Original John Deere Model A: 1934-1952
 Restoring a John Deere tractor can be easy. Correctly restoring one, however, involves hours of research and painstaking attention to every detail. What wheels, lugs, and tires are appropriate for a particular serial number? Were the markings applied as decals or stenciled? Which is accurate for an early A: an open or closed fan shaft? Should the magneto be painted? The answers to these fundamental restoration questions and many more are answered in Original John Deere Model A.
The book outlines the evolution of the Model A and all its variations. From the simple unstyled row-crops to the last of the stylized hi-crop, orchard, and industrial models, all the changes, updates, and alterations are detailed in user-friendly, chronologocal text.
Serial number guides, beautiful modern and archival photographs, and exhaustive primary research describe in detail, the correct wheel and body configurations, model variations, paint schemes, and markings for every Model A produced between 1934 and 1952.
Table of Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- In search of the best all-purpose tractor
- Unstyled Model A Row-Crops
- The early-styled A Row-Crops
- The late-styled Model A Row-Crops
- The Model AH (a Hi-Crop)
- The unstyled models AR and AO
- The Model AO-S
- The Model AI
- The styled models AR and AO
- Appendix
- Index
Whether you are reviving a retired Deere to its former glory, or simply want to delve into the intricate model differences and similarities, Original John Deere Model A will satisfy your need "to make it green!"
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