John Deere 5020

The John Deere 5020 is a standard-tread tractor produced from 1965 to 1972 as part of the New Generation Series. It was built in Waterloo, Iowa, USA, with a total production of 12,909 units including both standard and row-crop versions. Powered by a John Deere 8.7L 6-cylinder liquid-cooled diesel engine, it delivers an estimated 155.6 hp engine power. The tractor features an 8-speed partially synchronized John Deere Syncro-Range transmission, two-wheel drive, power steering, and optional cab with heat and air. It has a fuel capacity of 68 gallons and a hydraulic system capacity of 16 gallons. The tractor's dimensions include a 104-inch wheelbase, 172.3-inch length, and weighs between 14,510 to 19,630 pounds depending on configuration. The 5020 was succeeded by the John Deere 6030 and preceded by the John Deere 5010.