Welcome to WeirdDeere.com
...and the Home of the New Generation Industrial Tractors
A seperate area of the
WeirdDeere website
What's New- Hey you JD fans out there, don't give up on me! I have been updating the site with photos, etc (slowly), though I keep forgetting to list it on this page! I'm really behind on the Survivors list. And note that I'm about ready to give up on the current WeirdDeere message board due to the spamming and dumb advertisements. When I come up with a replacement, I'll let you all know. ALSO, I'm sad to say that I think I'm going to stop my Classified advertisement page. I'm so horribly slow updating it that it won't do anyone any good. I apologize!
EMAIL ISSUE: ATTENTION!! Lynde, with the JD700 question. I can not reply to you, because I cannot get your full email address. PLEASE send another email, and include your complete address in the message. Thanks. (1/13/05)
The NEW GENERATION of power began for John Deere in 1960. In that year, Deere introduced tractors with more than two cylinders. The legendary Johnny Poppers would be mass produced no longer (except for Argentina, and a few other places). This revolution of the Deere tractor also extended to the industrial line; but, the two bangers stayed in production for a little longer in their industrial versions because the New Generation industrials weren't ready. These types included the 830, 440, and 840.
In this part of the website, I will try to include all the New Generation Industrial tractrors, up to about 1970. After that, I don't think I will do anymore built after that date. I have enough older tractors to try to figure out! Updates will always continue!
Below is a flow chart of the designations of various New Generation tractors.
As you can see it is very confusing!! I hope the chart will help a little. You can click on the name of a tractor to see a page about that tractor. Right now, only some are started. If you have any information about any of the tractors below, PLEASE tell me! Don't make me beg! If I have to, I will!
Note: The later industrial tractors were based on the twenty series, such as 1020, 2020, etc. I could not fit this information on the chart.
This page was started on May 28, 2001
You can contact me at:
moparwhs@hotmail.com