John Deere 8200 Tractor Parts

8200 parts and accessories

The John Deere 8200 tractor, manufactured from 1994 to 1997, was a popular choice for farmers needing a reliable workhorse. Powered by a robust John Deere 8.1L diesel engine producing around 175 engine horsepower, the 8200 delivered ample power for demanding tasks. Its high PTO horsepower made it ideal for running various implements, solidifying its reputation as a dependable performer in the field.

The John Deere 8200 was introduced in 1994 as part of the John Deere '00 series tractors, replacing earlier models and offering increased power and improved features. Production continued through 1997. It's powered by a John Deere 8.1L 6-cylinder diesel engine, producing approximately 175 horsepower. The engine displacement is 496 cubic inches. Transmission options included a 12-speed partial power shift transmission or a more advanced 16-speed power shift transmission. The PTO horsepower is rated at approximately 145 HP with a 540/1000 RPM PTO. The hydraulic system boasts a capacity of around 30 GPM, with multiple remote valves available for operating hydraulic implements. It features a Category II or III 3-point hitch, capable of lifting upwards of 7,000 lbs. The 8200 was commonly used for row crop operations, tillage, hay production, and general farm work. Compared to smaller models in the John Deere lineup, the 8200 offered significantly more power and hydraulic capacity, making it suitable for larger farms and more demanding tasks. It was positioned as a versatile and reliable tractor for a wide range of agricultural applications.

Specifications

Engine	John Deere 8.1L 175 HP Diesel
PTO HP	145 HP @ 540/1000 RPM
Transmission	Partial Power Shift (12-speed) or Full Power Shift (16-speed)
Hydraulics	30 GPM, Up to 4 remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category II/III, 7,000+ lbs Lift Capacity
Fuel Capacity	78 gallons
Weight	15,700 lbs
Years Produced	1994-1997

Maintenance Tips

Engine Oil & Filter: Change the engine oil and filter every 250-300 hours of operation using the recommended John Deere oil and filter. This ensures optimal engine lubrication and prevents premature wear.
Hydraulic System: Regularly inspect hydraulic fluid levels and check for leaks. Change the hydraulic fluid and filter according to the manufacturer's recommendations (typically every 1000-1200 hours) to maintain hydraulic performance and prevent contamination.
Fuel System: Use clean, high-quality diesel fuel and regularly inspect the fuel filter. Drain the fuel tank periodically to remove any water or sediment buildup.
Seasonal Storage: Before storing the tractor for the winter, stabilize the fuel, change the engine oil and filter, and grease all lubrication points. Disconnect the battery and store it in a cool, dry place to prevent discharge.

History & Background

The John Deere 8200 was introduced in 1994 as a key member of the '00 series, designed to provide farmers with more power and updated features compared to its predecessors. This series marked a significant step forward in tractor technology for John Deere, contributing to the company's reputation for innovation and reliability in agricultural equipment.