The Model 40 V | |
Special configuration a.k.a. Vegetable |
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Model 40 V was a tractor built by Deere to fill a nitch market and most were sold mostly in the southern states. They had a higher ground clearance than most other tractors in the 40 line. The serial number plate on these tractors state "40-V" . This tractor was a one row tractor used in farming bushy crops like tomatoes.
It had the standard three point hitch. Lights, cigarette lighter, and front end weights were popular add-ons.
With only 329 units built, it's the second lowest produced 40. Production on the 40V began in October of 1954 for the 55 model year, with serial # 60001 and continued until October of 1955 ending with #60329.
Specifications:
Horsepower - drawbar | 21.0 | Horsepower - belt | 23.6 |
Tires - Front | 5.00 -15 or 6.00 -16 | Clearance | 26 -1/4" |
Tires - Rear | 9 - 34 or 10 - 34 | Width | 74 -1/16" |
Compression | 6.5:1 | Length | 124" |
Gears | 4 fwd, 1 rev | Height - over hood | 61 -5/8" |
Weight | 3050 | Wheelbase | 72 -7/8" |
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