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JD Model 1120 information

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Earl Parkerson

11-24-1999 16:53:45




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I have found a JD 1120 that I plan to purchase. I have never seen a 1120 before and am trying to get some information on this model. Looks like a 1020 but has a "Made in germany" stamp on the tag.

Does anyone know anything about this tractor?




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Earl Parkerson

11-25-1999 11:04:53




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 Re: JD Model 1120 information in reply to Earl Parkerson, 11-24-1999 16:53:45  
To: J T O

Thanks for the reply. I also posted the same note on another board and also got a reply there. The other reader replied that the tractor is mentioned in the book John Deere Tractors and Equipment Vol 2 and was made as a 45hp to fill the gap between the 1020 (38HP) and the 2020 (53HP.

Thanks for your reply also. It all helps.

Earl Parkerson



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J T O

11-24-1999 22:35:17




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 Re: JD Model 1120 information in reply to Earl Parkerson, 11-24-1999 16:53:45  
I almost bought one in east Texas last
year ,yes they were made in john deere's
Mannheim ,Germany plant,nothing wrong with them,just that some diehard's frown on them J D's that weren't made in Dubuque,Iowa. I finally bought a 1020 that was made in Mannheim ,its been a very good tractor.The 1020 and 1120 are the same tractor,except for h.p. 1020 (38 h.p.)..1120 is a little more , i believe around 45 h.p. also iv'e been told they were set up for the european market ...whatever that means....bolts might be different ...check with others and with J D dealers to reassure.....
and thats all i have to say about that. Good Luck

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