tractors

Whether you’re a fan of agriculture or you know someone who simply loves Deere, there are several John Deere gifts you can consider for everyone on your list this holiday season. Replica models are perfect for interested children, as well as adult collectors who want a piece of Deere history.

Let’s take a look at some of the models you may want to consider for your loved ones.

1/16 Scale Big Farm 4020 with Accessories

This model is constructed of a durable plastic, making it ready for play. It features working lights and sounds, a wide front axle, and adjustable rear hitch. This set is made complete with an attachable blade and rotary mower.

From baling hay to snow removal, the 6 Series Row Crop Tractors can take on a wide array of tasks out in the field. These tractors operate from 140 to 215 horsepower and can be used for both commercial and municipal applications. With 20 percent more interior space and a slew of new features, the 6 Series Row Crop Tractors are some of the most versatile from John Deere.

Let’s take a look at the 6 Series Row Crop Tractors and how they can potentially help you with your tasks on the job.

6155R

There are a number of John Deere 2019 tractor updates being rolled out to provide customers with more comfort and efficiency on the job. Everything from fuel capacity to the cab has been considered, giving operators something to look forward to each workday.

Let’s take a look at some of the John Deere 2019 tractor updates and how Deere has reconfigured its machines to better cater to its customers.

When you need a tractor to take on a wide array of tasks, John Deere has the equipment for you. The John Deere 9RX tractor, for instance, is one machine you may want to consider for your job. It comes with integrated AutoTrac™ guidance and JDLink Connect, and it is specifically designed to work within narrow tracks.

Let’s take a look at some of the other features of the John Deere 9RX tractor and how this family of tractors from John Deere can help you out in the field.

John Deere 8000 Series tractors are specifically designed to provide optimum comfort to operators as they maximize uptime and reduce operational costs out in the field. With improved visibility and enhanced serviceability, John Deere 8000 Series tractors are some of the most unique tractors of their kind.

Let’s take a look at some of the key dates in the development of the John Deere 8000 Series and highlight where it all began.

1976-1981

Deere and Company completes more than $1.5 billion in capital investments, the largest such expenditure in company history.

Over the past 100 years, John Deere has been working to constantly improve their equipment and make history, especially when it comes to tractors. Innovation has been a key to success within the company and it’s what has kept people coming back for more than a century.

Since the beginning, new developments have been in the works in order to ensure “a tractor for every farm, crop, purpose.” These developments started out with purchasing the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company, manufacturers of Waterloo Boy tractors, and have continued into more recent years with the introduction of technologies like Autotrac.

There are a number of John Deere 5065E attachments that can be used with this machine to enhance its versatility out in the field. Everything from fenders to engine coolants can be utilized with the utility tractor to make each workday a little easier.

Here are some of the John Deere 5065E attachments you may want to invest in to make the most of your machine.

Rear Axle Extension

There are rear axle extensions in 30 mm, 40 mm, and 111 mm sizes that can be used with the John Deere 5065E. With these attachments, operators can achieve wider axle tread settings.

John Deere has expanded its specialty tractor lineup to include the John Deere 5125ML and John Deere 5090EL. Both machines are specially made to provide an ample amount of horsepower while conveniently fitting through areas, such as the small doors to horse barns and poultry houses.

Let’s take a look at some of the features of the John Deere 5125ML and John Deere 5090EL and how they can help you with your daily tasks.

100 years of innovation, technology, and design have gone into making John Deere tractors what they are today. For their centennial year, John Deere is looking back at their tractors through the years to see how far they’ve come.

Go back in time and watch John Deere’s tractor history unfold.

John Deere Tractors at 100 – The Legend Runs On

In 1918, John Deere bought the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company and showcased the Waterloo Boy Tractor at trade shows around the country. This tractor revolutionized farming and was incredibly popular among farmers. Shortly thereafter, the Model D Tractor was unveiled as an improved version of the Waterloo Boy.