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Lon

01-05-2002 19:11:53




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I have purchased a 1952 John Deere M, I have seen alot of information on the M and the MT, can anyone tell me the differance between the two...Thank You




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Bus Driver

01-06-2002 16:25:57




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 Re: John Deere M? in reply to Lon, 01-05-2002 19:11:53  
While there may be some exceptions due to special equipment or changes by owners over the years, it is most likely that an M will have 24" (occasionally 26") rear wheels. The MT likely will have 34" rear wheels, but occasionally 28" or 32". The M has offset (downward) rear drive housings and the MT does not.



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Richard

01-05-2002 20:07:30




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 Re: John Deere M? in reply to Lon, 01-05-2002 19:11:53  
The M introduced in 1947 was John Deere's utility tractor to better compete against Fords N series. The MT was introduced in 1949 to offer a row crop version as the small H was already cancelled. The MT featured different wheels, final drives and front king pins to achieve the clearance. The MT also came with dual touch-o-matic over the M's single touch-o-matic. The "T" stood for tricycle, although with the split front end, single wheel and a wide front was also offered.

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lc

01-06-2002 06:44:06




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 Re: Re: John Deere M? in reply to Richard, 01-05-2002 20:07:30  
THe MT cultivates two rows, wheras the M only one row at a time.



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