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<strong>The</strong> <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "MT" <strong>Tricycle</strong>-<br />

<strong>Type</strong> General-Purpose is the kind of tractor<br />

you might have designed yourself—it has<br />

so many features you'll like.<br />

In weight. price, and work capacity, the<br />

"MT" fits into the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Tractor line<br />

between the one-row <strong>Model</strong> "M" and the<br />

full 2-plow <strong>Model</strong> "B."<br />

In its amazing power for its size . . . in<br />

its remarkable ease of handling . . . in its<br />

operating and maintenance economy . . .<br />

in the real comfort it provides for the operator<br />

. . . in its wide adaptability to yeararound<br />

farm work . . . in its ease of servicing<br />

... and in its modern line of matched<br />

WITH ADJUSTABLE FRONT AXLE<br />

This view shows the "MT" equipped with adjustable<br />

front axle for special requirements such<br />

as straddling beds, planting and cultivating without<br />

splitting centers, etc.<br />

Quik-Tatch working equipment ... it sets<br />

new standards for light tractors.<br />

With all its modern advancements, the<br />

"MT" retains the fundamental principles<br />

that have made <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Tractors so<br />

successful down through the years—<br />

simplicity, quality of materials and workmanship,<br />

extra weight, strength, and "lugging"<br />

power, to mention just a few.<br />

When you read the interesting pages that<br />

follow, we believe you will agree that for<br />

complete two-row power on small to<br />

medium-sized farms—for economical<br />

"helper" power on larger farms—the "M"I<br />

is today's outstanding "buy."<br />

WITH SINGLE FRONT WHEEL<br />

Here you see the "MT" equipped with single<br />

front wheel for growers who want to do a clo.e.<br />

clean job of cultivating in narrow-spaced rows<br />

without damage to the plants.<br />

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2.<br />

3.<br />

4.<br />

FOUR-WAY POWER<br />

PROVIDES UNEXCELLED VERSATILITY<br />

"MT" power is versatile power, flexible power.<br />

Just name the job and the chances are the "MT"<br />

will handle it in less time . . . with less effort .<br />

and at lower cost ... than you have ever handled<br />

it before. In your fields, in your barnyard—on<br />

practically any drawbar, belt, or power take-off<br />

job—you are "all set" with ample power,<br />

economical power, to pull or operate all machinery<br />

customarily handled with a 1- or 2-plow<br />

tractor.<br />

1. DRAWBAR ..<br />

If you operate a small- or medium-sized farm, you<br />

will find the "MT" has power to pull 'most all drawn<br />

equipment you have on your place. New owners are<br />

invariably surprised at the lugging ability of the engine<br />

and the ability of the tractor to sustain the load in 2nd<br />

and 3rd speeds—which means more acres done per<br />

day. To provide a proper hitch point for drawn implements,<br />

an easily-attached drawbar hitch plate is provided.<br />

It has seven attaching holes for horizontal adjustment.<br />

<strong>The</strong> drawbar, to which much of the integral<br />

Quik-Tatch equipment is mounted, can be locked in<br />

any one of three vertical positions. <strong>The</strong> drawbar on<br />

the "MT" Tractor is Tocco Induction hardened for<br />

long wear.<br />

At sea level (calculated) maximum (based on 60° F.<br />

and 29.92 in. Hg.) Nebraska Test ... 18.77 horsepower.<br />

2. BELT ...<br />

When equipped with belt pulley, available as extra,<br />

the "MT" provides smooth power for all types of belt<br />

jobs within its power range. Grinding feed, shelling<br />

corn, and sawing wood are some of the jobs this versatile<br />

tractor will do for you at low fuel cost. To hold the<br />

tractor into the belt it is necessary to lock only one rearwheel<br />

brake. It is not necessary to block the rear wheels<br />

as is customary with tractors not equipped with independent<br />

rear-wheel brakes.<br />

At sea level (calculated) maximum (based on 60° F.<br />

and 29.92 in. Hg.) Nebraska Test ... 21.57 horsepower.<br />

3. POWER TAKE-OFF .<br />

Power take-off is regular equipment on the "MT."<br />

It is built right into the transmission and meets A.S.A.E.<br />

specifications. Spline is 1-3(8-inch diameter; speed, 550<br />

r.p.m.<br />

4. HYDRAULIC CONTROL ...<br />

Dual Touch-o-matic hydraulic control is regular<br />

equipment. Only one who has driven the tractor and<br />

used Touch-o-matic to raise, lower, and depth-adjust<br />

integral equipment can appreciate what a really great<br />

contribution this outstanding <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> feature is<br />

making to power farming. This important feature is<br />

discussed in detail later.


96"<br />

ADJUSTABLE WHEELS<br />

HANDLE ALL ROW SPACINGS<br />

(NO SET STOPS)<br />

No matter what crops you grow—corn, cotton,<br />

tobacco, potatoes, peanuts, beets, beans, soybeans,<br />

etc.—you can get just the right rear-wheel tread you<br />

need to work them properly when you own an "MT."<br />

As the illustration above shows, the rear wheels are<br />

fully adjustable in or out on the axles from 48 to 96<br />

inches. Any setting can be obtained between these<br />

limits . . . and one man does the job.<br />

Charts Show "KT' Adaptability<br />

<strong>The</strong> "MT," like all <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> 2-Cylinder Tractors,<br />

invites comparison. <strong>The</strong> top chart (right) illustrates<br />

the wide range of ground speeds the "MT" gives<br />

you. <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> made it a particular point to consult<br />

with experienced tractor owners in every agricultural<br />

section so that these speeds would be just as practical<br />

as it is possible to make them in one tractor.<br />

<strong>The</strong> bottom chart shows how the tractor supplies<br />

adequate power over the wide range of engine (crankshaft)<br />

speeds.<br />

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1.0<br />

1st<br />

GEAR<br />

1.8<br />

2nd<br />

GEAR<br />

5,2<br />

/ 4.9<br />

2.4<br />

3rd<br />

GEAR<br />

NORMAL SPIED 16.10<br />

10/ .8<br />

4th<br />

GEAR<br />

900 1100 1300 1500 1700<br />

1000 1200 1400 1600


LOW<br />

IT'S FAST—IT'S SLOW—<br />

DEPENDING ON WHAT YOU WANT<br />

IT TO DO<br />

High up on the list of important features<br />

farmers asked <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> to include in the<br />

"MT" Tractor was a four-speed transmission.<br />

Farmers particularly wanted a faster top speed<br />

for hauling and for getting to and from the job<br />

more quickly. At the same time they wanted a<br />

slower low speed than previous tractors offered<br />

for handling such jobs as transplanting, spraying,<br />

close cultivation, and power shaft work.<br />

To meet these on-the-job requirements, the<br />

"MT" tractor provides four forward speeds and<br />

reverse—a speed for every need.<br />

1 5/8 Miles per Hour<br />

First speed of 1-5/8 m.p.h.—the "creeper"<br />

gear—is a utility gear which provides the extremely<br />

slow speed needed for those careful<br />

transplanting jobs, for precision cultivating<br />

when the plants are small, and for combining.<br />

When operating at this speed, the tractor maintains<br />

its maximum power-shaft output, an important<br />

extra value.<br />

3 1/s Miles per Hour<br />

Second forward speed of 3-1/8 m.p.h. provides<br />

a suitable speed for such jobs as plowing, bedding,<br />

middlebreaking, disking, and other heavy<br />

drawbar work, and for close cultivation.<br />

41/4 Miles per Hour<br />

<strong>The</strong> third forward speed of 4-1/4 m.p.h. is<br />

just right for planting, mowing, late cultivating,<br />

and similar operations.<br />

10 Miles per Hour<br />

High or transport speed of 10 to 11 m.p.h.<br />

provides a rapid travel speed for your hauling<br />

jobs and for getting around quickly from one<br />

location on the farm to another.<br />

Reverse<br />

Reverse speed is the same as the low forward<br />

speed-1-5/8 m.p.h.


PROPER WEIGHT MEANS<br />

LOWER FUEL COSTS . . .<br />

LARGER DAILY CAPACITY<br />

When the "MT" owners put their tractors to<br />

work on such jobs as plowing and disking for<br />

the first time, they are invariably surprised that<br />

so much lugging power could be packed into<br />

such a small package. In most cases, plowing<br />

with a 2-bottom 14-inch integral plow is a<br />

simple matter. But what pleases them most is<br />

the lugging ability of the engine and the ability<br />

of the tractor to sustain the load in 2nd and 3rd<br />

forward speeds with little slippage—which<br />

means more acres covered per day, fewer man<br />

hours, and less fuel consumed per acre.<br />

Important reasons for this low percentage of<br />

wheel slippage are the large diameter drive<br />

wheels which afford maximum traction and the<br />

extra weight, properly distributed, front and<br />

rear, that is built into the "MT"—as much as<br />

500 pounds over other tractors in its class. On<br />

competitive field tests, under identical conditions,<br />

the "MT" has consistently demonstrated<br />

its ability to keep moving right on up the field<br />

after other tractors have become stalled.<br />

When you're adding up the extra values you<br />

get in a <strong>Model</strong> "MT," be sure to include its<br />

extra built-in weight . . . properly distributed<br />

front and rear . . . that means extra traction,<br />

extra strength, and longer life.<br />

YOU SAVE MONEY<br />

ON LIGHT OR HEAVY JOBS<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Tractors have always been known<br />

as leaders in low-cost performance. Whether<br />

you farm a small acreage or large, this rugged<br />

tractor, amazingly powerful for its size and<br />

weight, is planned and built to save you money.<br />

All its modern, advanced engineering features<br />

have a direct bearing upon economical operation.<br />

When you measure fuel economy in dollars<br />

and cents per acre or per job you'll find that the<br />

"MT" leads the light tractor field. This is borne<br />

out by comparative tests and by owners' testimony.<br />

Pete Jorgensen of Hampton, Iowa, says,<br />

"I figure my "MT" has saved at least $2 each day<br />

in operating costs over a large tractor doing the<br />

same work."<br />

TYPE OF WORK GALLONS PER HR.<br />

LIGHT<br />

MEDIUM<br />

HEAVY<br />

HEAVY<br />

OUTSTANDING FUEL ECONOMY<br />

TRANSPLANTER<br />

2-BOTTOM<br />

14-IN. PLOW<br />

6-FT. DOUBLE-ACTION<br />

DISK HARROW


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Touch-o-maticl <strong>The</strong> word itself tells the magic<br />

story of time and muscle saved by <strong>Model</strong> "MT"<br />

tractor owners in handling their many farming<br />

jobs. A touch of the operator's hand to the handy<br />

control lever and smooth hydraulic power raises,<br />

lowers, or sets Quik-Tatch tools to the exact working<br />

depth desired—automatically. Stubborn lifting<br />

levers, depth-adjusting levers, and trip ropes are<br />

done away with completely.<br />

Regular Equipment<br />

Touch-o-matic hydraulic control, of the dual<br />

type, is regular equipment on the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> "MT"<br />

Tractor. With Dual Touch-o-matic there are two<br />

JOHN DEERE<br />

control levers, giving you a wide range of independent<br />

control.<br />

<strong>The</strong> left and right control levers may be operated<br />

individually or together. Moving the lever or levers<br />

to the rear raises the implement, and moving levers<br />

to the front lowers implement.<br />

A depth control stop on each quadrant can be<br />

set (after a few minutes' operation to determine<br />

the position) so implement always returns to the<br />

same working depth. This feature is made possible<br />

because Touch-o-matic is a precision control<br />

system in which the working position of the implement<br />

is always in direct relation to the position of<br />

the control lever. If, after the stop has been set, you


find that occasionally it is necessary to go beyond<br />

this setting, control lever can be moved past the<br />

stop.<br />

Drawbar Controlled by Touch-o-matic<br />

<strong>The</strong> right Touch-o-matic lever controls the drawbar,<br />

while the left lever controls the independent<br />

lift arm (inside left lift arm). All implements<br />

mounted entirely on the drawbar such as the plow,<br />

are controlled by the right lever. Cultivators and<br />

other implements which are mounted both front<br />

and rear are also controlled by the right lever.<br />

If independent action of individual units is desired,<br />

levers can be used independently.<br />

Advantages of Touch-o-matic<br />

Owners report that Touch-o-matic control is<br />

"tops" from every standpoint:<br />

(1) It is fast and positive in action—hydraulic<br />

pump is at the front of the engine where it operates<br />

whenever the engine is running.<br />

(2) It is so easy to operate that a farm boy or<br />

girl—even the old folks—can get up on the tractor<br />

and do good work in the field when called upon to<br />

help during rush seasons.<br />

(3) It enables you to do things that are impossible<br />

in other light tractors. For instance,<br />

operators in the Western vegetable-growing sections<br />

are enthusiastic about the dual control feature<br />

which provides perfect delayed-lift for the new<br />

Quik-Tatch vegetable cultivator designed especially<br />

for the "MT" Tractor.<br />

<strong>The</strong> desired depth of planting, cultivating, and<br />

fertilizing is more evenly maintained on terraces,<br />

back furrows, or in dead furrows because right- and<br />

left-hand gangs can be operated at different depths.<br />

(4) One of the best features of all is the outstanding<br />

ease with which the control unit can be<br />

removed for servicing if necessary. <strong>The</strong> Touch-omatic<br />

assembly attaches to the tractor by means of<br />

easily accessible bolts. If service difficulties are<br />

encountered in the field, a phone call brings the<br />

dealer with a service kit. Valuable working time is<br />

saved for the owner.<br />

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3-71<br />

leas<br />

Touch-o-matic makes it easy to drop integral<br />

plow into fence corners, plow out corners<br />

neatly.<br />

On vegetable cultivator, one Touch-o-matic<br />

lever controls front tool bar, other controls<br />

rear tool bar.<br />

Equipment on one side of tractor is raised<br />

while other is left at work to finish out point<br />

rows.<br />

Touch-o-matic hydraulic control and the<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> No. 5 Power Mower "team up"<br />

for fast, easy mowing (9)


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JOHN DEERE<br />

QUIK-TATCH<br />

WORKING EQUIPMENT<br />

ABOVE: Attaching plow.<br />

BELOW: Quik-Tatch Cultivator<br />

ready to receive tractor.<br />

With any tractor used for<br />

general-purpose farm work, it<br />

is important that changes from<br />

one job to another be made<br />

quickly and easily. <strong>The</strong> matched<br />

integral tools designed for the<br />

"MT" Tractor are called Quik-<br />

Tatch to describe the remarkable<br />

ease and speed with which<br />

one man can attach and remove<br />

them.<br />

When you see a <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong><br />

<strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor being<br />

demonstrated, you will see<br />

plows, cultivators, and many<br />

other tools attached and detached<br />

so quickly you will hardly believe<br />

it possible.<br />

When attaching plows, listers, field<br />

cultivators, etc., merely back the tractor<br />

into the equipment. Height of drawbar is<br />

quickly and accurately adjusted by Toucho-matic<br />

control to match the hitch point<br />

on the equipment. No wrenches needed.<br />

No hammer. No heavy lifting. You stay<br />

right in the tractor seat. To detach, all that<br />

is necessary is to pull the pin and drive<br />

ahead. Tractor is free for other jobs. Most<br />

Quik-Tatch tools require no levers, main<br />

frame, wheels, axles, clutch, or cushionspring<br />

release.<br />

Two-Row Cultivator Goes on in<br />

Less than 10 Minutes<br />

One of the most important tools in the<br />

complete <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> line is the modern<br />

"drive-in" type two-row Quik-Tatch Cultivator<br />

shown at lower left. One man attaches<br />

the cultivator in 10 minutes or less, yet the<br />

cultivator is just as rigidly and securely<br />

attached as old-style cultivators which<br />

often took several men and several times<br />

as long to hook up.


QUIK-TATCH EQUIPMENT<br />

FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF NEEDS<br />

Just name the job you want to do on your farm<br />

and the chances are the "MT" has the right tool<br />

to handle it. As you read through this folder you<br />

cannot help but get the impression that here is a<br />

modern tractor and equipment that are really "made<br />

for each other," a packaged farming unit that is in<br />

reality a system of farming.<br />

Available for use with the "MT" is a line of<br />

equipment that is built to stand up for years of good<br />

service—equipment that does better work, in less<br />

time, with less effort—equipment that's the climax<br />

of all the accumulated knowledge of more than<br />

100 years' experience in working for and with<br />

American farmers.<br />

Whether you operate a small general farm, a<br />

truck farm, or a large farm, plantation, or ranch, you<br />

know that you can depend on the long-established<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> organization to continue to make available<br />

the latest and most practical equipment for<br />

tractor farming.<br />

Remember—by itself a tractor is of little value.<br />

It's the ways in which you can make use of the<br />

power that count. It is important to keep this in<br />

mind when you choose your new tractor. Make sure<br />

you are getting a tractor for which matched equipment<br />

will be available today, tomorrow, and in the<br />

years ahead.<br />

Many of the tools you now have on your place<br />

can be adapted for use with the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> <strong>Model</strong><br />

"MT" Tractor, although you will do better work,<br />

and do it faster and easier, with the extremely<br />

simple but highly practical tools that have been<br />

specially designed for it. <strong>The</strong> scenes at the right<br />

show just a few of the "MT" tools that are available<br />

to cut your costs . . . reduce your working hours .. .<br />

eliminate the physical effort formerly required with<br />

older tractors or animal power.<br />

Attaching Tools a Matter of Minutes<br />

Integral Plow 2 minutes<br />

Integral Bedder 2 minutes<br />

Integral Mower 7 minutes<br />

Integral Lister 2 minutes<br />

Integral Two-Row Cultivator 10 minutes<br />

"MT" plowing with integral Quik-Tatch<br />

truss-frame 2-bottom plow.<br />

tot,<br />

W.1 AV.'S . •<br />

Making beds with the integral Quik-Tatch<br />

2-bottom middlebreaker-bedder.<br />

This combination unit makes beds or furrows,<br />

plants, fertilizes in one operation<br />

<strong>The</strong> 2-row Quik-Tatch cultivator provides<br />

big-tractor capacity with light tractor economy.


THERE'S a grand "feel" to that wheel<br />

when you get up on the seat and drive a<br />

new "MT." You will be immediately<br />

impressed with its remarkable ease of<br />

handling—the instantaneous and positive<br />

response of the adjustable steering<br />

wheel . . . and the convenient, easy-toreach<br />

controls, including the individual,<br />

foot-operated rear-wheel brakes. Best of<br />

all, there is that wonderful Dual Toucho-matic<br />

feature that you can get only in<br />

an "MT," ready at your finger-tips for<br />

controlling working equipment.<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> engineers were ever<br />

mindful of the operator when they designed<br />

the "MT." Ease of handling was<br />

considered of great importance in their<br />

plans for this modern tractor—and<br />

that's why operators, young or old,<br />

state that they can do more work with<br />

the "MT" with less effort, less fatigue.<br />

EXCELLENT VIEW OF WORK<br />

Cultivating is one of your most important<br />

jobs. Whether your land is flat or hilly,<br />

whether your crops are planted on regularly<br />

laid-out fields or on the contour, ample adjustments<br />

and flexibility are built into the "MT"<br />

to enable you to get the best work you ever<br />

enjoyed.<br />

Just make a list in your mind of the features<br />

you want in a good cultivating outfit—quick<br />

attaching by one man, unobstructed view of<br />

the work, real comfort for the driver, easy<br />

steering and quick dodge, full adjustability<br />

of rear-wheel tread, positive, independent<br />

brakes, hydraulic control, and all-around<br />

economy. <strong>The</strong>n check your list against the<br />

"MT" Two-Row cultivating unit and you'll<br />

find this <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> outfit ranks "tops" in all<br />

these desirable points.<br />

<strong>The</strong> camera view at the left shows, better<br />

than words can tell, what we mean when we<br />

say that the view you get from the "MT" seat<br />

is UNEXCELLED. You see what you're doing<br />

—where you're going—always.<br />

You'll find that the "MT" has ample clearance<br />

for cultivating tall corn or vegetables.<br />

Crop clearance under lowest point (rear axle)<br />

is 21 inches.<br />

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RIGHT WHEEL .. .<br />

Press the right brake<br />

pedal to lock the right rear<br />

wheel for short turns to the<br />

right.<br />

CLOSE QUARTERS<br />

ARE NO PROBLEM<br />

<strong>The</strong> ability of the "MT" to turn short<br />

while cultivating, planting, and plowing<br />

is a time-saving feature that really speeds<br />

up the work. Headlands are shorter—<br />

more of the field is utilized for crops. If<br />

you have ever driven a <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong><br />

Tractor you know how the individual<br />

rear-wheel brakes can be used to give<br />

amazingly short turns.<br />

Working tools are close-coupled to<br />

give you a compact unit that is easy to<br />

back into fence corners. As the illustration<br />

shows, it is a simple matter to back<br />

up, drop the Quik-Tatch integral plow<br />

by Touch-o-matic hydraulic control and<br />

finish out corners neatly.<br />

SELF-ENERGIZING BRAKES<br />

Modern, self-energizing disk-type brakes are regular on the<br />

<strong>Model</strong> "MT." <strong>The</strong>y operate with equal effectiveness in stopping<br />

forward or backward motion. This type of brake eliminates<br />

need for brake drums. Size and weight are reduced.<br />

Braking area is increased. Brake linings are easier to replace.<br />

<strong>The</strong>re are fewer wearing parts.<br />

INDIVIDUAL FOOT BRAKES CONTROL EACH REAR WHEEL<br />

LEFT WHEEL... BOTH WHEELS . LOCKED .. .<br />

Press the left brake pedal Press both brake pedals For belt work and parkto<br />

lock the left rear wheel with same foot to stop trac- ing, it's easy to lock tractor<br />

for short turns to left. tor. in position. Just trip latch<br />

with foot to release.<br />

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Seat control latch.<br />

i i I di I 111<br />

LOW BACK-REST<br />

SCIENTIFICALLY LOCATED<br />

Air filler tube.<br />

CUSHION TENDS TO LEVEL<br />

ON UNEVEN GROUND<br />

Back-rest on the <strong>Model</strong> "MT" seat is at When plowing or working on slopes, the<br />

the base of the operator's back, where it shifting of operator's weight causes air in<br />

supports; not at the small of the back to the seat bladder to shift to downhill side,<br />

slap and bruise. Back-rest is well padded keeping operator in a more upright posifor<br />

comfort. tion.<br />

ADJUSTABLE AIR-CUSHION SEAT<br />

Here's the riding ease you've always<br />

wanted in a tractor . . . an air bladder seat<br />

that is pumped up as desired through a<br />

valve easily accessible by means of a zipper<br />

in the rear of the cushion. When you drive<br />

a <strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor you literally "ride<br />

on air."<br />

<strong>The</strong> amount of air in the seat bladder<br />

can be regulated accurately to accommodate<br />

operators of varying weight and for different<br />

field conditions. <strong>The</strong> valve in the air filler<br />

tube fits any standard tire pump. If a pump<br />

is not readily available, the seat can be<br />

inflated by removing the valve core and<br />

blowing the bladder up by mouth. <strong>The</strong><br />

air-cushion seat is regular equipment—<br />

doesn't cost you a cent extra.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "MT" seat is readily adjusted<br />

for your comfort. By compressing the seat<br />

control latch with the thumb of the left<br />

hand, the seat can be adjusted forward or<br />

backward to provide the most comfortable<br />

position for the operator when sitting or<br />

standing.<br />

STEERING WHEEL<br />

ADJUSTS IN OR OUT<br />

Like the seat, the steering wheel adjusts<br />

forward or backward for greatest comfort<br />

for the operator in sitting or standing<br />

position. Arrow points to locking nut<br />

which controls setting anywhere within a<br />

12-inch range.


Off<br />

<strong>The</strong> quality and amount of work you do with<br />

your tractor depends not only on the use of<br />

proper equipment, but also upon ease and con-<br />

venience of tractor operation.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "MT" tractor is as convenient to<br />

handle as your automobile. All controls are<br />

readily accessible, as the driver's view at the<br />

right so clearly shows: (1) speed control lever,<br />

(2) adjustable steering wheel, (3) choke control,<br />

(4) ammeter, (5) water temperature gauge, (6)<br />

starter control, (7) ignition and light switch,<br />

(8) gear shift lever, (9) oil pressure gauge, (10)<br />

left Touch-o-matic control, (11) right Touch-<br />

o-matic control, (12) left independent rear wheel<br />

brake, (13) right independent rear wheel brake,<br />

(14) clutch pedal, (15) belt pulley engaging<br />

lever, and (16) power take-off engaging lever.<br />

9<br />

SITTING OR SELF-STARTER IS GEAR SHIFT LEVER<br />

STANDING POSITION REGULAR EQUIPMENT IS HANDY TO OPERATOR<br />

By moving the steering wheel forward,<br />

a comfortable standing position can be<br />

obtained. It is never necessary to slide or<br />

swing the seat out of the way. This is<br />

important if operator must sit quickly.<br />

Battery and self-starter are regular<br />

equipment on the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "MT"<br />

Tractor. Self-starter button is located<br />

right on the instrument panel as the<br />

illustration shows.<br />

Gear shift lever is at the operator's righthand,<br />

and the shift pattern is distinctly<br />

marked. <strong>The</strong>re are four speeds forward<br />

and reverse—a speed for every farming<br />

need.<br />

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3-WAY DRAWBAR IS PART OF<br />

TRACTOR, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM,<br />

AND EQUIPMENT<br />

<strong>The</strong> "MT" drawbar is a part of the tractor, part<br />

of the hydraulic lift, and at the same time serves as<br />

the frame for many of the working tools. Instead of<br />

buying a separate frame with each tool, you buy<br />

only one—the one on the tractor—a real dollarsand-cents<br />

saving. Illustration above shows how<br />

the drawbar is connected to the hydraulic lift arms<br />

by vertical linkage and how it serves at the same<br />

time as backbone or frame for integral equipment.<br />

<strong>The</strong> drawbar can be controlled hydraulically or<br />

can be locked in any one of three different positions.<br />

For drawn implements, a drawbar hitch plate is<br />

included with each tractor. <strong>The</strong> implement can be<br />

attached by dropping a bolt or pin into any one<br />

of the seven attaching holes provided.<br />

WHEEL WIDTH<br />

IS QUICKLY CHANGED<br />

Rear-wheel tread is adjusted by simply raising<br />

the wheels off the ground with a jack or a hoist,<br />

loosening the four hub clamp bolts on each wheel,<br />

and sliding wheels in or out. Again, one man is all<br />

that is needed. All the way through, the tractor is<br />

designed to save time and effort and to hold the<br />

need for extra farm help to a minimum.


ALL DAILY SERVICING<br />

FROM ONE SIDE<br />

All servicing that requires daily attention can be<br />

handled by one man in from 5 to 10 minutes. This<br />

includes checking the air cleaner, the radiator, the<br />

crankcase oil level, the fuel filter, the battery, and<br />

the fuel level in the fuel tank. <strong>The</strong> "MT" requires<br />

no grease gun, except when the adjustable front<br />

axle is used. <strong>The</strong>n the spindles must be greased.<br />

BRAKES ARE EASY TO<br />

SERVICE<br />

<strong>The</strong> disk-type, self-energizing<br />

brakes used on the "MT" eliminate<br />

the frequent adjustments necessary<br />

with band brakes. View at left shows<br />

how easy it is to get at the brake parts<br />

from a standing position, should<br />

servicing be necessary after long<br />

use.<br />

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TOUCH-O-MATIC UNIT<br />

IS READILY ACCESSIBLE<br />

Should repair work ever be necessary<br />

on the Touch-o-matic unit,<br />

the unit can be easily removed for<br />

servicing on the farm or replaced<br />

with a dealer's service unit while repairs<br />

are made in the dealer's shop.<br />

Valuable time is saved when time<br />

means money.<br />

SPEEDY AIRPLANE-TYPE<br />

HOOD FASTENERS<br />

You wouldn't believe you could take the hood<br />

and grille off a tractor in two minutes. Yet that's<br />

all it takes with the "MT." Any farmer will appreciate<br />

what this means in time and money saved.<br />

Only a screw driver is needed to loosen the exclusive<br />

airplane-type fasteners—no bolts, nuts, or<br />

washers to drop down and become lost. Engine<br />

head and oil pan can be removed in 30 minutes.


THE JOHN DEERE MODEL "MT" ENGINE<br />

<strong>The</strong> simple, 2-cylinder, vertical, valve-in-head engine<br />

is the heart of the <strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor. It furnishes<br />

amazing power for its size. It saves you money.<br />

It is easy to keep in good running order.<br />

More and more, farmers are coming to see that the<br />

real cost of a tractor is not just the original purchase<br />

price, but the purchase price plus what it costs to operate<br />

and maintain the tractor during its life. If all tractors<br />

were purchased on this basis, farmers would quickly<br />

recognize that the 2-cylinder <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> with its<br />

simple construction, its long life, and economical<br />

upkeep, is the tractor for them to buy.<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> engines have been leaders in fuel and<br />

oil economy for the past 25 years. Competitive tests<br />

have demonstrated, time and time again, the outstanding<br />

dollars-and-cents operating economy of the<br />

"MT" Tractor in the light tractor field.<br />

000<br />

000<br />

Two pistons Four valves and Six rings<br />

valve springs<br />

•<br />

SIMPLE THERMO-SIPHON<br />

TEMPERATURE CONTROL<br />

Proper operating temperature in the <strong>Model</strong> "MT"<br />

engine is maintained by the thermo-siphon system.<br />

This provides temperature control in its simplest,<br />

most effective form. A water pump, with its large<br />

number of parts, and thermostat are unnecessary on<br />

the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong>. Circulation is governed automatically<br />

by requirements of engine.


THE ENGINE HAS FORCE-<br />

FEED LUBRICATING SYSTEM<br />

Effective lubrication in a farm tractor<br />

is perhaps the most important step<br />

toward low upkeep cost, long life, and<br />

satisfactory service.<br />

Efficient engine lubrication in the<br />

"MT" is assured always by the use of a<br />

force-feed system of lubrication. Oilpressure<br />

gauge is in full view of operator.<br />

A crankcase breather maintains a<br />

circulation of air through the crankcase,<br />

removing gases and vapors, and<br />

resulting in a clean crankcase. A<br />

handy "pull-out" oil gauge just like<br />

the gauge on your automobile tells<br />

at a glance the amount of oil in the<br />

crankcase at any time.<br />

Lubrication of transmission, differential,<br />

and final drives is entirely<br />

automatic.<br />

Oil filter with replaceable element<br />

keeps oil in good condition.<br />

Phantom view above shows working parts<br />

of the simple 2-cylinder "MT" engine. Note<br />

that all parts are completely enclosed within<br />

a dustproof case.<br />

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ALL THESE MODERN FEATURES ARE REGULAR EQUIPMENT 11114<br />

OIL-WASH AIR CLEANER<br />

Before any air can reach the carburetor<br />

of the <strong>Model</strong> "MT," it must<br />

first pass through the efficient air<br />

cleaner, where the dust and grit are<br />

removed. Air cleaner is of the latest<br />

type; requires a minimum of attention<br />

on the part of the owner.<br />

EFFICIENT FUEL FILTER<br />

A glass sediment bowl, with filter<br />

screen, is attached to the fuel line,<br />

between the fuel tank and the carburetor,<br />

to collect any sand, grit, and<br />

water from the fuel before it reaches<br />

the engine.<br />

SENSITIVE GOVERNOR<br />

Governor is flyball type, completely<br />

enclosed, responsive, steady<br />

in action, controlling the engine<br />

speeds under varying loads regard.<br />

less of throttle setting. It is automatically<br />

oiled.<br />

SELF-STARTER AND<br />

DISTRIBUTOR IGNITION<br />

Each "MT" is regularly equipped<br />

with starter which operates at a<br />

touch of a button, and with a distributor-type<br />

ignition system.<br />

RUBBER TIRES<br />

First-line 4-ply front and rear tires<br />

are furnished in sizes shown on back<br />

page of this folder.<br />

MISCELLANEOUS<br />

Other items of regular equipment<br />

include: generator, battery, temperature<br />

gauge, ammeter, generator<br />

charge control switch, and exhaust<br />

muffler.<br />

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WORK CAPACITY<br />

ECONOMY<br />

ADAPTABILITY<br />

EASE OF HANDLING<br />

EASE OF SERVICING<br />

DURABILITY<br />

■••■■•1111<br />

From radiator to drawbar, the <strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor is built<br />

to the high <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> standards of materials and workmanship,<br />

with 2-cylinder simplicity and dependability.<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> 2-cylinder engine design was born with the<br />

introduction of the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "D" Tractor back in<br />

1924.<br />

Right from the start, the simple, rugged <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> construction<br />

proved itself. Here was the dependable day-in-andday-out<br />

performance that enabled farmers to get more work<br />

done in a given period of time.<br />

Here was all-around economy—fuel economy . . . oil economy<br />

... maintenance economy ... economy that set new high<br />

standards in all power classes . . . economy that meant real<br />

dollars-and-cents savings to owners throughout each year of<br />

the tractor's long life.<br />

<strong>The</strong> outstanding adaptability of <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> General-Purpose<br />

Tractors with their 4-way application of power, their variety<br />

of wheel equipment and wheel treads, full range of forward<br />

speeds and reverse, and their great line of matched working<br />

equipment is well-known wherever tractors are used.<br />

Here was ease of handling—precision steering for close<br />

cultivating, etc., short, quick turns at headlands and in close<br />

quarters ... conveniently located controls and gauges.<br />

Here was the easier accessibility, easier servicing, and easier<br />

maintenance that go hand-in-hand with <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> 2-cylinder<br />

design, all of which have been brought to a new high peak<br />

in the <strong>Model</strong> "MT."<br />

Best of all, <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Tractors have always been favorably<br />

known for their adequate weight, properly distributed, and<br />

their long, trouble-free, low-cost service.


kit<br />

CLUTCH<br />

Long-wearing.<br />

Single dry plate.<br />

Foot-operated.<br />

ENGINE SPEED<br />

CONTROL<br />

LEVER<br />

On steering arm.<br />

Not necessary to<br />

bend over to reach.<br />

BELT PULLEY<br />

and POWER<br />

TAKE-OFF<br />

CONTROL<br />

LEVERS<br />

AIR-CUSHION<br />

SEAT<br />

Adjustable foreand-aft.<br />

AIR CLEANER<br />

Oil-wash type.<br />

MUFFLER<br />

Standard equip.<br />

ment.<br />

Affik&Nkt<br />

HIS overhead view of the <strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor<br />

T-I- tells a complete story in itself. Note how the engine<br />

cowling is tapered for clear cultivating vision.<br />

Notice again that all controls are within easy reach<br />

—the handy speed control lever, the gear shift<br />

WATER<br />

<strong>The</strong>rmo-siphon cooling.<br />

Simplest, most effective<br />

type. No water pump.<br />

CRANKCASE BREATHER<br />

Keeps crankcase clean.<br />

Prevents sludge.<br />

FUEL<br />

9-gallon capacity.<br />

BRAKES<br />

For short, quick turns to<br />

right or left. Easily<br />

locked for parking.<br />

GEAR-SHIFT LEVER<br />

Shift pattern is<br />

plainly marked for<br />

inexperienced operators.<br />

FENDERS<br />

Fully protect operator.<br />

STEERING WHEEL<br />

Adjusts in and out<br />

12 inches.<br />

STANDING ROOM<br />

Operator can stand<br />

while at work.<br />

lever, and the Touch-o-matic hydraulic control<br />

levers are immediately in front of operator. <strong>The</strong><br />

wheel brakes are convenient to the right foot, while<br />

the clutch pedal is handy to the left foot. Simplicity<br />

and easy handling are here in full measure.<br />

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JOHN DEERE<br />

QUIK-TATCH EQUIPMENT<br />

for the<br />

JOHN DEERE<br />

dip.4rWr"<br />

JOHN DEERE<br />

QUI-MATCH<br />

WORKING EQUIPMENT


MT-200<br />

INTEGRAL<br />

TWO-ROW QUIK-TATCH<br />

CULTIVATOR<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor,<br />

equipped with the Quik-Tatch MT-200<br />

Two-Row Cultivator, makes an unbeatable<br />

combination of big-capacity work and<br />

low-cost operation.<br />

With this modern cultivating team superior<br />

work is easy in every crop, every<br />

field condition. Visibility is better—the<br />

operator can see the rows from a natural,<br />

relaxed position on the tractor seat. Dodge<br />

is quick and easy—tractor and cultivator,<br />

as a unit, respond instantly to the slightest<br />

change in direction. Adjustments are<br />

simple. Greater stability and clearance<br />

make it easy to do better work on the contour<br />

or in high-growing crops.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Quik-Tatch feature is<br />

the most important advancement made in<br />

cultivator design in recent years. <strong>The</strong>re is<br />

no heavy lifting, and your tractor is quickly<br />

available for other work.<br />

BELOW: Two-Row Bean Harvesting<br />

Attachment for MT-200 Cultivator. Vine<br />

Turner is MT-1 Boot-<strong>Type</strong>.<br />

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BELOW: You simply drive into the MT-200<br />

Cultivator; the side frames snug up against the<br />

tractor, guided by the pilot pins. Attach each side<br />

with a single nut, connect the two lifting pipes, and<br />

you're ready for the field. <strong>The</strong> tractor belt pulley and<br />

drawbar remain in place. Unhooking is just as easy.<br />

Put the two supports in place under front frames<br />

. disconnect the lifting pipes . . . remove the nuts<br />

. . . and back the tractor away. You leave the entire<br />

cultivator in a single unit, without disturbing row<br />

spacings or other adjustments. Rear rigs are put on<br />

and taken off in a jiffy.


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<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong><br />

All the advantages of <strong>John</strong><br />

<strong>Deere</strong> Truss-Frame Plow construction,<br />

plus the speed and<br />

convenience of Touch-o-matic<br />

lift and depth control and Quik-<br />

Tatch hitching and unhitching,<br />

plus the maneuverability and<br />

efficiency of integral equipment<br />

are yours to command when you<br />

team your <strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor<br />

with an MT-1 One-Bottom Plow<br />

(right) or MT-2 Two-Bottom<br />

Plow<br />

Truss-Frame Plows are modern<br />

plows for modern work with<br />

modern power—the strongest,<br />

toughest plows ever to carry the<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> name. Truss-Frame<br />

design provides added clearance<br />

where it's needed most. Truss-<br />

Frame construction permits<br />

quick, easy, low-cost servicing.<br />

Quik-Tatch hitching and unhitching<br />

. . . Touch-o-matic lift<br />

and depth control . . . extremely<br />

short turning radius . . . ease of<br />

handling . . . simple, positive<br />

adjustments . . . full adaptability<br />

to soil conditions and the job to<br />

be done . . . overhead frame for<br />

maximum clearance ... enclosed<br />

heavy-duty Timken tapered<br />

roller bearings—these are among<br />

the features that make the <strong>John</strong><br />

<strong>Deere</strong> MT-6 Semi-Integral Disk<br />

Plow "tops" in its field.<br />

<strong>The</strong> MT-6 has two 24-inch<br />

disks, heat-treated for good work<br />

and long life, and comes equipped<br />

with a heavy cast rear wheel<br />

(or on rubber) and wheel<br />

weights. It is an ideal disk plow<br />

for working on contours and in<br />

small, irregular fields.<br />

Integral Moldboard Plows<br />

MT-1 One-Bottom<br />

MT-2 Two-Bottom<br />

MT-6 Disk Plow


MT-3 Two-Way Plow<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> "KBL"<br />

5- and 6-Foot<br />

Regular<br />

Here's an integral lift-type, double-action tractor<br />

disk harrow that can be attached or detached in a<br />

hurry—that will turn out the same good work for<br />

which <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Disk Harrows are famous everywhere.<br />

You can attach and detach the "KBL" in a<br />

matter of seconds without leaving the tractor seat ...<br />

control disking depth ... and lift the harrow for safe,<br />

high-speed transporting with effortless "Touch-omatic."<br />

Rear-gang leveling adjustments are made with<br />

a leveling screw wheel within easy reach of operator.<br />

Available in 5- and 6-foot sizes.<br />

Pickup Disk Harrows<br />

On hillsides, for contour farming,<br />

and in irrigated fields, the<br />

MT-3 fully answers your need<br />

for a simple, strong, convenient,<br />

dependable two-way plow. Long<br />

beams assure penetration in hard<br />

ground . . . provide stability for<br />

hillside work . .. reduce side<br />

draft. <strong>The</strong> beams are "humped"<br />

behind the tractor axle for great<br />

clearance above the coulters and<br />

moldboards. Dual Touch-omatic<br />

control drops either bottom<br />

to its work at any plowing<br />

depth desired, and raises the<br />

other bottom high and clear.<br />

Compact and maneuverable, the<br />

MT-3 is easy to operate . . .<br />

helps you utilize every available<br />

bit of ground.<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> M-404<br />

41/2-Foot Offset<br />

<strong>Type</strong><br />

For your offset disking jobs—in orchard, grove,<br />

vineyard, or seedbed, you'll do well to investigate the<br />

advantages of owning a <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> M-404 Pickup<br />

Harrow. It's a close-coupled harrow that's easily attached<br />

or detached by one man . . . picks up for convenient<br />

transporting from job to job.<br />

Fixed-angle frame construction of the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong><br />

assures a proper cutting angle at all times; smooth,<br />

hydraulic power raises, lowers, or sets the harrow at<br />

any working depth desired . . . on-the-go. Available in<br />

4-1/2-foot cutting width. (25)


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MT-7<br />

Help yourself to fast, dependable,<br />

low-cost tillage by teaming<br />

a <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> MT-7 or MT-8<br />

Semi-Integral Disk Tiller with<br />

your "MT" Tractor.<br />

Weeding . . . disking . . . cultivating<br />

. . . preparing seedbeds<br />

and (with seeding equipment)<br />

seeding them in the same operation<br />

. . . cutting stalks . . .<br />

turning under green manure and<br />

cover crops . . . crowning tame<br />

sod . . . mulching . . . building<br />

and maintaining terraces . . .<br />

making grass waterways ... filling<br />

ditches and gullies—these are<br />

jobs you'll do and do well with<br />

an MT-7 or MT-8.<br />

<strong>The</strong> MT-7, shown at right, has<br />

5 disks with 8-inch spacing; the<br />

MT-8 has 4 disks with 10-inch<br />

spacing. (Also available with<br />

heavy cast rear wheel.)<br />

Wherever there's a job for a<br />

field cultivator, the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong><br />

MT-5 Tool Bar with Quik-Tatch<br />

Double-Coil-Spring Teeth is an<br />

ideal implement. Preparing seedbeds<br />

. . . weeding . . . mulching<br />

. . . working fallow land . . . to<br />

reduce wind and water erosion<br />

... renovating alfalfa and pasture<br />

—these are among the jobs you'll<br />

do quickly, easily, and effectively<br />

with this equipment.<br />

Strength and ruggedness are<br />

apparent in every part of the<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> MT-5. Ample vertical<br />

and fore-and-aft clearance assures<br />

good work in trashy conditions.<br />

Teeth are quickly and<br />

easily adjusted along the 68-inch<br />

tool bar, to meet requirements<br />

of the job at hand.<br />

M1<br />

and MT-8 Disk Tillers<br />

-5 Field Cultivator


MT-300 Front-Mounted<br />

Bedder<br />

With a Quik-Tatch MT-300<br />

for your <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> "MT," you<br />

take advantage of the many timeproved<br />

features which have long<br />

since established the leadership<br />

of front-end bedders for larger<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Tractors.<br />

With the MT-300, tractor<br />

tires run in the newly-made furrows;<br />

traction is improved, and<br />

the tires do not pack either half<br />

of the bed. <strong>The</strong> tractor "pushes"<br />

the bottoms, assuring maximum<br />

penetrating ability. <strong>The</strong> Dual<br />

Touch-o-matic system of the<br />

"MT" permits individual control<br />

of the two bottoms—mighty<br />

important in small fields or on<br />

contoured land with point rows.<br />

Safety trips are regular equip.<br />

ment.<br />

MT-88 Multi-Row Vegetabl<br />

e Cultivator<br />

Unexcelled view of work .. .<br />

quick, easy dodge .. . simple,<br />

positive adjustments . . . parallel<br />

lift ... great strength and rigidity<br />

without excessive weight . . .<br />

big capacity . . . full row-width<br />

adaptability . . . wide variety of<br />

shovels, sweeps, and other tools<br />

—these are among the features<br />

you'll like in the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong><br />

MT-88 Quik-Tatch Multi-Row<br />

Cultivator.<br />

BELOW: Two-Row Bean Harvester Attachment<br />

for MT-88 Vegetable Cultivator,<br />

with MT-1 Boot Vine Turner.<br />

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<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Two-Row Planting<br />

zing Attachment<br />

No. 212-A Planting and Fertili<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> No. 212-A Planting<br />

and Fertilizing Attachment converts<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> two-row tractor<br />

cultivators into efficient drill-planters<br />

that plant and fertilize corn, cotton,<br />

beans, peas, peanuts, and many other<br />

crops. <strong>The</strong> tractor and cultivator provide<br />

a common frame for planting,<br />

fertilizing, and cultivating equipment.<br />

This reduces your implement investment<br />

and makes for easier maintenance<br />

and storage. By obtaining<br />

side-dressing adapters (divided<br />

spouts, etc.) you can use this outfit for<br />

side dressing at cultivating time.<br />

No. 218-A Planting and<br />

Fertilizing Attachment<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> No. 218-A Planting<br />

anal Fertilizing Attachment (inset)<br />

converts <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> two-row tractor<br />

cultivators into sweep-type planters<br />

that plant and fertilize practically any<br />

crop. This two-row outfit puts in up<br />

to 30 acres per day—on beds .. in<br />

furrows ... or flatland.<br />

6,{N<br />

No. 200 Side-Dressing Attach<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> No. 200 Side-<br />

Dressing Attachment makes it<br />

easy to side-dress corn, cotton,<br />

or other row crops when cultivating.<br />

This method of fertilizing<br />

makes more food available to<br />

the crop at a critical time in its<br />

growth—enables you to vary the<br />

application to suit the stand. Delaying<br />

fertilization until cultivating<br />

time also may result in savings<br />

if the moisture reserves in<br />

the soil don't justify heavy applications<br />

of fertilizer.<br />

With the No. 200, fertilizer is<br />

placed directly behind the inside<br />

cultivator shovels on both sides<br />

of the rows. Simple design and<br />

sturdy construction assure long,<br />

trouble-free service.


and Fertilizing Attachments<br />

MT-30 Lister with<br />

Fertilizer Attachment<br />

with dreeed-r-0,60e CONTROL<br />

No. 223-A Combination Unit<br />

In prepared ground, the <strong>John</strong><br />

<strong>Deere</strong> Combination Unit for the<br />

<strong>Model</strong> "MT" beds or furrows,<br />

plants and fertilizes up to 30<br />

acres per day in one operation.<br />

<strong>The</strong> tractor with cultivator is a<br />

common frame for planting,<br />

fertilizing, and cultivating equipment.<br />

This outfit is easily adapted for<br />

planting on beds (see small<br />

view), in furrows (large view),<br />

or on flatland. <strong>The</strong> disk hillers<br />

may be set to make beds in prepared<br />

land—runner shoes can be<br />

equipped with gauge shoes to<br />

level off tops of beds and control<br />

planting depth accurately. When<br />

planting in furrows, disk hillers<br />

are reversed and set close to<br />

open up a furrow. Sweep or<br />

shovel is mounted behind disks<br />

to clean out the "balk."<br />

MT-30 and MT-140 Listers<br />

Bed and plant for profit with a<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> MT-30 (shown at left)<br />

or MT-140—two listers that combine<br />

the outstanding performance of <strong>John</strong><br />

<strong>Deere</strong> lister bottoms with the worldfamous<br />

accuracy and dependability<br />

of <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> planting equipment.<br />

Both are completely integral, compact,<br />

and close-coupled for easy handling<br />

and exceptional maneuverability.<br />

<strong>The</strong> great flexibility of the MT-30,<br />

a result of combining tool-bar construction<br />

with Dual Touch-o-matic<br />

control, is an outstanding advantage<br />

in working contours and on uneven<br />

ground. Big-capacity seed cans are<br />

directly over the openers, for direct<br />

drop of seed to furrow. Planting<br />

units drive from the tractor axle, en-<br />

; gage or disengage automatically as<br />

the lister is raised or lowered.<br />

<strong>The</strong> MT-140 has independent<br />

beams, individually controlled by the<br />

Dual Touch-o-matic system. Planting<br />

mechanism is driven by the gauge<br />

wheels. Cushion spring hitch is regular.<br />

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M-20 Center-Mouni ed Mower for "M" and "MT" Tractors<br />

<strong>The</strong> new <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> M-20<br />

Mower gives you all the desirable<br />

features of a centermounted<br />

mower plus some exclusive<br />

features not previously<br />

available in mowers of this type.<br />

One of the most important advantages<br />

is the unobstructed view<br />

afforded the operator. In addition,<br />

it is much easier to follow<br />

the swath with a center-mounted<br />

mower. <strong>The</strong> M-20 creates less<br />

side draft on the tractor, less<br />

vibration because of the heavy<br />

mounting and better weight distribution.<br />

<strong>The</strong> center mounting<br />

permits a greatly improved<br />

floating action of the cutter bar<br />

over rough or uneven ground.<br />

<strong>The</strong> cutter bar (4-1/2-, 5-, 6-, or<br />

7-foot) is raised or lowered by<br />

hydraulic power.<br />

<strong>The</strong> light-running <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong><br />

No. 5 Power Mower has earned<br />

a reputation for giving new<br />

mower performance over a<br />

longer time no matter how tough<br />

mowing conditions may be. Cutting<br />

parts are extra durable to<br />

stay sharp longer and they are<br />

safeguarded against breakage.<br />

By means of an easily adjusted<br />

eccentric, the outer end of the<br />

cutter bar can be brought ahead<br />

to take up lag, thus making it<br />

easy to keep the knife and pitman<br />

in line over the years.<br />

<strong>The</strong> cutter bar swings back<br />

when it hits an obstruction; a<br />

safety slip clutch on the power<br />

shaft prevents damage to all<br />

working parts.<br />

<strong>John</strong><br />

<strong>Deere</strong> No. 5 Mower


<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "H" Maw ire Spreader<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> No. 101 Cori ri Picker<br />

Built entirely of steel, the<br />

<strong>Model</strong> "H" has an abundance of<br />

strength for heavy-duty tractor<br />

operation and mechanical loading.<br />

Box and frame are one unit<br />

—rigidly braced and trussed to<br />

prevent bending or twisting out<br />

of shape. <strong>The</strong> big-capacity, roller-bearing<br />

mounted beaters are<br />

geared for tractor speed—do a<br />

good job of shredding and<br />

spreading.<br />

Proper weight distribution of<br />

the loaded box on both spreader<br />

and tractor wheels provides<br />

"sure-footedness" for successful<br />

year-'round operation. Short<br />

turning radius; enclosed oilbathed<br />

feed ratchet; completely<br />

shielded chains and drives; and<br />

easily raised and lowered frontend<br />

foot support are other valuable<br />

features.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> No. 101 One-<br />

Row Wheel-and-Drawbar-<br />

Mounted Corn Picker and the<br />

<strong>Model</strong> "MT" Tractor make a<br />

fast, economical harvest team.<br />

<strong>The</strong> No. 101 has plenty of capacity<br />

and the <strong>Model</strong> "MT" has<br />

plenty of power to handle the<br />

No. 101 in every crop or field<br />

condition.<br />

<strong>The</strong> left side of the No. 101<br />

rides on a rubber-tired, rollerbearing<br />

wheel and the right side<br />

is carried on the drawbar. Good<br />

work is easy with hydraulic<br />

Touch-o-matic to raise or lower<br />

the gatherers. One man can attach<br />

or detach the No. 101 in a<br />

matter of minutes.


DITCHER<br />

This husky attachment,<br />

which works as deep as 10<br />

inches, makes excellent irrigation<br />

ditches as fast as<br />

the tractor travels.<br />

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<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> M-50 Heavy-Duty Integral Tool Carrier<br />

LISTER<br />

Listers can be spaced as<br />

desired for listing, making<br />

small ditches, or "furrowing<br />

out" for deeper irrigation.<br />

BUCK SCRAPER<br />

Here's the utility<br />

tool for every farm.<br />

Cutting a full 5-foot<br />

width, this scraper<br />

handles many earthand<br />

material-moving<br />

jobs.<br />

TAKES ALL THIS EASILY-ATTACHED EQUIPMENT<br />

COIL-SPRING CULTIVATOR<br />

Working as deep as 9 inches, this<br />

sturdy attachment handles efficiently<br />

many different tillage jobs.<br />

M-50 HEAVY–DUTY TOOL CARRIER<br />

<strong>The</strong> rugged M-50 Integral Carrier, for<br />

both "M" and "MT" Tractors, is the backbone<br />

of a faster, easier, more economical<br />

method of farming. Its wide variety of<br />

low-cost Quik-Tatch attachments will<br />

keep your implement investment at rockbottom.<br />

TRANSPLANTER<br />

<strong>The</strong>re's no faster, easier way<br />

to transplant crops than with<br />

this speedy, gentle-handling<br />

<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Plantrol. One-row<br />

shown above; two-row available.<br />

CHISEL CULTIVATOR<br />

Shattering tight soils or shallow<br />

plowpan as deep as 12 inches is an<br />

easy job for this rugged cultivator.<br />

FURROWER<br />

Using this attachment is the<br />

easiest, most economical method<br />

for preparing irrigation furrows.<br />

4-BLADE BORDER DISK<br />

This husky implement makes<br />

excellent irrigation borders,<br />

levees, and beds for melon<br />

crops. 22- and 24-inch blades.<br />

6-BLADE BORDER DISK<br />

This huskier border<br />

disk, with 20-, 22-, and<br />

24-inch blades, does an<br />

excellent job of making<br />

borders, levees, and<br />

vegetable beds.


<strong>The</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "M"<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "M" General-Purpose is a 1-2-plow<br />

cultivating tractor of standard-tread type. Like<br />

the <strong>Model</strong> "MT," it brings a complete system of<br />

farming to smaller farms and serves on larger<br />

farms as an efficient "helper" to larger tractors.<br />

In power, speeds, economy, ease of handling,<br />

ease of servicing, comfort for the operator,<br />

mechanical features, and conveniences, it is<br />

practically the same as the "MT." Where the<br />

"MT" has two hydraulic control levers, the <strong>Model</strong><br />

"M" has but one, as one is all that is needed for<br />

handling "M" one-row equipment. Rear wheels<br />

on the "M" are adjustable from 38 inches minimum<br />

to 52 inches maximum. Regular front wheels<br />

are fixed, but adjustable front axle can he furnished<br />

as extra.<br />

OTHER JOHN DEERE 7//"4 5;4 e TRACTORS<br />

Track <strong>Type</strong> <strong>Model</strong> "MC"<br />

If your hillsides are too steep to work with<br />

wheel tractors . . . if you have difficult traction<br />

conditions such as light soils, wet ground, or<br />

rough terrain ... you will want to investigate this<br />

compact, powerful "little giant" among track-type<br />

tractors. It gives you 2-3-plow capacity, handles<br />

an 8-foot double-action disk harrow. <strong>The</strong>re are<br />

four forward speeds and reverse. Length is 102<br />

inches; width, 67 inches; height about 50 inches.<br />

Approximate weight, 4,000 pounds. Regular<br />

equipment includes starter, battery, generator,<br />

adjustable air-cushion seat, power take-off, fenders,<br />

sod-pan, and same engine as "M" and "MT"<br />

Tractors. Belt pulley, hydraulic control, hydraulic<br />

tool carrier, and a wide variety of equipment for<br />

field, orchard, and vineyard are available.<br />

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<strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> sells just as much power as you<br />

need, in the right type of tractor for your requirements.<br />

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powered by famous <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> 2-cylinder<br />

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the exacting needs on farms of every size and<br />

type. <strong>The</strong>re's one that will give you the utmost<br />

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