John Deere 60

The John Deere 60 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1952 to 1956 by John Deere in Waterloo, Iowa, USA. It was built in five variants including the basic 60, standard 60S, high-seat standard 60S6, orchard 60-O, and high-crop 60H with 32-inch clearance. It features a 5.3L 2-cylinder liquid-cooled engine available in gasoline, all-fuel, and LP gas versions. The tractor has a 6-speed unsynchronized gear transmission with a dry disc clutch. It offers drawbar power of about 37 hp and belt power of about 41 hp. The tractor has two-wheel drive with manual steering and optional power steering from 1954. It has an open operator station with a foam padded seat. Fuel capacity is 20.5 gallons for gasoline and 28 gallons for LP gas. The hydraulic system is open center with 1.5 gallons capacity and 930 psi pressure. The tractor hitch is John Deere 800 type and PTO is transmission-driven with optional independent PTO. Dimensions include a 90-inch wheelbase, 139-inch length, and weight ranging from 5300 to 5800 pounds. Tires vary by model and use. The John Deere 60 was a popular and versatile tractor in its era.