13 John Deere D100 Attachments To Take On The Spring

Sunday, March 20 marks the first day of spring 2016. While it’s likely that many of us are still waking up in the morning to some rather chilly temperatures, warmer weather and greener grass is just around the corner. The beginning of spring means different things for different people, but for John Deere D100 Lawn Tractor owners, it means it’s time to fire up their equipment and take on yard maintenance projects.

 

 

Whether you’ve had a John Deere D100 for years or are looking to make a purchase this year, consider adding these attachments to your equipment, as they are designed to make spring yard maintenance a breeze!

 

 

 

When you see the word “blade,” you may immediately think of snow. However, Deere’s D100-compatible 46-in. blade can be used in the spring as well, making quick work of loose material. The blade can be raised and lowered from the tractor seat and angled left or right based on your needs.

 

 

 

Deere’s 2-bag, 6.5-bushel rear baggers give you an easy way to collect all those grass clippings. The CargO Mount System™ inserts directly into the cargo mounts, making the attachment process a breeze. The tapered design also makes it simple to dump collected clippings.

 

 

 

The spring weather is unpredictable. So, whether you want to protect yourself from falling raindrops or shield your skin from the sun, Deere’s weather enclosure or canopy are great options. Each option is made from tough material and is easy to install.

 

 

 

Spring yard work will likely result in debris from mulch and plants. Deere’s bucket holder carries up to 50 lbs. of material and will hold any standard 5 U.S. gal. bucket.

 

 

John Deere’s 15 and 25 gallon tow-behind sprayers include a 60-in. (15 gal.) and 90-in. (25 gal.) boom as well as an 18-foot hose that let’s you spray as far as 30 feet. Large tires make the units very easy to tow behind your D100 and a switch that’s accessible from your seat allows you to switch the sprayer on or off when needed.

 

 

 

You can use this attachment on your John Deere D100 as a dethatcher or aerator with help from its 20 heat-treated tines. A three-position handle lets you take control of the tines and a weight tray can be utilized to add power when needed.

 

 

 

If you want to pack new seed, sod, or mole ridges, this 18 by 36-inch roller is a great option. The (42 gal.) drum is made from polyethylene material which protects against rust or dents. On top of it all, no tools are needed to easily hookup to the rear hitch plate.