John Deere 108 Riding Mower Parts

The John Deere 108 lawn tractor was part of John Deere's entry-level riding mower lineup, offering homeowners a dependable and affordable option for lawn care. Introduced to provide a balance of performance and value, the 108 was designed for maintaining small to medium-sized residential lawns. It typically came equipped with a Briggs & Stratton single-cylinder engine, producing around 10-12 horsepower, sufficient for tackling most residential mowing tasks. The engine displacement was typically around 344cc. The John Deere 108 featured a gear-drive transmission, known for its durability. The most common deck size was 38 inches, offering a good balance between maneuverability and cutting width. Key features included a simple, user-friendly design, easy access to controls, and a relatively compact size for easy storage. Compared to larger, more expensive models in the John Deere lineup, the 108 offered a more basic but still capable mowing experience, making it a popular choice for homeowners on a budget or with smaller properties. While not designed for heavy-duty commercial use or large acreage, the 108 excelled at maintaining typical residential lawns.