The John Deere B, a legendary tractor model produced between 1939 and 1946, stands as an enduring symbol of American farming history. Known for its iconic green and yellow design, this Two-Cylinder Letter Series Row-Crop tractor was crafted in Waterloo, Iowa, USA, and left an indelible mark on agriculture. The “styled” version introduced in 1938 represented a significant upgrade, featuring a larger engine and sleeker sheet metal. Its versatility was further demonstrated by various variants catering to specific needs, from orchard use to industrial applications. With its rich heritage and timeless design, the John Deere B remains a beloved collector’s item and a testament to agricultural innovation.
John Deere B tractor Specs
Model Year
1939-1946
Series
Two-Cylinder Letter Series
Type
Row-Crop Tractor
Production
Manufacturer
John Deere
Built in
Waterloo, Iowa, USA
Total Built (Early-Styled B)
136,863
Note
In June of 1938, production commenced for the “styled” John Deere Model B, intended for the 1939 model year. This upgraded B featured a larger engine and new sheet metal.