Description

When you’re out seeding and notice uneven seed placement or poor germination, the culprit might be a worn seed boot. This critical part guides the seed from the tube to the furrow, and when it’s cracked or bent, your seed just won’t end up where it needs to be. A fresh seed boot puts every seed right where you want it for consistent emergence.

What You’re Getting

Heat-treated ductile iron construction that handles rocks and tough soil conditions season after season
Right-hand specific design ensures proper seed placement and flow in the furrow
Direct OEM replacement—fits just like the original with no modifications needed
Built to work with your drill’s existing seed delivery system for reliable performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This seed boot fits John Deere 1590, 1690, 1890, 1895, and 1990 grain drills—machines you’ll find working everything from small grain operations to large-scale no-till farming. Whether you’re seeding wheat, beans, or cover crops, these drills are workhorses that need reliable parts to keep doing their job.

Made to Last

Farm ground is tough on seed boots, with rocks, roots, and abrasive soil wearing them down over time. That’s why this one’s made from heat-treated ductile iron—it’s got the strength to handle impact without cracking and the durability to maintain its shape through countless acres.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement for the factory part, so installation is straightforward with basic tools. While you’ve got the opener apart, it’s a good time to check your closing wheels and depth settings. A worn seed boot often goes hand-in-hand with other opener wear, so give everything a once-over before heading back to the field.