John Deere
40 Manufactured: 1953 - 1955 Total built: 18,000 Factory: Dubuque, Iowa Cost: (US Dollars) $1500 (1954) Power: Drawbar (HP): 16.77 Belt (HP): 21.13 Engine: Manufacturer: John Deere Fuel: gasoline Cylinders: 2 Bore/Stroke (inches): 4 x 4 Displacement (ci): 100.5 Compression: 6.5 : 1 Rated RPMs: 1850 Torque (ft-lbs): Firing order: 1 - 2 Oil capacity (qts): 5 Engine: Manufacturer: John Deere Fuel: all-fuel Cylinders: 2 Bore/Stroke (inches): 4 x 4 Displacement (ci): 100.5 ci Compression: 6.5 : 1 Rated RPMs: 1850 Torque (ft-lbs): Firing order: 1 - 2 Oil capacity (qts): 5 Spark plug gap: 0.025 Point gap: 0.022 Transmission: Forward: 4 Reverse: 1 Capacity: Fuel (Gal): 10.5 Aux. fuel (Gal): 0.9 Cooling (Qt): 14 Power Take-off (PTO): Type: transmission Rear speed (RPM): 560 Tires: Ag front: 5.00-15 Ag rear: 9-24 Dimensions: Weight (pounds): 2,750 Wheelbase (inches): Length (inches): 130.625 (114.75 40S) Width (inches): 89.75 (55.5 40S) Height (inches): 58.75 (56 40S) Ground clearance (inches): Electrical: Battery volts: 6 Ground: Battery cold-cranking amps: Alternator amps: Nebraska Test: Test Number: 503 Test Date: September 9, 1953 Engine: gasoline Belt HP: 25.2 Drawbar HP: 22.9 Max pull (pounds): 3,022 Nebraska Test: Test Number: 504 Test Date: September 9, 1953 Engine: gasoline Belt HP: 24.9 Drawbar HP: 22.4 Max pull (pounds): 2,543 Nebraska Test: Test Number: 546 Test Date: June 3, 1955 Engine: all-fuel Belt HP: 20.9 Drawbar HP: 19.0 Max pull (pounds): 2,511 Serial Numbers: 1953 60001 (Standard) 1954 67359 (Standard) 1955 69474 (Standard) 1953 60001 (Tricycle) 1954 72167 (Tricycle) 1955 75531 (Tricycle) 1953 60001 (Utility) 1954 60202 (Utility) 1955 63140 (Utility) 1954 60001 (Hi-Crop) 1955 60060 (Hi-Crop) Comments: The John Deere model 40 was the replacement for the M. The 40 variants included the 40S standard, utility, high-crop, 2-row utility, and a crawler model (the 40C). The 40C and the utility were used as industrial models, although there was no official John Deere designation for 40 industrial models. Links: JD40.com: Detailed information, including service and tune-up, on the 40 40 Industrial: Photos of industrial model 40s Lights? Just get your wife walk along side to hold a flaslight. ; ) Price is what you value it at. I just paid paid $1800 for a AC Mod. B with a plow and Draw Bar. Get yourself a MANUAL, after you buy it, I know your going to. : ) I'm just getting started with Old Tractors. But it looks like repair kits for ACs are a tad Cheaper. Good Luck with what ever you get GARY.
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