All 46 values recorded for this model, as the source lists them and in its units. The spec sheet shows the same data checked, typed and converted.
Overview
Production
Manufacturer
Waterloo Boy (a part of John Deere)
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Standard-tread tractor
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Built in Waterloo, Iowa, USA
Total built
21,392
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Original price was $1,050 in 1921
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The "N" was in production at the Waterloo Engine Company when, in 1918, it became the John Deere Tractor Company. When Nebraska created its tractor testing program, the "N" was the first to be tested.
Engine
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Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company 7.6L 2-cyl kerosene
Fuel tank
20 gal | 75.7 L
Aux. fuel
1 gal | 3.8 L
Transmission
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2-speed unsynchronized gear
Power
Drawbar (claimed)
12 hp | 8.9 kW
Belt (claimed)
25 hp | 18.6 kW
Plows
3 (14-inch)
Drawbar (tested)
15.98 hp | 11.9 kW
Belt (tested)
25.97 hp | 19.4 kW
Mechanical
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Two-wheel drive
Steering
manual chain and capstan
Steering
manual
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Manual brakes
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Open operator station with steel pan seat. Optional steel canopy.