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2024 John Deere 7500A E-Cut™ Hybrid

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Overview
  • TechControl™ Display locks in performance, and uptime
  • Set mowing turn speed to reduce scuffing
  • AutoPedal™ lowers fuel consumption and noise
  • Proven hybrid design eliminates hydraulics from reel circuit
Specifications
Model
7500A E-Cut™ Hybrid
Year
2024
Sale Type
New
Manufacturer
John Deere
features

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid 2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid 18.4-kW (24.7-hp) Final Tier 4 (FT4) diesel engine offers plenty of power for mowing

Power starts with the engine, and the 6080A, 6500A, and 6700A PrecisionCut™ and 6080A and 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers feature a 3-cylinder, 18.4-kW (24.7-hp ) diesel engine that has a strong reputation for power and performance. The engine is FT44 compliant, without the use of a diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) or diesel particulate filter (DPF) to lower up-front acquisition costs.

The engine provides power for undulating conditions, while also being able to power fairway tender conditioners and rear roller power brushes while running any reel combination.

The air-intake system is also designed to pull clean air from the front of the machine behind the operator's seat, rather than dirty air from the rear of the machine. This improves engine performance and efficiency during those hot, dusty times of the year.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid Electric reel drive system eliminates all potential leak points in the reel circuit

Ninety percent of all hydraulic leaks occur in the reel hydraulic circuit, mainly due to the necessity of having flexible hoses extending from the front of the machine for the front reels.

These hoses see a lot of flexing during the mowing day as cutting units are raised and lowered. Cutting units also steer and float to follow undulations, increasing fatigue for the reel motor hoses.

The 6080A, 6500A, 7500A, and 8000A E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers have eliminated all reel circuit leak points by removing all hydraulics from the cutting unit drive circuit.

This has eliminated the following hydraulic components:

  • Reel drive section of hydraulic triple pump

  • Hydraulic reel motors

  • Backlapping valve

  • Flexible hoses

  • Fittings

  • Hard lines

Fewer hydraulic components leads to fewer leaks, increasing confidence that the finely manicured turf will not be damaged by hot hydraulic oil spilled onto a playing surface before an important tournament. 

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid Brushless electric reel motors for compact design and optimal efficiency

The electric reel motors on the 6080A, 6500A, 7500A, and 8000A  E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers are brushless, allowing them to be compact in size, roughly equal to that of today's hydraulic reel motors. The brushless motors are very efficient, leading to years of optimal performance with very minimal maintenance, and sealed for protection from the elements.
The motors are bidirectional and variable speed, meaning they can spin forward or reverse and at a range of rotational speeds. The motors spin forward for mowing operations and backward for backlapping operations.

A poly-chain belt connects the motor shaft to the reel and rotates the reel when the cutting units are engaged. The internal components of the motor are sealed for long life, durability, and protection from the elements.

Cutting units are easily removed from the cutting unit motors by loosening the two bolts securing the motor to the cutting unit, turning the motor approximately a quarter turn, and pulling the motor from the cutting unit. This can be done in a matter of seconds. A tether prevents damage to the wiring harness when the motor is removed.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid 48-V, 180-amp alternator powers reel drive motors, requiring no additional batteries on unit

The reel circuit is powered by a 48-V, 180-amp alternator belt-driven by the engine. The alternator supplies constant power to the reel circuit and only generates 48 V when the mow system is engaged.

Due to this design, no additional batteries are required to drive the reel motors on the 6080A, 6500A, 7500A, and 8000A E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers. With traditional electrical mowing systems, the frequency of clip would change as the batteries drained while mowing.

A battery pack begins to lose its power immediately when used, but not on the E-Cut Hybrids. Since they still use an engine to drive an alternator, the frequency of clip at the start of the day and at the end of the day is exactly the same, yielding unparalleled quality of cut from start to finish.

Plus, the machine doesn't have to be plugged in to charge the batteries once the day's mowing is done.  The only limitation on run time with the E-Cut Hybrids is making sure the operator starts the day with a full fuel tank, just like with any other gas- or diesel-powered machine on the market today.

The alternator only supplies power to the reel circuit. The remainder of the circuits are powered by a 12-V battery.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid 2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid Three-wheel stance and smooth tires for excellent maneuverability and after-cut appearance

The 6080A, 6500A, and 6700A PrecisionCut™ and 6080A, 6500A, and 8000A E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers help to make fairways that look like greens a reality.
An innovative, smooth tire design minimizes compaction and tire marking, especially in turns, giving a look similar to that from a riding greens mower. The GRIP all-wheel drive traction system works in combination with the smooth tire design to give a greens-quality appearance without sacrificing traction.
These machines also excel at weight distribution, ensuring each tire sees an equal amount of weight over a large tire surface area for a ground pressure that is friendly to the surface of the turf.
This three-wheel stance is common with riding greens mowers in the market today. This provides an after-cut appearance that is so good it looks like the fairways were mowed by a greens mower. The three-wheel stance also excels in maneuverability, allowing for tight turning at the end of passes for increased productivity.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid 2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid TechControl display maximizes performance and uptime by allowing more control in operation and diagnostics

MORE CONTROL WITH THE TECHCONTROL DISPLAY WITH A LARGE EASY-TO-READ SCREEN

Passcode-protected TechControl display enables quickly setting or changing mowing speed, turning speed, or transport speed to limit variations in performance by different operators.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid LoadMatch™ electronic setting compensates speed of machine to keep power to the cutting units to maintain cut quality

LoadMatch is an electronic setting through the TechControl display that allows managers more control of the machine and how it is operated when out on the course.

Most operators will mow as fast as the mow setting will allow, keeping their traction pedal all the way down. However, in some conditions this can lead to poor cut quality.

One example is getting behind in mowing due to weather conditions. The grass is long and lush and to properly cut that amount of grass at one time, the operator should slow the traction speed. This allows the cutting units to maintain proper turning speed, process the grass, and properly cut in one pass. Not slowing down causes missed grass and an uneven appearance. This affects the after-cut appearance and also reduces productivity by having to mow a second time to properly cut the lush grass.

The LoadMatch feature compensates the traction speed of machine to keep power to the cutting units. In the long, lush conditions described above with LoadMatch engaged, the operator would still have the traction pedal all the way down, but the machine would sense the load and slow the traction speed to properly cut the mowing pass. Once the load is reduced, the machine will return to the normal mow speed.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid eHydro™ hydrostatic pump for premium ease of use

The traction system in the A-models is driven by a servo-controlled hydrostatic pump. The control of the pump is no longer mechanical linkages, but instead it is electronic.

In total, approximately 94 parts have been eliminated from the traction drive system along with four adjustments compared to prior models. The design reduced the complexity of the drive system, which means no more linkages to adjust or repair, decreased routine maintenance, and more reliable day-in/day-out operation.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid GRIP all-wheel drive traction system moves flow from wheels that slip to those that grip

The standard GRIP all-wheel drive traction system transfers hydraulic flow from wheels that slip to wheels that grip. For example, if the right front wheel starts to slip, hydraulic flow goes to the left front and rear tires to maintain traction power. This helps provide maximum traction in undulating conditions.

The GRIP all-wheel drive traction system is standard equipment with the 6080A, 6500A, and 6700A PrecisionCut™ and 6080A and 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers and is also engaged at all times, whether in mow or in transport. A check valve in the rear motor puts the machine in two-wheel drive (2WD) in reverse to minimize any potential scuffing.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid Double-acting, single-rod hydraulic steering cylinder for lines as straight as a greens mower

For superintendents who want stripes as straight as they are on the greens, the A-model PrecisionCut™ Mowers and E-Cut™ Hybrid Mowers do exactly that. Utilizing the same style steering cylinder as on the 2550 PrecisionCut and 2550 E-Cut Hybrid Riding Greens Mowers, the PrecisionCut and E-Cut Hybrid Mowers can mow the straightest lines of any mower in the industry today.

Traditional hydraulic cylinders have a rod on only one side of the cylinder. The cylinder on the A-models has one rod that goes through both sides of the cylinder. This equalizes volume and pressure on both sides of the cylinder packing, helping the operator make   perfectly straight lines with little effort.

This system also equalizes the steering effort, meaning easy turns whether turning to the right or to the left.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid Easily accessible daily service points mean less maintenance time and more time working

Easier daily maintenance points are designed into the machine to assist operators with complete daily maintenance and to keep the machine running at peak performance, saving valuable time and money.

For ease of service, all daily engine checks are easily accessible by raising the hood. These service points include an engine-oil level check, a coolant level check, hydraulic fluid level, and an air-restriction indicator.

The A-model PrecisionCut™ Mowers, E-Cut™ Hybrid Mowers, and TerrainCut™ Mowers feature a radiator screen that is easily removed without tools and a tilt-out oil cooler for easy cleaning.

2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid 2024 John Deere 7500A E Cut™ Hybrid Cutting units are stable for easy transporting

The 6080A PrecisionCut™ and 6080A and 8000A E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers have cutting units that contact up stops for transport. These up stops are rubber and limit cutting units from swinging during transport to protect the cutting units when transporting down cart paths or bumpy terrain.

engine
Type Direct Inject Turbocharged Diesel
Compliant emission regulation United States and Canada Tier 4
Horsepower Maximum rated horsepower
At 2800 rpm ISOC: 31 kW
At 2800 rpm ISOC: 41.6 hp
Cylinders Three
Displacement 1.568 L
95.69 cu in.
Air cleaner 2-stage dry element
Fuel Diesel
Cooling system Liquid centrifugal pump; forward machine location for optimum cooling
vehicle
Drive pump N/A due to Electric Driven Cutting units
Hydraulic system capacity 45.4 L
12 U.S. gal.
Fuel tank capacity 60.6 L
16 U.S. gal.
Steering Hydraulic power with double acting steering cylinder
Front drive tires 26.5x14-12 turf
Steering tires 20x12X10-8 turf
Ground pressure 69 kPa
10 psi
Brakes Internal hydraulic wet disc brakes with dynamic braking through closed loop hydrostatic system
ROPS Standard; meets ISO 21299 Standard
operating weight
Cutting units lowered 1202 kg
2650 lb
controls
Throttle Automatic controls with AutoPedal foot controls; manual control through TechControl display
Forward/reverse 2-pedal
Mower lift One-touch single handle
Parking brake Electric Switch on Command Arm for Internal Wet Disk Brakes
Seat Suspension seat with seat belts and arm rest; fore/aft adjustment; weight and lumbar adjustment
PTO Electric Switch on Command Arm
Tilt steering Left Foot operated for easy adjustment
dimensions
Height with ROPS 224 cm
88 in.
Length 323 cm
127 in.
Transport width 287 cm
113 in.
Mowing position width 295 cm
116 in.
Ground speed Mowing
0 to 12.8 km/h
0 to 8.0 mph
4WD mow speed
0 to 12.8 km/h
0 to 8.0 mph
Transport
0 to 18.5 km/h
0 to 11.5 mph
Reverse
0 to 6.4 km/h
0 to 5.0 mph
cutting units
Number Five
Size Quick Adjust QA5: 55.9 cm
22 in.
Total width of cut 254 cm
100 in.
Height of cut Construction
2.0 to 28.5 mm
0.078 to 1.125 in.
Frequency of clip (FOC Reels) or Blade tip speed (decks) Rollers
Front and rear: 51 mm
2 in.
Optional: 76.2 mm
3 in.
11 Blade: 0.69 mm/km/h
0.044 in./mph
7 Blade: 1.09 mm/km/h
0.069 in./mph
Reel diameter 12.7 cm
5 in.
sound levels
Measuring standard ISO 11201
Attachments installed Fairway tender conditioners, reels engaged
warranty
Type Two-year limited
certification
Type ANSI B71.4-2012
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