Posted by JohnV2000 on June 12, 2019 at 04:54:59 from (71.61.100.67):
I always see John Deere tractors for sale on Craigslist and out on farms when I am on my bicycle. I know most of the popular John Deere tractors, such as the Model A, B, D, G, R, and GP, but I am not sure about the size of those tractors compared to each other.
For Farmall, I know that the M is the biggest, then the H, then the C, etc, but I want to know the structure of the John Deere lineup.
Could anyone help me out? I really want to keep learning about old tractors because when I get my own house when I graduate college, I am going to collect many tractors.
I always thought the G was the biggest, but then I have also heard the A was the most powerful and used less gas. Then, the diesel R Model has always been one of my favorites, but how did it compare to the others in terms of power?
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