The story
The 3020 belonged to John Deere's New Generation family and took over from the 3010, which it closely resembled. It sat on a 90 inch wheelbase and was rated at 71 horsepower.
Farmers could pick a four-cylinder engine for gasoline, diesel or LP gas, all built by John Deere. The standard gearbox gave eight forward and two reverse speeds, with a power shift transmission available as an option.
A wide choice of front ends and tread settings let the 3020 suit row crops, utility work or orchards, and it remained in production until 1972.
No John Deere 3020 listings yet. Dealers and private sellers will be able to list them here soon.
Selling one?Nebraska tractor test
| Test number | 848 |
| Year tested | 1963 |
Test 848 was the diesel. Other tests of this model: 851 (gas, 1963), 852 (LPG, 1963), 940, 941 and 942 (Syncro-Range diesel, gas and LPG), 1010 (Power Shift, 1969), 1011 (Syncro Range, 1969).