john deere tractors

Photographs, illustrations and text explain how John Deere tractors were designed and built, with examples of each model line built by John Deere since 1919, and includes stories from the engineers and industrial designers who created the machines.

" . . . features descriptions, photography, and spec charts for farm legends including the kerosene-powered 1918 Waterloo Boy, classic two-cylinder models, and the redesigned New Generation and New Generation II lines"--Provided by publisher.

Explores the origins and history of the John Deere brand of tractor, from the first two-cylinder tractors made in the United States up through the most modern generations of John Deere tractors with the latest technology. Includes dozens of full-color photographs of each tractor.

Showcases over 100 years of John Deere machines looking at each decade in detail. Examines the evolution in technologies that John Deere employed, the spread of the brand, and the engineers, designers, and farmers who pushed innovation. Includes color and black-and-white photographs throughout and discusses the future of hybrid power tractors.

Describes the work that a tractor can do and highlights the parts of a tractor that are needed to do different jobs. Includes color photos and a glossary.

Johnny Tractor and Allie Gator look everywhere on the farm for the missing sunflower seeds, but they are nowhere to be found.

From John Froelich's revolutionary tractor the Dain All Wheel Drive, the Waterloo Boy, the great Johnny Poppers and on to the New Generation of Power and through to the current machines, this guide covers all Deeres everywhere.

How implements and tractors work to produce crops and livestock is described and illustrated.

Photographic history of John Deere Tractors from the original model D to the modern super tractors.