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JD 2120: Pro's and Con's
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Paul

10-22-2000 14:30:08




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One coming up at auction this weekend with 3000 hours on it; no yr. given. Can anyone give me some basic information (HP, yrs of production) on this tractor? Any documented well-known problems I should watch for? Approximate value would help if anyone has ideas?
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G Taylor 2120's are fine

10-24-2000 06:56:48




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 Re: JD 2120: Pro's and Con's - what to watch for. in reply to Paul, 10-22-2000 14:30:08  
1120,2020,2120 were not imported new into the US but into Canada etc. Both my father and uncle each had one until they traded for 40 series. One was abused with regular loader work for over 4000Hrs on the origional clutch without failure. They had all the good parts and worked well. Everything the 10 series should have been. Power steering, differential lock,hydraulic brakes,a good transmission,hi/low shift on dash,live PTO etc. Most or all had generators but Dad's other 2020 had an alternator. Order a operator,service and parts manual and save some confusion. Your local dealer may not have heard of these tractors but parts are avalable as Deere is well known provide. Don't forget to grease the clutch throwout bearings and change the coolant as per manual. Use 70/30 ethlyne or 100% pure polypropylene

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Stan

10-23-2000 11:13:08




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 Re: JD 2120: Pro's and Con's - what to watch for. in reply to Paul, 10-22-2000 14:30:08  
Here's what little I can find in Don MacMillan's "John Deere Tractors and Equipment - Volume Two".

Apparently built in Mannheim during the 1966-1971 time frame - 72 Engine Horsepower (about 60 PTO hp) - 4 cylinders, 8 speed transmission, looks about like the 3020, etc. body style.

Sorry I can't provide more,

Stan



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bob

09-27-2002 17:34:52




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 Re: Re: JD 2120: Pro's and Con's - what to watch for. in reply to Stan, 10-23-2000 11:13:08  
i have a jd 2120 serial number 083562L 45hp would like more info ex. year build and does anyone know a way to get parts manual for this tractor. thans to anyone that can help.



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