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Doffer Cap for John Deere 9960 and 9965 In-Line Cotton Picker Doffer Stacks

Original price was: $4.64.Current price is: $3.33.

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When you’re running cotton and your picker is filling up like it should, you know every part of that doffer assembly needs to be working right. This doffer cap keeps the doffer stacks properly aligned and functioning on your 9960 or 9965 cotton picker, so you can focus on picking clean cotton instead of worrying about mechanical problems. A worn or missing doffer cap can throw off the whole picking unit’s timing and efficiency.

What You’re Getting

  • Precise fit for John Deere 9960 and 9965 in-line doffer stack assemblies
  • Durable construction that holds up to the constant rotation and vibration of cotton picking
  • Exact replacement that maintains proper doffer spacing and alignment
  • Quality aftermarket part from PickSmart that performs like the original

Built for Cotton Harvest

The 9960 and 9965 are workhorses in cotton country, known for their reliability during long harvest days when you’ve got to keep moving to beat weather or get your crop out on time. These pickers use in-line doffer stacks that need every component working together to strip cotton cleanly from the plants and move it efficiently to the basket. This cap is a small but critical part that keeps the doffer assembly running smooth.

Made to Last

Cotton picking is dusty, demanding work that puts stress on every component. This doffer cap is built to handle the constant motion and debris that comes with harvest conditions. The materials resist wear from cotton fibers, dust, and the oils used to keep picker heads lubricated.

Installation Notes

This is a straightforward replacement that fits right where your original cap was mounted. Make sure the doffer stack is clean and properly aligned before installing the new cap. It’s worth checking the condition of other doffer components while you’ve got things apart—harvest season isn’t the time for unexpected breakdowns.