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Deere Model L LA

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JW

07-28-2002 19:28:40




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A friend of mine and I got into a discusion about old JD's and the topic came around to the Model L and LA. Most of the old JD's had something about them that made them stand out from their sibblings (D's and R's had the pulling power, A's and B's had the mobility, ect). What (other than the unique appearance) was the L's and LA's selling points?




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JDM Guy

07-29-2002 03:24:31




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 Re: Deere Model L LA in reply to JW, 07-28-2002 19:28:40  
Also the L had the virtical engine With a ford 3 speed transmission.



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Richard

07-28-2002 20:02:53




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 Re: Deere Model L LA in reply to JW, 07-28-2002 19:28:40  
What I remember reading was that they were designed to replace 1 team of draft animals for the small farmer that might replace his team on an affordable tractor. A Deere dealer from Michigan approached or asked deere to make a small tractor to do grove work in his area, which resulted first in the Model Y. Deere itself realized as the B was growing in HP and price ,that they needed a small tractor to fill this void to compete against the AC model C and IH cub tractors. The selling points was cheap and small.

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