John Deere 630

The John Deere model 630 was produced from 1958 to 1960. It is a row-crop tractor built by John Deere at factories in Waterloo, Iowa, USA and Monterrey, Mexico. A total of 17,307 units were built. The tractor was available in row-crop, standard, orchard, and high-crop variants. It features a 5.0L 2-cylinder liquid-cooled engine available in gasoline, all-fuel, and LP gas versions. The transmission is a 6-speed unsynchronized gear with 6 forward and 1 reverse gears. The tractor has a drawbar power of 44 hp (claimed) and a PTO power of 48 hp (claimed). It has a wheelbase of 90 inches and weighs 5,858 lbs. The tractor includes features such as two-wheel drive, manual or optional power steering, differential mechanical drum brakes, and an open operator station. Hydraulics operate at 1200 psi with 1 or 2 valves and a pump flow of 8.9 gpm. The rear hitch is type II with an independent 540 rpm rear PTO. Tires vary with front tires at 6.00-16 and multiple rear tire options. Attachments include a 45 Loader with a 2,000 lbs lift capacity and 126 inches height at the pin. Electrical system uses positive ground with two 6-volt batteries. Serial numbers range from 6300000 in 1958 to 6318206 final. The 630 is part of the John Deere Two-Cylinder 30 Series and is related to models 3010, 530, 730, and 620.