John Deere 1020 Tractor Parts

The John Deere 1020 was introduced in 1966 as part of the '20' series, replacing earlier models and offering improved features and performance. Production continued until 1973. Engine options included a 152 cubic inch John Deere diesel engine producing approximately 44 horsepower, or a 164 cubic inch John Deere gasoline engine producing around 40 horsepower. The tractor typically featured a gear-driven transmission, offering either 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds or an optional 8 forward and 2 reverse speed transmission, providing a good range of operating speeds. The 1020 had a PTO horsepower of approximately 35-38, with a standard 540 RPM PTO. Hydraulic capacity was around 7.5 GPM, powering implements and the optional power steering. It featured a Category I 3-point hitch, making it compatible with a wide range of implements. The John Deere 1020 was commonly used for row crop work, hay production, livestock operations, and light tillage. Compared to other models in the lineup, the 1020 offered a balance of power, size, and affordability, making it a popular choice for smaller farms and as a secondary tractor on larger operations.