in use, a crop transition chute (or grass chute) swings into position with a few turns of a crank. The crop transition chute comes standard on all harvesters.

The SPFH feature the AutoLube central greasing harness; the respective central greasing equipment is available on the Premium KP kernel processor. The XStream KP kernel processor features automatic pressurized oil lubrication.

The John Deere Premium KP is available for the 9500 to 9800 models, and the John Deere XStream KP is available for all 9000 Series models. The 9900 model can only be equipped with an XStream KP.

On the 9000 Series, the proven John Deere Premium KP can be installed on the 9500 through 9800 models. With their highly intense processing, they deliver excellent forage quality at any length of cut.

The main features of the Premium KP are:
240-mm (9.45-in.) roll diameter for different crops (maize and whole crop)
32 percent speed differential; option of 40 percent speed differential
Standard KP housing with grease lubrication in base
Electric KP gap adjustment from the cab as option

The following rolls are available for the Premium KP:
Standard sawtooth (118/118 teeth)
Dura Line sawtooth (118/118 teeth)
Whole crop sawtooth (178/178 teeth)

The John Deere XStream KP is the heavy-duty solution made for high throughput and high-horsepower machines and stands for extreme processing at any length of cut in any crop and any conditions.

The XStream KP rolls are manufactured and delivered by Scherer Inc., located in South Dakota, United States. The kernel processor is supplied ex-factory by Scherer Inc. and fits on all 9000 Series models. As Scherer Inc. has a strong focus on dairy forage production and is the leading company in KP roll designs and manufacturing since 1999, a strong statement is set regarding kernel processing and forage quality.
With the option of Dura Line rolls, a longer lifetime and less wear can be reached, resulting in lower cost of operation.

For easy and uncomplicated mounting and dismounting of the KP, a crane with electric winch can be installed as an option.

The main features of the XStream KP are:
250-mm (9.8-in.) roll diameter
50 percent speed differential
Heavy-duty housing with KP roll quick-exchange system
Pressurized oil lubrication of bearings
Bearing temperature monitoring system (option)

The following rolls are available for the XStream KP:
Dura Line sawtooth (110/145 teeth)
Dura Line XCut (110/145 teeth)
Dura Line Whole Crop XCut (145/165 teeth) only available for 9000 Series

All XStream KP options for 9000 series are available with 10- or 11-inch rolls.

In comparison to the Dura Line sawtooth rolls, the Dura Line XCut rolls have a spiral groove sawtooth profile that delivers excellent processing, especially at long lengths of cut. The spiral groove design delivers highly processed plants and smashed kernels.

For easy and uncomplicated mounting and dismounting of the KP, a crane with electric winch can be installed as an option.

Similar models may be shown in addition to the featured model. Equipment may be shown with options.

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
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