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    John Deere 140

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    Model:140
    Years:1968 - 1974
    Next model:John Deere 300
    Type:Lawn & Garden tractor
    Original price:-unknown-





     

    Production:

    Factory:Horicon, Wisconsin, USA
    Manufacturer:John Deere
    Total built:-unknown-
     

    Variants:

    140H3:three hydraulic remotes
     

    Engine:

       Kohler 1-cyl gasoline
    full engine details ...
     

    Lawn Tractor Attachments:

    Lawn mower:41 inches [104 cm]
    48 inches [121 cm]
     

    Capacity:

    Fuel:1.75 gal [6 L]
     

    3-Point Hitch:

    Rear Hitch Category:0 (optional)
    Rear lift:-unknown-
     

    Power Take-off (PTO):

    Rear PTO:live
    Rear speed (RPM):-unknown-
    Mid PTO:electric
    Mid speed (RPM):-unknown-
    Front PTO:electric
    Front speed (RPM):-unknown-
     

    Tires:

    Lawn/turf front:-unknown-
    Lawn/turf rear:-unknown-
     

    Serial Numbers:

     1968: 1001
    1969: 10001
    1970: 22401
    1971: 30001
    1972: 38001
    1973: 46501
    1974: 56501
    Final:
     

    Links:

    WeekendFreedomMachines.com: information, photos, allied equipment data, and an active John Deere lawn tractor forum
     

    Power:

    Engine:12-14 hp [8.9-10.4 kW]
     

    Mechanical:

    Chassis:4x2 2WD
    Steering:-unknown-
    Brakes:drum
    Cab:Open operator station.
     

    Electrical:

    Ground:-unknown-
     

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    Last update:November 1, 2009
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