John Deere 3010

The John Deere 3010 was produced from 1961 to 1963 as part of the New Generation Series. It is a row-crop tractor available in row-crop, row-crop utility, standard, and orchard versions. It was manufactured in Waterloo, Iowa, USA and Mexico with a total production of 44,000 units. The original price was $4,700 in 1963. The tractor features multiple engine options including gasoline, diesel, and LP gas 4-cylinder liquid-cooled inline engines. It has an 8-speed partially synchronized transmission and offers power outputs up to 59.44 hp (tested PTO). The tractor includes power steering, differential hydraulic wet disc brakes, and an open operator station. It supports a rear Type II hitch and independent rear and mid PTOs. The 3010 has various wheelbase and dimension configurations depending on the version, with weights ranging from 5624 to 6500 pounds. It can be equipped with a 48 Loader front-end loader attachment with a lift capacity of 2400 lbs and breakout force of 3600 lbs. Electrical system options include 12V and 24V configurations.