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The John Deere 1010 is yet another of John Deere's popular antique tractors. It was part of the New Generation series, from 1960 to 1965, but it's more than 45 years old now.
One of the versions that makes this tractor so popular is the JD 1010. There are many equivalents and modified versions available, including the Industrial Wheel version (1010W), Orchard version(1010O), Row Crop version(1010R) as well as a Row Crop Utility (1010RU) and Single Row C.
The JD 1010 tractor was produced in Dubuque, Iowa. It came equipped with the option of 2 engines, a 4 cylinder, 2.4 liter diesel engine or a smaller 4 cylinder 1.9 liter gasoline engine. Both engines were manufactured by John Deere themselves and had an output of 36 hp.
The 1010 model was shorter and lighter than some of the best-selling JD tractors, measuring 70 inches from front to back. As the gasoline engine is slightly smaller than the diesel engine, it weighs 1779 pounds while models with a dirtier engine weigh 1832 pounds.
The Industrial Wheel model of the John Deere 1010 was a one-of-a-kind machine. It featured an axle that could not be adjusted and its color was distinctly different from the standard green and yellow that you know from John Deere's products.
All in all, the John Deere tractor from the 1960s was yet another highly popular and successful machine that helped JD build their presence within the US.
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