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About the John Deere 1020
The first John Deere 1020 Tractors went out of the factory gates in 1965 and they kept building them until 1973. The John Deere 1020 Tractor first came out at a price of $4,500, but you might be one of the lucky ones who found a good deal lower than that. The bad news is that, like any other tractor, the John Deere 1020 Tractor needs spare parts to keep it running; the good news is that we have all the parts you need at 60% off dealer prices in our inventory. Make sure you have access to your tractor serial number, because there is a chance that the John Deere 1020 parts you need depend on that serial number. Usually, the serial number is printed on the right side of transmission case. That serial number is determined by the year of manufacturing, so for a 1965 model, it starts with 14501, for a 1966 model it starts with 14682, for a 1967 model it starts with 42715, for a 1968 model it starts with 65184, for a 1969 model it starts with 82409, for a 1970 model it starts with 102039, for a 1971 model it starts with 117500, for a 1972 model it starts with 134700, for a 1973 model it starts with 157109. They also have differential hydraulic wet disc brakes. The type I 3-point hitch is very reliable, capable to lift 2010 lbs [911 kg]. It is also worth noting that the continuous rear PTO runs at 540 rpms. The John Deere 1020 has a closed center hydraulics system with a 10 gal [37.9 L] capacity. The pump does the job pushing 10.5 gpm [39.7 lpm] fluids in the hydraulics system.
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John Deere 1020 Tractor Manuals
The John Deere 1020 tractor is from the New Generation series and had a long production run that lasted from 1965 to 1973. The tractors are powered by either one of two different engines, both made by John Deere.
The first engine is natural aspirated and has 3 cylinders. It's liquid cooled to prevent it from overheating. These specifications are similar to the gasoline model, which is also naturally aspirated with 3 cylinders that are liquid cooled.
The JD 1020 offers two engine configurations: a gas model (7.5:1 compression) and a diesel configuration (with 2.4L of displacement).
The gas engine supports paper air filters to stop particulate matter from entering the engine, potentially clogging it up with trash.
The John Deere 1020 tractor has two engines with the same gearbox. This is an unsynchronized transmission with four speeds both forwards and backwards, which allows it to reach a top speed of 26.7 km/h (16 mph). The operator uses a dry clutch for changing gears.
The weight of the John Deere 1020 varies depending on the engine it carries. When equipped with a diesel engine, its total weight is 2209 kg (4870 lbs), while when powered by gasoline, its maximum safe ballasted weight is 2145 kg (4730 lbs).
The wheels that support the tractor’s weight are 5.5 inches and 13.6 inches in diameter on the front and rear, respectively.
The John Deere 2020, the John Deere 3020 and the John Deere 2030 are all tractors in the same series.
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