Long, a long time ago, in 1934, the first John Deere A left the production line. It was an extraordinary tractor for its time. In fact, it was so popular that its production lasted almost 20 years, until 1952! This is something that is not heard to speak today. Although having a 25 hp engine may not seem much (especially if we take into account that many hosts have engines of more than 25 hp), it was suitable for the time.
However, there were many variations of the John Deere Model A. The John Deere Ar was produced from 1935 to 1948 that had a regular/standard thread. The John Deere Ao was a model designed for orchards and also had a standard/regular thread, in addition to being aerodynamic and low, which allowed him to easily approach trees. The John Deere AI was designed and built for commercial use. It is easily distinguished from others because it is not green and yellow, but totally yellow. It was differentiated from others due to the fact that its front axle was located a few centimeters further back to allow greater maneuverability. He had 4 marches forward and 1 reverse. There was also an AN model, which only had a single source wheel, located in the center. This was a great tractor for rows crops, but it was often a bit unstable in irregular land.
The John Deere Model A Original was a fantastic tractor for crops in row in his time. In fact, the model A came out of the factory with steel wheels, while the rubber wheels were optional (since the rubber was very expensive at that time). Interestingly, many of the first versions of John Deere to should start with crank, while later versions had batteries. However, the John Deere Model A is a legendary tractor among John Deere’s enthusiasts. He sold more than 330, 000 units if we take into account the different variations (AO, AN, AI, AR) and helped consolidate John Deere as one of the main tractors manufacturers in the world.
