Manufacturer |
John Deere |
Price |
92(USD) |
Model |
C |
Equipment Type |
Row-Crop Tractors |
Factory |
Waterloo, Iowa, USA |
JOHN DEERE C POWER
Drawbar (claimed) |
10hp / 7.5kW |
Belt (claimed) |
20hp / 14.9kW |
ENGINE DETAIL
The John Deere C tractor features a liquid-cooled 2-cylinder engine with a sizable displacement of 5.1L, allowing for efficient operation at lower RPMs (950), making it suitable for tasks requiring consistent torque without rapid engine wear. The manual starter adds simplicity but may present challenges in cold weather or for inexperienced operators. This model is ideal for small to medium farming operations where dependable power and straightforward maintenance are essential.
Description |
John Deere kerosene 2-cylinder liquid-cooled |
Displacement |
311.6ci / 5.1L |
Bore/Stroke |
5.75x6.00inches / 146x 152mm |
Rated RPM |
950 |
Starter type |
manual |
JOHN DEERE C ENGINE
The John Deere C tractor is powered by a robust 5.1L 2-cylinder kerosene engine, which provides efficient fuel combustion for reliable performance in agricultural applications. Its dual-cylinder design enhances torque output, making it suitable for heavy-duty tasks like plowing or towing implements. However, users may face challenges with fuel availability and higher maintenance costs associated with kerosene engines, requiring careful consideration of operating scenarios.
Description |
John Deere 5.1L 2-cyl kerosene |
TRANSMISSION
The John Deere C tractor features a simple [-|-] gear transmission with 3 forward and 1 reverse gear, offering basic operational versatility ideal for light utility tasks. Its limited gear selection may pose challenges in more complex terrain or varied tasks where a greater range of speeds and torque adjustments is beneficial. This setup is advantageous for ease of use and lower maintenance, making it suitable for novice operators or small-scale farming applications.
Type |
gear |
Gears |
3 forward and 1 reverse |
MECHANICAL
The John Deere C tractor's 4x2 2WD chassis provides simplicity and lower maintenance costs, making it ideal for light-duty tasks on flat terrain. The manual steering may require more effort but offers precise control in tight spaces, while the open operator station increases operator visibility and ventilation, albeit with reduced protection from the elements. Its 3-speed gear transmission is suitable for basic operations, although it may limit versatility in more demanding applications compared to modern multi-speed or hydrostatic transmissions.
Chassis |
4x2 2WD |
Steering |
manual |
Cab |
Open operator station |
Transmission |
3-speed gear |
C SERIAL NUMBERS
Location |
Serial number plate on the transmission housing, below the gear shift lever |
1927 |
200001 (pre-production) |
1928 |
200111 |
Final |
200202 |