Lanz 700

The Lanz 700 is a farm tractor produced from 1962 to 1966 by Lanz, a part of John Deere, built in Mannheim, Germany. It features a John Deere 2.7L 4-cylinder liquid-cooled diesel engine producing 53 hp (39.5 kW) at 2400 rpm. The tractor has a 10-speed constant mesh transmission with 10 forward and 3 reverse gears. It is a two-wheel drive with manual steering and disc brakes, and an open operator station. The tractor includes an open center hydraulic system with 2200 psi pressure and 4.2 gpm pump flow. The rear hitch is type II with a lift capacity of 1764 lbs (800 kg). The PTO offers rear 540/1000 rpm and a standard mid PTO at 1000 rpm. Dimensions include a 76.8 inch wheelbase, 133.5 inch length, and 65 inch minimum width. The tractor weighs 4775 lbs (2165 kg). Tires include 6.00-16 front and various rear sizes. Attachments include the Deere-Lanz 70 Loader with a 2028 lbs lift capacity and 3627 lbs breakout force. The serial number plate is located on the right side of the tractor frame above the front axle.