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Any one care to comment? 301A John Deere on ebay

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Barbara

06-01-2004 19:05:02




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We bought this tractor off of ebay. We will be picking it up on Thursday. I haven't been able to find much information on it. I know it is an industrial tractor and should be yellow. I have read that it is comparable to a 1020. Any information on it at all is welcome.

Thanks!! Barbara

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david val

06-03-2004 01:02:31




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 Re: Any one care to comment? 301A John Deere on e in reply to Barbara, 06-01-2004 19:05:02  
as far as i remember the 301 had industrial one piece front axle, it seems from the photos that your tractor has adjustible front axle which is weaker. drive it very carefully over rough terrain when the bucket is full.



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Dave

06-01-2004 20:05:32




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 Re: Any one care to comment? 301A John Deere on e in reply to Barbara, 06-01-2004 19:05:02  
A 301-A is basically a 1020 with a heavier front axle. They are a good stout little tractor. And yes they should be yellow. I have a picture of mine posted in the Tractor Photos; just search for "301-A". I'm pretty satisfied with mine. You should be aware that the parts numbers don't always correspond to the ag counterpart, so getting parts can be tricky if you don't have a Deere industrial dealer nearby. And I suppose some ag dealers may not want to work on the 301 because they don't have the specific parts and service manuals. If you have a Deere industrial dealer nearby, that problem is solved.

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Chick

08-17-2005 16:10:33




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 Re: Re: Any one care to comment? 301A John Deere in reply to Dave, 06-01-2004 20:05:32  
The 1020 has 38 horsepower, while the 301A has 43 horsepower. That is how they are listed in the book anyway.



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Barbara

06-02-2004 15:58:20




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 Re: Re: Any one care to comment? 301A John Deere in reply to Dave, 06-01-2004 20:05:32  
Thanks for the reply Dave. We intend to use it for mainly loader work, (cleaning livestock pens) and some brushoging. Maybe moving an occasional round hay bale.
I have been told about a good John Deere dealer near here but not sure if they deal in industrial or not.
I did find an owners manuel on ebay for it also.
Barbara



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