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John Deere Tractors and Equipment Vol. One, 1837-1959
Authors Don Macmillan and Russell Jones chronicle the development of each of the Deere product lines from 1837 to 1959. This story of “The Long Green Line” is told in two sections. The first traces lineage, where the machines were derived from, in five chapters of “company chronology.” The second, a large pictorial section, shows developments in each category, such as tractors, combines, etc. – with a collector’s attention to detail. Tractor buffs, restorers, and those who simply enjoy reliving the old times will appreciate the easy-to-read narrative set forth in a fresh, pictorial format. Includes 970 photos, drawings, and illustrations (many in full color). 400 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inches, hardbound.
ORDER NO. H0388
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John Deere Tractors and Equipment Vol. Two, 1960-1990
Here are John Deere tractors as you’ve never seen them! Don Macmillan continues the intriguing saga of this well-known product line with the help of retired Deere & Co. engineer Roy Harrington. Volume Two continues the story of Volume One, covering the years 1960 through 1990 in a very enjoyable and informative 400 pages. Get an insider’s view of Deere & Co. in the “modern” period of the past 30 years. Enjoy the stories behind product development and over 700 photographs, including some equipment that has never been produced. The appendices include Nebraska test results, specifications, serial numbers, and more – creating the ultimate “must have” for all John Deere enthusiasts. 400 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inches, hardbound.
ORDER NO. H0190
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Designing the New Generation John Deere Tractors
Author Merle Miller, a retired Deere engineer, takes you behind the scenes and tells the history of how and why the 3010 and 4010 tractors came into being. Find out the conditions and events that led to this new tractor line. Discover the design choices that were made in each of the major tractor groups. See for yourself how the lines on the drawing board turned into actual iron and rubber. And finally, learn the secrets behind the marketing introduction and security provisions that were taken to ensure the secrecy of this project. Some color photos. 144 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inches, softbound.
ORDER NO. H0199
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John Deere Tractors Worldwide: A Century of Progress 1893-1993
Get out your atlas as you begin an adventure with Deere & Co. that will span a century and the globe. Author Don Macmillan has divided this book into three sections. The first, the historical review, takes the reader chronologically through the developments in the John Deere tractor line. The second section, a large pictorial product review, features each region of the world where Deere & Co. has expanded and follows the development of the tractor. The third section contains 12 pages of worldwide tractor comparisons, specifications, Nebraska and OECD test results, production years, and serial numbers. Over 500 unique photos (260 in full color), complement the informative text in this John Deere history. 248 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inches, hardbound or softbound.
ORDER NO. H1594
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John Deere Tractors 1918-1994
If you’re a John Deere fan, you won’t want to pass up this exceptionally well-done history of the John Deere farm tractor line. Descriptions begin with the Froelich and Waterloo Boy and end with models introduced in 1993. Handwritten record books from the Waterloo and Dubuque factories were carefully reviewed to determine the serial numbers. Included are over 130 illustrations and a helpful chart listing serial numbers along with dates the models were produced. 85 pages, 11 x 8 1/2 inches, softbound.
ORDER NO. H1294
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John Deere Buggies and Wagons
John Deere handcrafted buggies for 25 years and built wood wagons for 50 years. Style, fine workmanship, comfort, and durability were hallmarks of the John Deere buggy, while Deere wagons were known for strength, dependability, and versatility. Author Ralph Hughes sets a nostalgic scene at the turn of the century in this book. Over 80 photographs, including eight pages of hand-sketched color pictures, help illustrate the story. The 10-page appendix contains prices and specifications for both the buggies and wagons. 72 pages, 11 x 8 1/2 inches, softbound.
ORDER NO. H1695
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