TruSet™ features, packages, and documentation

Overview
With short windows of time to perform tillage operations, TruSet provides significant productivity improvements as operators can adjust the tool with just the push of a button, maximizing acres covered per day. By responding to conditions as they change throughout the field, TruSet Active enables operators to generate a higher-quality tillage performance within the first pass.

Using a GreenStar™ display, an operator sees real-time data for a variety of feature settings, ensuring confidence in desired tillage outcomes. Four customizable presets enable operators to save and name different combinations of settings for their most common field conditions, which allows for even quicker implement adjustments.

Single-point depth control is included with the TruSet Tillage system, giving operators the choice of automated or manual adjustments. Hydraulic routings on the tool are designed to allow each implement to feature both TruSet and standard single-point depth control for system redundancy, operator preference, and flexibility at resale.

John Deere has expanded TruSet features to bring even more functionality into the cab: 

• Active depth, and basket pressure and raise
• Gang angle
• Hydraulic active stabilizer wheels
• Hydraulic wing control
• Hydraulic fore-aft control

TruSet features and packages

TruSet Tillage features a variety of technology features and packages. With either the Select or Premium package, you can elevate your experience with some or full control of your tillage tool from the cab at your fingertips. The following table outlines each TruSet offering specific to the implement model. For additional information on each feature, see the details after the table.

*Currently not available in feature packaging

**New feature

Internal basket scrapers

The internal basket scraper allows for a uniform field finish in wet conditions because the baskets do not need to be raised out of ground to avoid plugging and can stay in the ground 100 percent of the time.

This is available as an option for the knife-edge basket.

Walk-Over tandem wheels provide added support and stability

Walk-Over tandem wheels provide added support and stability for smoother operation in the field.

The wheels are located behind the front disk gangs and in front of the ripper shanks. This allows the wheels to run on ground that has been leveled by the front disk gangs for more stable operation.

Goodyear is a trademark of The Goodyear Rubber & Tire Company. Michelin is a trademark of  Compagnie Générale des Etablissements Michelin SCA.

Level-lift hitch/turnbuckle holds the frame level

The level-lift hitch/turnbuckle:

• Holds the frame level fore and aft for consistent depth throughout its range of operating depth, without the need to re-level the machine when the depth is changed
• Allows the operator to go from the working position to the transport position without re-leveling the machine

A single 152-mm x 254-mm (6-in. x 10-in.) hitch tube enables tighter turns on the headlands without the inside tractor dual interfering with the hitch tube.

The turnbuckle is used to adjust fore-aft leveling:

• Convenient, easy adjustment to match the hitch to the tractor drawbar
• Locking mechanism makes it easy to adjust turnbuckle as required; no jam nut to tighten
• Adjustment is made only once for each tractor

The turnbuckle-adjustment wrench is in base equipment:

• Stores for easy accessibility
• Also used to adjust eye bolts for wing depth control cylinders

Ripper standards are located between the disk gangs

The 2720 Combination Ripper uses the disk-shank-disk configuration (DSD). In the DSD configuration, the ripper standards are located between the disk gangs instead of behind them (or DDS) as some competitors use.

With the shanks at the rear of the machine, the shanks can leave large ridges and valleys

Disk gangs use field-proven gang components from the 2600 Series Disks

The 2720 Ripper disk gangs use field-proven gang components from the 2600 Series Disks for excellent reliability and performance. Disk gangs provide the following:

• Sizes residue to flow through spring tillage tools
• Kills weeds
• Works the soil
• Levels the soil profile
• Mixes the surface residue
• Gives full-width tillage up to 152-mm (6-in.) deep

C-spring standards protect the gangs from obstacles. Sealed, maintenance-free bearings prevent foreign material from getting into the bearings, thus ensuring long life. The bearings come with a two-year warranty.

The 2720 disk gang also features a floating scraper that is now mounted to the gang instead of to the gang tube. This allows the scraper to stay in constant contact with the blade when the gang side-loads in harsh conditions, allowing for increased residue flowing capability.

Rolling baskets offer increased levelness

The industry-exclusive hydraulic rolling baskets found on the 2600 Series Disks and vertical tillage are also available on the 2720 Disk Ripper. The baskets come in a round-bar or knife-edge configuration. 

Below are the benefits of each basket:

• Round bar – does a better job of busting clods and firming the ground.  Slightly more prone to plugging over the knife edge because there are more bars.  Works best in drier conditions.
• Knife edge – slices through clods. Works best in heavier, wet soils. Knives grab dirt and recycle more to size clods more effectively. Cleans out very well in the field. 

The rolling baskets can be set in three different positions based on their hydraulic operation:

1. Down pressure - a gauge on the front of the 2720 allows operators to set basket down pressure to ensure constant ground contact.  Down pressure also allows for better sizing of slabs, clods, and root balls and leaves a level soil profile.
2. Float - the baskets can be put in the float position using the selective control valve (SCV) on the tractor. This allows the weight of the basket to roll over the ground. 
3. Raised - the baskets can be lifted off the ground when encountering a wet area of the field to help eliminate any chance of plugging.

Down pressure should always be set using the gauge and operated from the cab.

• Baskets are attached to the frame by a welded gusset, not straps and bolts. This makes the basket attaching method much more reliable to withstand harsh field conditions.

Narrow-transport configurations available

The 2720 Disk Ripper provides multiple narrow-transport configurations that enable producers to easily maneuver their implements. The seven-standard 2720 is available in rigid and folding configurations.

Transport dimensions and rolling basket compatibility vary by tool. The folding seven-standard narrow-transport configuration is a true three-section machine with folding baskets.