John Deere kerosene 2-cylinder liquid-cooled 99. John Deere H Specs John Deere H History Manufacturer: John Deere H Original Price: $650 (1947) John Deere H Serial Number Now, let’s find out the John Deere H Row-Crop Tractor Price, Parts Specs, Reviews, Serial numbers & Images. John Deere H Row-Crop Tractor featured with a John Deere 1.6L 2-cyl kerosene engine, 4×2 2WD, 2080 to 3035 pounds weight, 3 forward and 1 reverse gears, and 4.5 qts oil capacity. 4 East Gate Road, Sufferm, New York 10901 I located my 1939 John Deere model H, serial No. John Deere H Row-Crop Tractor was equipped with a John Deere kerosene 2-cylinder liquid-cooled 99.7 ci engine, which delivers 12 hp power at rated rpm 1400. This 1939 John Deere Model H, serial number 1869, was recently restored by Joe Gonyo, 4 East Gate Road, Suffem, New York 10901. The John Deere Model M Row-Crop tractor replaced it With a 12 hp (8.9 kW) John Deere 2-cylinder kerosene engine. The John Deere Model H was Introduced in 1938 and was manufactured until 1947. Thanks for any help you might be able to provide.John Deere H Price, Reviews, Specs, Engine Oil Capacity, Weight, Serial Numbers, Attachments, History, Features & Pictures It was never brought to my attention that it needed anything, I just need to figure out how to start it (fly wheel/magneto).Ĭan anyone give me a good idea as to what it's worth? Anyone know of anyone with interest? Tractor is located in Newry, Maine. John Deere 420 and 430 model tractors had many different variations. Also has the wood saw/log cutter attachment (no belt). John Deere H Points found in: Magneto Tune Up Kit, Points, Premium Delco Ignition. The sheet metal is in very good shape, no rust just needs to be cleaned up. I'd also like to get the best value for it (to help her expenses) while making sure it goes to a good home. It was my Dad's tractor, he passed away last year and I'm trying to help my mom part with many of his 'belongings' that are a difficult reminder for her. I'm not sure the exact year, I looked up the serial number a few years ago and seem to remember it being a 1940 or 1941. It was started up on occasion and driven around briefly every few years or so. It has not seen ANY use and been stored in a garage for the last 40+ years. I'm looking to sell a 1940-1941 John Deere Model H.
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