John Deere BN
| 1935 - 1946 |
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Two-Cylinder Letter Series | Row-Crop tractor |
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Production |
Manufacturer: | John Deere
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Type: | Row-Crop tractor
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Factory: | Waterloo, Iowa, USA
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Total built: | 1001 (BN - unstyled)
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| 65 (BNH - unstyled)
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The John Deere BN (B-Narrow) was designed for use in row crops with narrow spacing. The BN was equipped with a single front wheel for work in crop rows as narrow as 12 inches. The BN was also available in a high-clearance option, the BNH, with higher clearance and wide rear tread options. |
Variants |
B: | tricycle front axle
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BR: | fixed front axle
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BO: | Orchard
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BN: | narrow row-crop
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BNH: | high-clearance BN
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BI: | industrial tractor
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John Deere BN Power |
Drawbar (claimed): | 12 hp 8.9 kW
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Belt (claimed): | 16 hp 11.9 kW
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Plows: | 2*10-inch
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Mechanical |
Chassis: | 4x2 2WD
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Steering: | manual
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Brakes: | differential mechanical expanding shoe
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Cab: | Open operator station with pressed steel seat.
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Transmission: | 4-speed unsynchronized gear
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Transmission details ... |
Power Take-off (PTO) |
Rear PTO: | transmission
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Rear RPM: | 540
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BN Serial Numbers |
Location: | The left side of the transmission case, under the governor.
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photo of BN serial number
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1935: | 1000
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1936: | 12012
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1937: | 27389
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1938: | 46175
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1939: | 60000
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1940: | 81600
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1941: | 96000
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1942: | 126345
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1943: | 143420
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1944: | 152862
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1945: | 173179
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1946: | 183673
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1947: | 199744
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1948: | 216055
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1949: | 237346
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1950: | 258205
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1951: | 276557
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1952: | 299175
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Final: | 310772
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how to read serial numbers...
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Belt Pulley |
Diameter: | 9.6875 inches 24 cm
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Width: | 7.25 inches 18 cm
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RPM: | 1250
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Speed: | 3110 ft/min 947.93 meters/min
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Electrical |
Ground: | positive
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Page information |
Last update: | September 10, 2015
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