John Deere 62 Tractor

Manufacturer John Deere
Price 450(USD)
Model 62
Equipment Type Utility Tractors
Factory Moline, Illinois, USA

JOHN DEERE 62 POWER

Engine 10hp / 7.5kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The John Deere 62 tractor features a Hercules NXA 2-cylinder gasoline engine with a relatively low displacement of 0.9L, providing 10hp at a rated 1550 RPM. Its bore and stroke dimensions suggest a design favoring torque over high RPM performance, making it suitable for light to moderate agricultural tasks and small-scale operations. However, operators may find limitations in power for heavier applications, necessitating careful matching of tasks to the tractor's capabilities.

Description Hercules NXA gasoline 2-cylinder liquid-cooled
Displacement 56.5ci / 0.9L
Bore/Stroke 3.00x4.00inches / 76x 102 mm
Power 10hp / 7.5kW
Rated RPM 1550

JOHN DEERE 62 ENGINE

The John Deere 62 tractor features a Hercules 0.9L 2-cylinder gasoline engine, providing efficient power for light-duty farming and landscaping tasks. A compact size enhances maneuverability in tight spaces, making it ideal for small to medium-sized plots. However, the smaller engine displacement may limit its performance under heavy loads compared to larger, diesel-powered tractors.

Description Hercules 0.9L 2-cyl gasoline

TRANSMISSION

The John Deere 62 features a Spicer unsynchronized gear transmission offering 3 forward and 1 reverse speed, which may limit speed versatility compared to modern synchronized systems. This design can pose challenges in smooth shifting, particularly under load, impacting efficiency during field operations. However, its simplicity makes it easier to maintain and repairs can be more straightforward, advantageous for operators preferring mechanical reliability over high-speed capabilities.

Transmission Spicer
Type unsynchronized gear
Gears 3 forward and 1 reverse

MECHANICAL

The John Deere 62 tractor features a 4x2 2WD chassis, which provides adequate traction for light-duty tasks but may struggle on uneven terrain or during inclement weather. Its manual steering offers simplicity and reliability, though it demands more operator effort over long periods. The 3-speed unsynchronized gear transmission enables basic operation, but the lack of synchronization may lead to challenging gear shifts—particularly for inexperienced operators—limiting productivity in time-sensitive agricultural scenarios.

Chassis 4x2 2WD
Steering manual
Cab Open operator station with steel pan seat.
Transmission 3-speed unsynchronized gear

JOHN DEERE 62 TIRES

The John Deere 62 tractor with Ag front tires (4x15) and Ag rear tires (6x22) is optimized for maneuverability and traction on varied terrains, making it suitable for small to medium-sized farming operations. The tire dimensions indicate a balance between stability and a lower center of gravity, enhancing performance in fieldwork and transport tasks. However, operators should be mindful of potential limitations in load capacity and towing ability due to the smaller front tire size compared to the rear.

Ag front 4x15
Ag rear 6x22

DIMENSIONS

Length 91inches / 231cm
Width 49inches / 124cm
Height (hood) 57inches / 144cm
Shiping weight 1,500lbs / 680kg

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The John Deere 62 tractor, weighing 1,500 lbs (680 kg), features 4x15 front tires and 6x22 rear tires, providing a balanced weight distribution for stability during operation. The tire dimensions indicate a moderate ground engagement, which can be advantageous for turf protection and maneuverability in confined spaces. However, the limited weight may pose challenges in heavy tillage applications, suggesting its optimal use in lighter agricultural tasks and gardening scenarios.

Weight 1,500lbs / 680kg
Front tire 4x15
Rear tire 6x22

62 SERIAL NUMBERS

Location Right side of rear axle
1937 621001
Final 621078


Last Updated 2025-01-01
Stephen is a passionate tractor hobbyist with a deep-seated love for all things mechanized and agricultural. Growing up in a rural setting, he developed a fascination with these mighty machines that have played a crucial role in shaping the farming industry.

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