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John Deere Model D |
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General Specification: | |
Years Produced: | 1924-1953 |
Serial Numbers: | 30401-31319 |
| 31413-119099 |
| 119945-191670 |
Total Built: | 160,000 (approx.), all types |
Price, New: | $1,000 (1924) |
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Horsepower (Max.) | Drawbar | PTO/Belt |
6.5"x7" (kero) | 22.5 | 30.4 |
6.75"x7" (kero) | 30.7 | 41.6 |
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Engine Displacement: |
6.5"x7" Engine (to S/N 53387): | 465ci |
6.75"x7" Engine (from S/N 53388): | 501ci |
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Engine Rated rpm: | 900 |
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Wheels/Tires, Standard | |
Rear: | 46x12 |
Front: | 28x6 |
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| 1923-30 | 1931-53 |
Length (inches): | 109.0 | 130.0 |
Height to Radiator (inches): | 56.0 | 61.3 |
Weight (pounds): | 4,100 | 5,200 |
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Transmission |
Speeds Forward (early): | 2 |
(from S/N 119945): | 3 |
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| Here is a nice looking JD D, seen at the 1997 Rust & Dust Show, year and owner unknown. |
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| Here is a rusty 1931 JD D, but running well and with lots of potential, seen at a small tractor show in Clemmons, NC, in the Fall of '97 |
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| This 1931 D belongs to my dad, Francis Rumberger, who lives in Altoona, PA. It's a good runner, and the tin is in relatively good shape. |
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| Here's a classic: a "Spoker D". Does anything else say "John Deere" better than this? Seen at the Nittany Antique Machinery Association show in Centre Hall, PA in Sept. '98. |
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| This unstyled DI (industrial) was seen at Expo X in Waterloo, IA. |
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| Here's a classic, seen at the Deere Commons in Moline, IL - a spoker D. |
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| This Spoker D was photographed at Expo X in Waterloo, IA. |
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Additional JD D information:
More photos on John Deere Letter-Series Tractors page.
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Created: 3/27/97 ----- Last Update: 2/8/03
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