2024 John Deere Large Square Baler L331

2024 John Deere Large Square Baler L331

• Bale Documentation with John Deere Operations Center™

• MegaWide™ pickup with MegaTough™ pickup teeth

• John Deere moisture sensor and weighing system

• BalerAssist™ drivetrain system

Features may include:

• MegaWide™ pickup with MegaTough™ pickup teeth provide added durability

• The pickup is designed and built by John Deere in Ottumwa, Iowa. The John Deere MegaWide large square balers (LSBs) pickups use a low-profile pickup drum with a large-diameter roller baffle to efficiently pick crop up from the field. The performance of the roller baffle compressing the crop against the pickup tines means more crop in the bale and fewer leaves and crop left in the field.

• 2.2-m (7.2-ft) wide pickup is available on the L331R and L341R Baler

• Available with standard or premium components

• Tooth-to-tooth width is 1.92 m (76 in.)

• Eight staggered tooth bars help prevent overload

• Standard semi-pneumatic fixed gauge wheels provide smooth ground gauging over uneven terrain and protection to the pickup

• 2.5-m (8.1-ft) wide pickup is available on the L341R Baler

• Available only with premium components

• Tooth-to-tooth width is 2.18 m (86 in.)

• Eight staggered tooth bars help prevent overload

• Standard semi-pneumatic pivoting gauge wheels reduce sliding and scuffing of the tires in the field when the baler turns

• MegaWide pickup makes it easier to produce better-shaped bales and improves crop pickup in wide, windblown, or scattered windrows

• MegaTough pickup teeth provide greater strength and durability

• Chain driven for positive feeding

• Mechanical cutout clutch protection for added durability

• Mega and MegaTough pickup teeth are base equipment:

• Mega pickup teeth, at the ends of the pickup, are heavy-duty for long life and improved crop retrieval

• MegaTough pickup teeth are designed to withstand the harshest baling conditions and provide long service life

• Both pickup widths use a heavy, C-channel construction for the toothbar assembly. The pickup toothbars are divided into two half sections that mount to a center spider for increased strength and even crop feeding.