John Deere 2010C Specifications
Engine Horsepower: 52 hp
Manufactured: 1960 to 1965
John Deere 2010C Summary
The John Deere 2010C was produced from 1960 to 1965 as an agricultural crawler tractor. It was built in Dubuque, Iowa, USA, and offers different variants including the 2010 agricultural tractor, the 2010C agricultural crawler, and the 2010 Wheel industrial tractor. The tractor comes with several engine options: a 2.4L 4-cylinder gasoline, a 2.7L 4-cylinder diesel, and a 2.4L 4-cylinder LP gas engine. It features an 8-speed transmission with a PTO power output of 47.45 hp, a drawbar power of 39.08 hp, and a tested PTO power of 47.72 hp.
John Deere 2010C Horsepower, Weight, and Specifications:
Production
Who manufactured the John Deere 2010C and where was it built?
- Manufacturer: John Deere
- Type: Agricultural Crawler tractor
- Built in: Dubuque, Iowa, USA
Variants
What are the different variants of the John Deere 2010C?
- 2010: ag tractor
- 2010C: ag crawler
- 2010 Wheel: industrial tractor
Engines
What types of engines are available for the John Deere 2010C?
- John Deere 2.4L 4-cyl gasoline
- John Deere 2.7L 4-cyl diesel
- John Deere 2.4L 4-cyl LP gas
Transmission
What type of transmission does the John Deere 2010C have?
- 8-speed
Horsepower
What are the horsepower specifications of the John Deere 2010C?
- PTO (claimed): 47.45 hp (35.4 kW)
- Drawbar (tested): 39.08 hp (29.1 kW)
- PTO (tested): 47.72 hp (35.6 kW)
Mechanical
What are the mechanical characteristics of the John Deere 2010C?
- Drive: crawler
- Steering: multiple disc clutches
- Brakes: contracting band brakes
- Operator station: open, optional ROPS canopy
Power Take-off (PTO)
What is the rear RPM of the PTO for the John Deere 2010C?
- Rear RPM: 5,401,000
Dimensions & Tracks
What are the weight and track specifications of the John Deere 2010C?
- Weight: 8,387 to 9,645 pounds
- Tracks: 14-inch
Electrical
What are the electrical specifications of the John Deere 2010C?
- Ground: negative
- Battery volts: 12
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