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Deere & Company
Softcover
85 pages
Out of Print.
Used. Ex libris on inside cover. Some fading on front cover. Pages are intact and clean. Please ask for details.
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John Deere Tractors 1918-1994
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If you’re a John Deere fan, you won’t want to pass up this exceptionally well-done history of the John Deere line of farm tractors. Descriptions begin with the Froelich and Waterloo Boy and end with models introduced in 1993. You will want to pay close attention to the tractor serial numbers listed in the back pages of this book. 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.
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| Weight | 0.350 kg |
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| Dimensions | 28.2 × 21.5 × 0.70 cm |
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