2025 John Deere 2630 Series 2635

2025 John Deere 2630 Series 2635

• Perfect for heavy soils, residue sizing/incorporation

• Features John Deere TruSet™ Tillage Technology

• Radial Tire Option

• Knife-edge Rolling Basket

• Extended-Life Bearing

Features may include:

The John Deere 2630 Series offer three disk models that provide a wide range of variety for all tillage applications.

John Deere's 2630 Series Disks offer different blade options for soil penetration and residue sizing.

The 2635 General-Purpose Disk comes equipped with front and rear solid-spherical disk blades with 280-mm (11-in.) spacing. The primary blade size is 610 mm (24 in.) x 6.5 mm (0.256 in.).

• Excels in high residue conditions where residue flow may cause plugging on narrower spacing

• Allows for more weight to be transferred per blade which increases penetration in heavy soils

• Works well in primary tillage in all soil types

• Provides excellent residue sizing capability with 230-mm (9-in.) spacing on the front gang

• Allows for increased residue handling capabilities with 280-mm (11-in.) rear gang spacing

John Deere's 2630 Series Disks provide an innovative approach to tension disk gang bolts.

As crop yields increase, so does the amount of residue after harvest. The John Deere 2633 and 2635 Disks provide operators with a disk that can be set to prepare a seedbed for planting or set to bury and size tough residue in primary tillage applications.

John Deere’s mechanical wing control helps producers keep their frames level for five-section disks. Mechanical wing control is included in base equipment for all five-section 2630 Series Disks.

With this feature, a large spring is placed in the wing frame on each side of the disk. As the pivot point in the wing starts to raise, the spring presses against that point to keep the disk level through tough field conditions.

The red circles in the following image illustrate the area of the disk where the large spring is placed in the wing frame.

John Deere mechanical wing control is an industry-exclusive feature. A five-section disk without mechanical wing control can show up to 75-mm (3-in.) of depth inconsistency across the wing frame.