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So the Lebanon, Tenn., farmer designed a patent pending mounting tree that easily holds 3 or more monitors in one location, and is easy to see and operate from the tractor seat. The monitor mounting tree bolts to the right front post of the cab on Deere 6000, 7000, and 8000 tractors. An adapter bracket can be used to fit other tractor models and makes.
To install, you simply drill holes on the cab post. The mounting tree comes with a convenient connector at the bottom that lets you bring power to the mounting tree from the tractor's battery. Then you can connect any monitor power cord directly to the mounting tree, without having to run a power cord all the way to the battery for each monitor you install.
The mounting tree, which comes with 2 shelves and the power connector, sells for $325 plus tax (where applicable) and S&H. Additional shelves sell for $45 apiece. The adaptor bracket sells for $25 plus S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Wes Suddarth, 2760 Cedar Grove Rd., Lebanon, Tenn. 37087 (ph 615 513-3494; www.agtractormonitormount.com).

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Tractor Monitor Mounting Tree TRACTORS Cabs 34-4-34 When Wes Suddarth needed to mount a Trimble EZ Guide 500 lightbar guidance system on his Deere 7520 tractor, there was no convenient place to mount the monitor. The problem was compounded when he tried to find a place to mount a Raven Sprayer Controller and also a foamer controller. So the Lebanon, Tenn., farmer designed a patent pending mounting tree that easily holds 3 or more monitors in one location, and is easy to see and operate from the tractor seat. The monitor mounting tree bolts to the right front post of the cab on Deere 6000, 7000, and 8000 tractors. An adapter bracket can be used to fit other tractor models and makes. To install, you simply drill holes on the cab post. The mounting tree comes with a convenient connector at the bottom that lets you bring power to the mounting tree from the tractor's battery. Then you can connect any monitor power cord directly to the mounting tree, without having to run a power cord all the way to the battery for each monitor you install. The mounting tree, which comes with 2 shelves and the power connector, sells for $325 plus tax (where applicable) and S&H. Additional shelves sell for $45 apiece. The adaptor bracket sells for $25 plus S&H. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Wes Suddarth, 2760 Cedar Grove Rd., Lebanon, Tenn. 37087 (ph 615 513-3494; www.agtractormonitormount.com).
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Southwest Iowa
Southwest Iowa
20 Miles West of Indianapolis Indiana
South East Illinois
I do not have pictures. I tried posting a drawing. I sent it to your e-mail.
Hope this helps give you an idea.
Edited by Little Duck 2/27/2013 04:22
Dallas Center IA 515-720-2463
I also have a Deere 4630 set up pretty much the same way.
A piece of 1-1/4" channel iron runs from the right front cab post to the right rear cab post.
Mounted by drilling and tapping a hole for a 3/8" bolt in each post. I know you are not suppose to drill on ROPS iron, but I don't care about one little hole.
Lots of holes in that channel iron to mount stuff.
In the pic - Top left - Rawson Control control box
Top right - Planter monitor
To the left under the channel iron - Ag Leader Edge. In this 2012 pic it is just making a map. But for 2013 the Edge has been replaced by a Ag Leader Versa, and it will be running the Auto-Steer. I plan to use auto-steer 100% of the time, that is after the first pass along the edge of the field.
The GPS display is Ram Mounted to the channel.
Under the channel to the right, under the planter monitor - Control box for planter folding.
To the right of the planter control box is a Rawson deal that give GPS speed to the Rawson Control and my planter monitor.
There is a John Deere Power Strip at the bottom of the window. The Ag Leader display is wired to the battery. Everything else gets it's power off of the Power Strip.
For spraying - Rawson box, planter monitor and planter fold box all come out. GPS display stays.
The Spray Controller goes where the Rawson box was, upper left.
To the right I mount a foam marker control. No foam marker, but I use the control box for 12 volt power to the always hot wire to the sprayer ball valves, also the ground.
The rest of the year other than planting and spraying, just the GPS display in place.
The Deere 4630 is set up pretty much the same way. Both planting and spraying.
Can't seem to find a decent pic of the whole right side of the Deere.
I do not want stuff in front of me. OK for light bars that you were driving off of, but not for anything else.
And I am going to catch Holy I-I ell for wires running all over. I suppose I should tidy them up. but I really don't care what you think.
Bottom picture:
And I found a picture of the stuff in the Deere 4630. And in spraying mode, maybe getting ready to spray mode.
The GPS display is not on the channel on the Deere, I did not understand Ram Mounts then. Maybe I will change it to a Ram Mount like the others, someday.
The spray controller is in place. To the right and out of the picture is the foam control.
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My first planter monitor was mounted off to the right. Right cab post area, down about bottom of the window area.
If planting at night I do not want those lights in front of me.
Later I went to the 1-1/4" channel iron between the right side cab posts. And mounted stuff on that channel.
Before getting the Deere 4630 and the White 2-135, I had that channel in both the 2-155 and 2-105.
Also there was one for the Oliver 2255 that I had in place only for incorp spraying.
My first two GPS displays were pretty much light bars only. And they were mounted in front, above the dash.
If looking at a light bar, I feel this is the place.
But the new displays you need to do more Button Pushing than before. And with auto-steer you do not need your eyes on them as much as before.
Mount them off to the side.
My 2-155 will soon be home from the shop after a five year rest due to the clutch being shot.
It will get a Ag Leader Edge display and OnTrac2 auto-steer. The Edge will be Ram Mounted off to the right side on that piece of 1-1/4" channel that has been in there several years.
Top picture:
In my 2-135 there is still a light bar, and it is right above the steering wheel. I still use set it up and look at it. See no reason to take it out.
Second picture: In the 4630 I have a light bar display mounted above the dash. This is running off of the Edge display off to the right, not in the pic.
Since the picture I have replaced the suction mount with a small Ram Mount. Also the cable is tidy-ed up against the door post to the left.
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I put planter fold/unfold controls/and row clutch clutches in rear right corner since they are rarely used going through field.
NW Iowa
North west MN
North Central Kansas
I to have a White 2-155 as my main pulller
Questions.
1. power strip. Where did you find that? And apx cost? I have been running wires to the battery
2. apx how far down from the top of the window did you mount your cross bar?
On the ROPS iron on the left of your screen is where my brain box for auto steer is mount.
currently I have my planter monitor, and drill monitor mounted to 1/4" angle iron that is bolted to the window frame and all my wires ran along that area.
I finally....2 years later, got my HID lights wired independently of the main light switch. As you can see in the photos the toggle switches on the upper right. Front lights, above tires, and rear, all have their own switch. I put the cheap walmart lights on the front so when a car comes, I don't blind them.
I took 1/4" flat and made an area for my coffee cup and what not. I like the monitor up front so I can see how I am doing. I have tried to have that to the right, but it just feels weird.
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The present height is about as high as it can be and still have the SM-3000 Planter Monitor mounted above it.
The first picture is the Danny from my Ag Leader dealer installing the OnTrac2. I was supposed to have the Edge in place and all that. They came much sooner than I expected. The Edge was just stuck on the bar and the wiring ran thru windows to get it hooked up. I redid it last spring.
You can see how low the bar was mounted then.
The real reason for this pic is to show how I mounted the 1-1/4" channel to the cab posts. The ends are welded on at 90 degrees from the main bar.
And before you mount any bar - Drill a whole bunch of holes in it. You will be glad you did.
Second is with spray stuff installed. Not sure if this is the 2-135 or the 2-155. This is a low mounted position.
Third pic is where I put the the ECU for the OnTrac2. I did not like the lower right cab floor location that Danny put it. To hard to get to. Deere's lower front opening window is OK. I guess that is the ECU box for the OnTrac2+.
Power Strip: I did check at the Deere website. It looks like there are three Power Strips. I think for mounting in different model tractors. AL174215, RE68495 and AL158785 are the numbers. I would just say to your friendly John Deere parts person, "I want a Power Strip"
There are three wires. All the time Hot. Switched Hot. and Ground.
I go straight to the battery for the Hot.
And to the frame for Ground.
Both Hot and Switched are fused.
For the Switched power on the 2-135, I removed the front solenoid from the three on the right side of the engine, the manifold heater one. Replaced it with a Continuous Duty solenoid. A wire from the tractor switch fires up the solenoid.
A Ford 'On the fender' solenoid will not work! It has to be continuous duty.
This removes the switched power load from the tractor switch.
Cost when I got the last one about two years ago was I think $38-, could be wrong. Plug in deals are maybe $10- each, probably less.
The GPS is wired straight to the battery, per Ag Leader instructions. Everything else is thru the power strip.
The last three pics are the Power Strip and a plug in. There are plug in deals with Amp female ends, also power point [cig lighter end]
I hope the downloaded Deere pics post.
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I will have to go to my parts guy and see what he can do.
I think I will look for some 1/4" angle and "copy" your idea.
thanks for posting the photos and what you did!
Liberty, MO
Running a 9150 and 9190 DA tractors, same basic cab as your Whites except big square front, more room maybe. Sorry NO pics, But I made a shelf to fit in the right front corner of cab fastened to window frame, have FM 2way radio on bottom of " shelf" planter monitor, planter fold switches, and fuse panel, on top of shelf ,planter point row switches on top of dash. Gotta move something as I' m adding a GPS screen. Maybe point row switches in right window above Cigar lighter. Thinking visibility might be the best this way, any comments from would be appreciated from the AG TALK community.
Thanks
After viewing some of your later post, beginning to see the light hopefully.
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Dallas Center IA 515-720-2463
But I don't think a couple 3/8" holes will hurt.
And pretty sure the tractors I have drilled into the ROPS do not have any hoses, wiring inside them.
As I have said before, I am not fond of stuff above the dash, straight ahead front.
Another reason I mount off to the side - I cannot read the display the best that far away.
The display I can see great, it is the numbers and words that get me. I now carry my glasses in the cab just to work the displays.
Above is probably 'Old Man Idatise'
Real bad with the sunglasses. One real good reason for the sun screen deals I have on the Deere. I can work summertime without the sunglasses.
A set of them are going on the White 2-135 before summer. Side windows only.
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where do you find them?
That would be nice on my 2-155!
North Central Kansas
nothing!
This can't be just a JD thing
Dallas Center IA 515-720-2463
Dallas Center IA 515-720-2463
But I think they were a Deere SoundGard only deal.
And there has been several times I have considered driving down to Texas to see if I could buy a set.
A couple years ago I found some for sale in SW part of the Land of Sky Blue Waters.
I got one set - Two side and the rear. Plus two more sides.
Pretty sure I can fit them on the 2-135.
They do a lot to cool down a tractor on a hot day.
And contrary to what most people think - You can see out of them just fine.
They were a product of a Iowa company, Lundell.
My thanks to the NAT poster who sold them to me. Can't remember his name.
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Sorry, no pics on this computer (mine broke borrowing the wife's) but our 4640 has its FMX mounted off the curved part on the right side between the upper and lower glass. It comes back and to the left so the gear shift won't hit it and is a few inches in front of the throttle.
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Dyer, TN
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Most AgLeader and Trimble GPS monitors come with ram mounts 1.5" ball and socket helps put your monitor where you want it
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John Deere Cab Brackets Sale Accessory Brackets for Monitors, Phones, Tablets and More
The John Deere Cab bracket kit allows the operator to mount, adjust and position key controls, displays and accessories within the cab for maximum accessibility without compromising visibility. The design can be used in multiple configurations and tailored to the specific machine and task.
John Deere RE343680 Accessory Mounting Bracket Kit versatile mounting options on front and rear cab posts
The John Deere Accessory Mounting Bracket Kit (RE343680) expands mounting versatility within the cab for monitors, controls and accessories.
RE343680 features
· Fully adjustable to allow customized placement of monitors and controls
· Attaches quickly and securely to front or rear cab post bosses on Utility, Row Crop, and Four Wheel Drive tractors
· Heavy gauge steel for improved stiffness and minimal vibration
· Vertical and horizontal adjustment allows precise placement of monitors and controls
· Each kit allows for single or dual arm configurations
· Use multiple kits to customize monitor placement to your needs
· Allows placement of monitors for easy access without diverting operator attention
· Can be used in conjunction with BRE10141, RE245374, RE317435, BRE10015 and BRE10255 accessory mounting brackets
· Sized to attach directly to cabs equipped with 10mm threaded bosses
John Deere Front cab post dual arm configuration
Each kit contains all the parts necessary for either single arm or dual arm configurations. Each bracket piece is slotted the full length to allow maximum adjustment and versatility. T-handle fasteners are included for quick hand adjustments.
John Deere Dual Display Bracket
John Deere Single Display Bracket
Operators are quickly finding numerous uses for the bracket kit. Multiple kits can be combined for additional mounting options (additional hardware may be necessary in some cases).
BRE10015 and BRE10255 Accessory Mount Kits
Mobile phones, tablets, GPS and other devices are key tools for farming today. John Deere has made it easier than ever to incorporate these tools into your cab so you can safely and securely use and store the devices.
The BRE10015 Cell Phone Mount Kit and BRE10255 Tablet Mount Kit can be used on any machine with 10mm threaded bosses already available in the cab frame.
These brackets can be mounted directly to the cab post as shown below.
Mounted on front corner post
Mounted on rear corner post
· Patented holder on the cell phone bracket fits most cell phones and similar devices including iPod, iPhone, Blackberry and more
· Mounts to cab post or existing RE343680 Accessory Mounting Bracket
· Fits to any 10mm threaded bosses and is delivered with tommy screw to mount on any existing monitor bracket
· Ball joints allow for variable positioning
· Holds firm even in rugged terrain
· The RAM™ X-Grip™ has a clever four-leg design that features great holding power without hiding your phone behind foam pads or plastic
BXE10479 – Walk Up Easy Tablet Mount
This tablet mount from John Deere brings RAM X-Grip options to the vehicle cab.
Easy to install, rugged and versatile, this tablet mount is a premium option for the use of iPads or similar devices in the cab.
This tablet mount consists of a composite spring loaded cradle, expandable grip arms, and additional bottom support keeper.
Also included are easy access grip levers, located on the back of the cradle for quick release of your tablet.
BXE10479 expands and contracts for a perfect fit of most 10-in. tablets with or without sleeves, as well as some smaller tablets.
A mounting arm and RAM Tough-Ball™ base make the kit quick to mount and position for ideal use while in the field or on the road.
BXE10479 features
· Compatible with all with aluntingy untsgged, and versatile, the latest tablet mount is proven premium option for the using iPads or similar device tractor and combine brackets (BXE10477, BXE10481, RE343680, BRE10141)
· Spring loaded cradle make a perfect fit for large tablets with or without a case
· Easy access grip knobs for quick release
· Lifetime RAM Warranty – Made in the USA
BRE10147 CommandARM™ Bracket
The CommandARM™ bracket for Final Tier 4 (FT4) Tractors offers a convenient way to mount a cell phone or tablet to the CommandARM for easy use of a mobile device. This bracket is not compatible with joystick equipped tractors.
Note: CommandARM bracket includes hardware only. The Cell Phone Mount Kit (BRE10015) and Tablet Mount Kit (BRE10255) are sold separately.
RE566705 Dual USB Charger
As more and more electronic devices are used in the cab, getting power to keep things running and charge batteries is essential.
There are other 12V lighter plugs on the market, but many will only allow operation and “not charge” the device. The RE566705 will do both.
John Deere has made it easier to keep your phone and tablet running with the Dual USB Charger.
With two USB outlets and 4.2A of available amperage, the John Deere charger is built to run and charge today’s most power hungry tablets, phones and other devices. The automatic fuse will protect the charging circuit and insure safe reliable operation.
The Dual USB charger fits a standard automotive 12V socket so it can be put to work in the tractor, truck or family car.
RE566705 features
· Dual USB sockets give more options for cab devices
· 4.2 Amp output allows 2 electric devices to charge simultaneously, including mobile phones, tablets, PDAs, GPS units, MP3 players, iPads or other USB devices
· Each USB port supplies 5V 2.1A, enough power for charging needs while providing overload protection
· Sleek, compact design reduces clutter in your cab
· Built-in protective fuse provides safe charging
· Blue LED indicator informs you that power is on
Not compatible with Samsung™ Galaxy Tablets
BRE10152 Self-Leveling Drink Holder Kit
A favorite worldwide, the RAM Self-Leveling Drink Cup holder is available in a kit (BRE10152) designed specifically for John Deere equipment. The perfect accessory for any cab that has mounting bosses.
Easily installed, positions to keep your favorite beverage within reach, and includes a John Deere branded can insulator. In the roughest terrain this holder is ready to roll.
The cup holder features a unique self-leveling design. This pivoting design allows easy adjustment for the holder while offsetting motion of the vehicle when moving. The result is a pivoting drink holder and a reduced mess.
BRE10152 features
Self-leveling action reduces spills
· Easy adjustable mounting for ideal placement
· Durable design for rough environments
· Compatible with monitor bracket kits RE343680, BRE10141 and similar as well as cabs with 10mm threaded bosses
· Includes John Deere branded beverage insulator
BXE10480 – Slide Kit
Expand the capacity of both BXE10477 and BXE10481 with the sliding mount bracket kit.
Designed specifically for this application, the sliding mount features a lever lock system that allows for quick adjustment anywhere along the horizontal mounting bar.
BXE10480 Features
· Lever lock system for quick adjustment
· Includes 1-inch. RAM tough-ball
· Compatible with bracket kits BXE10477 and BXE10481
· Works with John Deere RAM Kits BRE10015, BRE10152 and BXE10479
BXE10481 – Guide Bar, Mobile Mounting Bar, RH (MY2012 - MY2013)
For 2012 and 2013 model combine cabs, BXE10481 has been specifically designed to bolt in and provide extra mounting locations both horizontally and vertically across the window area.
The vertical slotted bar is cross compatible with popular tractor kits and allows for easy switchover between platforms.
BXE10481 Features
Developed specifically for John Deere combine cabs
· Easy bolt-on installation
· Horizontal and vertical mounting for ideal placement
· Includes one (1) of BXE10480
· Fits model year 2012 and 2013 combine cabs
BXE10477 Guide Bar
The BXE10477 mobile mounting guide bar brings a custom solution for positioning phones, tablets and other devices within easy reach.
Featuring a sliding mount bracket system that works directly with popular John Deere RAM kits, the system boasts improved function and versatility never before seen in combine and windrower cabs.
BXE10477 features
- Sliding mounting clamps make fore/aft adjustment fast and simple
- Rugged all steel construction in the mounting bar ensures years and durable performance
- Fits model year 2014 and new combines
- Fits W235 and W 260 Windrowers
BRE10141 Full Bar Monitor Bracket Kit
The BRE10141 full bar monitor bracket kit is for 7020, 7030, 8000, 8010, 8020, 8030, 9020, and 9030 Tractors. Simple bolt on slotted design ensure easy installation and adjustment.
BRE10141 features
- Simple bolt on design for easy installation and adjustment
- Compatible with most existing monitor and accessory mounts
- Versatile design covers wide range of applications
- Heavy duty all steel construction
- Most economical full-size monitor bracket kit yet!
- Made in the USA
BRE10142 Bracket Utility Tray Kit
John Deere has also changed the monitor bracket tray with a fresh design that lets the operator position the tray how and where they want. Mounted on top or on the bottom. The new tray kit (BRE10142) includes adjustable mounting legs that allow the tray to be attached and positioned anywhere along John Deere monitor brackets.
BRE10142 features
- Adjustable mounting allows tray placement anywhere along a monitor bracket
- Non-slip pad insert protects stored items
- Compatible with all existing John Deere monitor bracket kits
- Heavy duty all steel construction
- Made in the USA
BXE10606 and BXE10607 Suction Cup Kits
With suction cup RAM kits, John Deere delivers the most versatile and portable mobile device mounting solutions yet. The twist-lock base is designed to create the strongest hold possible compared to regular suction cups. Once the mount is placed in position, simply twist the lever to lock in a surprisingly strong and long-lasting hold.
Now with cell phone and tablet kits using these incredibly rugged suctions cups, you can easily move mobile devices between tractors, combine, and even their vehicles.
BXE10606 – Cell Phone Suction Cup Kit
The same great cell phone X-Grip is now available with a suction mount kit.
You take your cell phone with you wherever you go and now you can take the mount with you as well.
Attaching the suction cup to flat windows gives you the ability to optimize visibility and convenience. Adjusting the ball and socket arm or moving the suction cup completely allows you to place the cell phone in the perfect location.
BXE10607 – X-Grip Tablet Dual Suction Cup Kit
Managing your operation has gone mobile and you need your support equipment to be mobile too.
John Deere’s dual suction cup tablet kit goes where you go. The easy twist-lock suction cups give you the flexibility to use your devices in any vehicle. Now one kit is all you need to track your John Deere productivity mobile apps.
With an extra strong grip to ensure a sold hold for tablets, you can concentrate on the farming worry-free
BXE10607 features
· Mounts to ANY clean, flat, non-porous glass or plastic surface
· 1.5” ball and socket holds heavier tablets steady and has adjustable positions
· For tablet sizes up to 10” with access to all ports and buttons
· Spring-loaded X-Grip cradle accommodates different sizes and has quick release levers for simple installation and removal
Order information
Part |
|
RE343680 | Accessory Mounting Bracket Kit* |
R343682 | Support Bracket |
R343683 | Attachment Bracket |
RE343685 | Threaded Knob (T-handle) |
BRE10015 | Kit, Cell Phone Mount |
BRE10255 | Kit, Tablet Mount |
BXE10479 | Bracket Kit, Walk Up Easy Tablet Mount |
BXE10481 | Guide Bar, Mobile Mounting Bar, RH (MY2012 - MY2013) |
BXE10480 | Bracket Kit, Sliding Mount |
BRE10147 | CommandARM Bracket |
RE566705 | USB Charger |
BRE10152 | Drink Holder Kit, Self-Leveling |
BXE10477 | Guide Bar, Mobile Mounting Bar, RH (MY2014 and newer) |
BRE10141 | Monitor Bracket Kit |
BRE10142 | Bracket Utility Tray Kit |
BXE10606 | Cell Phone Suction Cup Kit |
BXE10607 | Tablet Dual Section Cup Kit |
*RE343680 contains: R343682 (1), R343683 (2), RE343685 (2), and necessary hardware.
*Sale Ends February 20 2018 Mention This Ad to Receive Discount
Mounting a 2-Way radio usually means drilling holes in your machine.
We have a solution for you !
The DWE-029S *Radio Reaper* or the DWE-029ST "Stubby" version *Radio Reaper* Either of these packages easily bolt in to your right rear cab corner post bosses.
These durable brackets hold your 2-Way Radio at head level, making good use of valuable cab space while helping you to reduce your radio volume requirements.
Extending forward from the bracket, we provide your choice of a 10" mounting rail
with a 7 1/2" slot or a 13" rail with a 10 1/2" slot ideal for phone, monitor, iPads etc.
Also included is an angled bracket with slotted mounts for fastening your 2-way Radio mic hanger.
All mounting hardware is included.
**Caution** Be aware that in your use of this product, if using the original DWE-029S in S 7 Combines, full 100% seat rotation is not recommended and could result in a collision of the Gen 4 Display with the Monitor Rail.
Our "Stubby" version is highly recommended. for S 7 applications.
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