Product Description

John Deere tractors are the most popular make among restorers and collectors. "The Field Guide to John Deere Tractors" is the only book on the market geared to the enthusiast who wants a field guide devoted exclusively to Deere. Readers can trust this book's content: it carries the name of Don Macmillan, the most respected Deere authority in the world.

Following the format of our exceptionally popular "The Field Guide to Vintage Farm Tractors," "The Field Guide to John Deere Tractors" is filled with 230 wonderful color photographs, plus information on more than 500 models, from the early Johnny Poppers to the latest multi-cylinders of 2002. This convenient, easy-to-carry volume also includes brief histories and specifications of the model series.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #55443 in Books
• Published on: 2003-06-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 160 pages

About the Author
Don Macmillan is the world's leading Deere historian. He wrote the first Deere--authorized history of the company's machinery history and is the author of Voyageur Press's "The Big Book of John Deere Tractors."

Customer Reviews

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An excellent resource for working on, repairing and rebuilding old 2-cylinder John Deere Tractors.

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the field guild to John deere tractors
THE FIELD GUILD TO JOHN DEERE TRACTORS


I really like this book. The reason that I like this book is because I like this kind of tractors. This book has no plot because it is a field guild for John Deere tractors. What I liked about the book is it tolled me more about the tractors I like. What I don't like about the book is it had other company's tractors. In the book it skipped years. The effect it had on me was it made me want to tell other people about it. I would recommend it to some people because I don't think all people will like it. I would recommend it to people that live on a farm or that want to find out more about John Deere tractors.

Too broad.
There just isn't enough information in this book- it tries to tackle such a large subject and ends up falling short for instance when giving specs on models of tractor it only gives the specs for one model out of the line like for the 20 series they only would give specs for say the 4020- not the 3020 or with the 40 series only the 4440 not the 4240, or 4640. Overall it is a disappointment.