1965 John Deere is a utility tractor known for its solid performance and versatility on small to mid-sized farms. It features a 4-cylinder engine and offers around 46 horsepower. With options for row-crop, utility, and industrial configurations, the 2010 was designed for a wide range of tasks, including plowing, planting, and light construction work. Its classic green and yellow styling and straightforward mechanics make it a favorite among vintage tractor enthusiasts and collectors today.
Year: 1965
Make: John Deere
Model: 2010
VIN: RU 60479
New Generation Series
Row-Crop Tractor
51.9 HP
John Deere 2010 8-Speed Transmission
Manual Steering
Differential Mechanical Dry Disc Brakes
Open Station
Fuel Capacity – 16 gal
Weight – 4700 to 5120 lbs.
3260 Hours
Gasoline / LP‑gas: 2.4 L (144.5 cu in), 4‑cylinder, liquid‑cooled, oil‑bath air cleaner; bore × stroke: 92 × 89 mm; compression ~8.3:1 (gas), 8.9:1 (LP); rated 2,500 rpm
Diesel: 2.7 L (165.1 cu in), 4‑cylinder, glow plugs; bore × stroke: 98 × 89 mm; compression 19:1; rated 2,500 rpm
Tested Drawbar Power: ~39.3 hp (29.3 kW)
Tested PTO Power: ~46.9 hp (34.9 kW)
Transmission: John Deere Syncro-Range
Gears: 8 forward and 3 reverse
Steering: Manual standard; optional power steering on some units.
Brakes: Differential mechanical dry disc; operator that year recalls variable reliability
Hydraulic System: Open-center, ~8 US gal (30.3 L)
Flow Rate: ~11 gpm (41.6 L/min)
Pressure: ~1,150 psi (79 bar)
Valves: 1 or 2 depending on configuration
3-Point Hitch: Rear Type II/I with draft and position control.
PTO: Optional independent rear PTO at 540/1,000 rpm, at
Fuel Tank: 16 US gal (60.6 L)
Hydraulic Reservoir: 8 US gal (30.3 L)
Wheelbase:
Row‑crop: ~90 in (228 cm)
Utility: ~86.9 in (220 cm)
Weight: ~4,700 to 5,120 lb (gas/diesel) depending on tires and options
