John Deere 913

913 V-Ripper

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Key Features & Specs
  • Adjustable standard spacing prevents side movement
  • V-pattern frame promotes leading-edge shattering
  • LaserRip™ Extreme points
  • Heavy-duty steel ripper points
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  • Strong V-pattern frame promotes leading-edge shattering of center shank and material flow
    913 V-Ripper
    913 V-Ripper
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    The frame design of the 913 V-Ripper positions the standards in a V pattern:

    • Promotes leading-edge shattering of the center shank and material flow through the machine

    The 127-mm x 178-mm (5-in. x 7-in.) cross-section frame has 10-mm (3/8-in.) thick walls:

    • Provides strength to handle tractors of up to 150 power take-off (PTO) horsepower
    • Same frame-size tubing as non-expandable 915 V-Ripper
    • Parking stands are included in base equipment
  • Two-position integral hitch to meet operator requirements
    Low and high positions on 3-point mast
    Low and high positions on 3-point mast
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    3-point hitch hookup is for Category 2 or 3N tractors.

     

    The integral hitch can be set to two positions:

    • 1 = Low position
      Gives maximum transport clearance and allows ripping to approximately 508 mm (20 in.) deep with the 838-mm (33-in.) standards.
    • 2 = High position
      Enables ripping to a maximum depth of 584 mm (23 in.) deep with the 838-mm (33-in.) standards.
  • Soil probe helps to determine proper operating depth
    Soil probe
    Soil probe
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    The soil probe helps operators to determine the proper operating depth of their ripper points,
    38 mm (1.5 in.) below the bottom of the compaction layer.

    The probe allows obtaining the maximum amount of soil fracturing from the entire family of John Deere ripper points. Marked in 51-mm (2-in.) increments from 254 mm to 559 mm (10 in. to 22 in.), the probe provides accurate feedback of compaction layer depth.

     

    It is stored on the mainframe of the ripper for convenient access. The operator's manual explains the proper use of the soil probe.

Depth control

Option 1 Intergral units are controlled by tractor, rockshaft, and gauge wheels