Pin & Clip (1 of ea) for Bullseye Seed Tubes, JD 7200, 1700 (-2006)
LEGACY P/N WAS PPM 700279 – PIN & CLIP, JD 7200, 1700 (-2006) sold as EA
Pin & Clip for Bullseye Tubes, JD 7200, 1700 (-2006)
$1.50
You’ll need these pins to secure the Bullseye seed tube(Part # PPM700150) to the row unit on most John Deere 7200/7300 and 1700 series (Model year 2006 and before) planters. Deere seed tubes have a different mounting system and didn’t use the more secure pin method. Each package secures 4 rows.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 5 × 1 in |
| Compatible Equipment | JD 1700, 7300, 7200 Series (Pre-XP) |
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