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Model B Tractors
Around the 1930’s demands rose for a tractor smaller than, the Model A John Deere tractor, to be used for medium sized farms. In response, the John Deere Company invented the Model-B. The Model-B has a 6 speed, 2 cylinder gas engine. 1952 was the last year these tractors were produced. In recent years, efforts to restore these now antique tractors have become popular. The process of restoring a Model B John Deere is simple compared to some tractors, but is still a challenging task.

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