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1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these?

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Ray

12-10-2001 20:29:01

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I bought this 1010 diesel at a sale last spring and haven't been able to find out what it is.It is
an RS- Standard frame,but appears to be converted
to a Southern special type tractor.Hope the
picture came across. Thanks.

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John

12-11-2001 18:26:30

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Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Ray, 12-10-2001 20:29:01

Hey Ray:

I did some studying buddy. I couldn't come up with much. It is either a Utility or Row Crop Utility. What size tires are on it? Is it any shorter in length or height compared to any other 1010's. The pan or cushion seat was an option as was the exhaust, it could be through the hood or under, like an orchard tractor.

Now, for the front end. It is a square tube, correct? The only one that i saw in the book like that was a utility. I do have a listing of serial numbers so we could see what year it is. The one book can tell me how many of each were produced, model, year, engines, etc. I'll try to help more if I can.

John

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Ray

12-11-2001 18:51:56

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Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to John, 12-11-2001 18:26:30

It's a standard (RS) according to the serial
number.Some of the 320-420 and a few 330 S tractors were converted to Southern special
tractors with V front ends,different spindles,
and bigger tires.I think that's probably what
this is,although the two cylinder didn't think
any of the 1010's were converted.Green mag said
they had heard of them,but never saw one.I'd just
like to find out,one way or the other.

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Brian Coates

12-11-2001 08:54:53

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Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Ray, 12-10-2001 20:29:01

Their were very few 1010 John Deere tractors made. The tractor looks like it might be a High Crop which was specialy made for vegetable farmers in the south. If this tractor is a High Crop you'd better holded on to it since its worth a nice chunk of cash. To find out what kind it is get the serial numbers checked.

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Ray

12-11-2001 11:06:53

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Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Brian Coates, 12-11-2001 08:54:53

Ive sent pictures to Green mag. and Two cylinder,
but haven't learned much.Green mag.said they have
heard of them,but never seen one.Two cylinder
said check the part numbers on axles ect,but they
all come back to a 1010.They did say only one High
crop was made,but it was a gas.

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Brian Coates

12-11-2001 08:54:37

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Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Ray, 12-10-2001 20:29:01

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jan kosters

12-11-2001 05:30:35

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Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Ray, 12-10-2001 20:29:01

I'm not an expert on the subject but we see a lot of these, or better put, similar one's here in europe. What I would call the nose overhang is quite common and they were build in germany. The 1010, 2010 and 2210 in particular.

jan (the netherlands)

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MIKAEA HANLEY

12-10-2001 23:17:52

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Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Ray, 12-10-2001 20:29:01

Never saw one (not in Wisc) but I did find that the 1010 row crop utility had a shipping wt of 3746# and sold new for $3,299. The 1010 "Special" row crop utility had a shipping wt of 3411# and sold new for $2,728. Tire size was the same on both tractors. As was most standard equipment. A parts book would tell the real differants between the two.

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MIKE HANLEY

12-10-2001 23:29:17

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Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to MIKAEA HANLEY, 12-10-2001 23:17:52

The price book I have dose not list the "Special" as a diesel, only in gas, so if not one of a kind, it is rare. The prices in the above post were comparing gas to gas. The differance in price gas to diesel on a 1010 RCU was $423.

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Ray

12-11-2001 11:16:39

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Re: Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 12-10-2001 23:29:17

Mike, I've seen several 1010 Standard diesels
over the years,and have seen production numbers
of less than 800 built.

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MIKE HANLEY

12-11-2001 03:22:32

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Re: Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 12-10-2001 23:29:17

I had to dig and dig deep, but I found a several permotion ads from the 1960,s for the 1010 and the 2010. One pix showes the Special and your tractor is differant. From what I can tell from the ad pixs is it looks like the spindals and Knees from a 2010 row crop(tricylce) optional wide front is on your tractor. I "eyeballed" off the hight of the knees as to the tire hight on both tractors in the ads and your tractor. What are the rear tire size? The 2010 had a 11.2 x 36 tire avaible. Yours is RARE indeed! Congratulations.

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Ray

12-11-2001 05:05:03

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 12-11-2001 03:22:32

It has 38 inch rubber.The part numbers off the
castings on the axle and housing say 1010.Some
of the other numbers say 420 -430 -1010.

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Steve R

12-11-2001 03:45:10

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 12-11-2001 03:22:32

The wide front on my 2010 is made of round tube.

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MIKE HANLEY

12-11-2001 08:56:51

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Steve R, 12-11-2001 03:45:10

NO,I did not mean the whole wide front. Just the knees (The upright parts,) welded to a 1010 wide front.end at the end bolster.

Anyone with a parts book?

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Ray

12-11-2001 11:13:26

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 12-11-2001 08:56:51

Don't have the part numbers here,but everything
I checked was a 1010 number,including the knees.
Nothing is cobbled up or welded.I can get the numbers,if you want to see them.

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MIKE HANLEY

12-11-2001 20:41:43

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 1010 diesel-Ever seen one of these? in reply to Ray, 12-11-2001 11:13:26

I am sure you have a factory special order tractor. And J.D. most likely use parts on hand. this is why I think instead of putting on 1010 spindals on the W.F. when it was built, J.D. put on 2010 row crop spindals, or spindals for a 420 430 special. I have looked it the 420 430 parts book and it showes 10-38 rim part# JD3004T that was on the 420 430 HI-CROP, but I can't by your pix and the pix in the 420 430 parts book if the hub is the same. If you can get parts books for a 1010, 2010, and the 420,430 parts book and do some studying

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