Adjustable gang angle
A gang angle that can be adjusted from 0 degrees to 12 degrees enables a producer to maximize productivity, adapt to spring or fall fieldwork, and address multiple agronomic challenges. Some producers may desire a true vertical tillage of 0-degree gang angle to decrease soil and residue disturbance on highly erodible land. For others, a more aggressive gang angle is desired to level the field, fill in light ruts, remove weeds, or incorporate more residue in the soil. The adjustable gang angle allows producers to create the ideal seed bed, no matter the field conditions.
Light tire tracks
Weed removals
Highly erodible land
Quick and easy gang angle adjustments
The 2660VT offers two methods to adjust the gang angle in changing field conditions. Using the the TruSet™ Tillage system, the gang angle can be adjusted on the go from the cab, or it can be manually adjusted with the quick and easy-to-use gang roller slider.
Manual adjustment
Manual adjustment of gang angle with spring-loaded pin
- Quick and easy-to-adjust
- Pull and lock open the spring-loaded pin, slide the gang to the new position, and lock it back in place
- Adjust gang angle in increments of two degrees (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12)
TruSet adjustment
Adjust gang angle from cab with TruSet (included in TruSet Premium Package)
- Done with the push of a button on the display
- Adjust gang angle in increments of one degree (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12)
Gang angle adjustment
0- to 12-degree gang angle range:
- Manual: 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 degrees
- TruSet™ Tillage: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 degrees
True vertical tillage – 0 degrees:
- Vertical residue cutting without lateral soil movement
Lower intensity – 2 to 6 degrees:
- Cutting, sizing, and light horizontal mixing of soil and crop residue
Medium intensity – 8 to 12 degrees:
- Cutting, sizing, and maximum horizontal mixing of soil and crop residue, fill in shallow ruts/tire tracks, light weed management
Below are the capabilities of the 2660VT with results from different gang angle settings:
Corn
0-degree gang angle
4-degree gang angle
8-degree gang angle
12-degree gang angle
Soybeans
0-degree gang angle
4-degree gang angle
8-degree gang angle
12-degree gang angle
Weeds
2-degree gang angle
4-degree gang angle
6-degree gang angle
8-degree gang angle
10-degree gang angle
12-degree gang angle
Gangs use field-proven gang components
2660VT gang with 55.9-cm (22-in.) blades
The 2660VT gangs use field-proven components for excellent reliability and performance. The 55.9-cm x 0.65-cm (22-in. x 0.256-in.) blade with 18.4-cm (7.25-in.) spacing provides valuable residue cutting and sizing to promote stalk break-down and releases nutrients back to the soil.
Easy tension gang bolts
Tension gang bolts on the blade
The John Deere 2660VT provides an innovative approach to tension gang bolts.