9620 Tractor

When blacksmith John Deere invented the “self-polishing” plow in 1837 to help farmers cultivate the sticky Midwestern soil, he could not have imagined the amazing machines that would one day bear his name. While farms and equipment got bigger, the soil remained the same–challenging. And John Deere has always known how to rise to a challenge.

Weighing over 36,000 pounds, the new 9620 is the largest tractor ever built by John Deere. It is designed with four-wheel drive and 500 horsepower to keep the farmer going even in tough conditions… because what matters to farmers today is the same thing that mattered over 150 years ago,–getting the job done.

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