2011 John Deere 4630
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Year
2011
Make
John Deere
Model
4630
Category
Chemical Applicators
Subcategory
Sprayers - Self Propelled
Stock No.
U24SB605
City
American Falls
State
ID
Condition
Used
Serial No.
1N04630XCB0013498
Hours
3,129 Hrs
Width
80 ft
Capacity
600 Gal
Description
2011 John Deere 4630, 3129 hrs, 600 gal, 80’/15”, Traction Control, AMS. Boom Width: 90-Foot, Boom Leveling: Yes, Tank: Poly, Tire Width: Narrow, Hydraulic Tread Adjust: Yes, Guidance-ready: Yes, Guidance Receiver: Yes, Guidance Display: Yes, Traction Control: Yes, Nozzle Spacing: 20 in, See and Spray™: No See and Spray™, Narrow axle setting manual tread adjust , 380/ 105r50 tires , Narrow row crop fenders , Stainless steel eductor system , 80' boom, poly plumbing, 80 mesh strainer , Less foam marker , Auto trac ready, Auto air spring level system , Lighting: halogen field , Boom return to height
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