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John Deere 60 Standard vs John Deere 920
Verdict: John Deere 60 Standard vs John Deere 920
The John Deere 60 Standard and the John Deere 920 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Both are rated at the same 37 hp. John Deere 920 is the lighter machine (1,973 kg vs 4,347 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. John Deere 920 is the newer design (1967 vs 1954). Use the full side-by-side spec tables below to weigh the details against your own operation, and confirm with a dealer demo.
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John Deere
71
Fit score
Best match
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John Deere
71
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Best match
Clear
Rated power
37 hp
37 hp
Confidence
98%
98%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
John DeereReference
John DeereReference
With 14-30 rear tires.Reference
With 9.5/9-36 rear tires and 25 kph option.Reference
Total built
2,854Reference
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Steering
power optional (1954 on)Reference
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Final drives
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planetaryReference
Differential lock
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mechanical rearReference
Variants
60
row-cropReference
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60S
standard-treadReference
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60O
orchardReference
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60 Hi-Crop
high-clearanceReference
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Engine
Drawbar (claimed)
22.4 kWReference
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Belt (claimed)
24.8 kWReference
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Plows
3Reference
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Displacement
5.3 LReference
2.5 LReference
Bore/Stroke
140 x 171 mmReference
98 x 110 mmReference
Fuel system
duplex carburetorReference
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Air cleaner
oil bathReference
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Compression
7.3:1Reference
16.7:1Reference
Rated RPM
975Reference
2300Reference
Firing order
1-2Reference
1-2-3Reference
Starter
electricReference
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Starter volts
12Reference
12Reference
Oil capacity
22.7 LReference
37.9 LReference
Coolant capacity
28.4 LReference
10.4 LReference
Engine (gross)
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27.6 kWReference
Engine (net)
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27.6 kWReference
Power (net)
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27.6 kWReference
Power (gross)
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27.6 kWReference
Idle RPM
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650-2440Reference
Operating RPM
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1300-2300Reference
Transmission
Transmission
John DeereReference
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Gears
6 forward and 1 reverseReference
8 forward and 4 reverseReference
Clutch
four 254mm dry discsReference
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Capacities
Fuel
106.0 LReference
62.5 LReference
Aux. fuel
3.8 LReference
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Diameter
32 cmReference
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Width
18 cmReference
150 cmReference
RPM
975Reference
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Speed
996.70 meters/minReference
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PTO & Hydraulics
Hydraulic system
5.7 LReference
37.9 LReference
Type
unsynchronized gearReference
gearReference
Capacity
5.7 LReference
37.9 LReference
Pressure
64.1 barReference
137.9 barReference
Valves
1Reference
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Pump flow
33.7 lpmReference
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Rear PTO
independentReference
liveReference
Rear PTO Type
540 (1.375)Reference
540 (1.375)Reference
PTO (claimed)
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24.6 kWReference
Rear Type
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IReference
Engine RPM
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540@2100Reference
Mid PTO
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liveReference
Mid PTO Type
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1000Reference
Dimensions
Wheelbase
205 cmReference
188 cmReference
Weight
4347 to 6175 poundsReference
1973 kgReference
Front tire
6.00-16Reference
6.00-16Reference
Rear tire
14-30Reference
9.5/9-36Reference
Ag front
7.50-18Reference
5.50-16Reference
Ag rear
15-30Reference
12.4-11-32Reference
Length
321 cmReference
342 cmReference
Early Shipping weight
1971 kgReference
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Late Shipping weight
2800 kgReference
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Clearance (front axle)
33 cmReference
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Rear axle
79 mmReference
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Early Front tread
147 to 157 cmReference
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Front tread
132 to 172 cmReference
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Rear tread
157 to 203 cmReference
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Steering wheel
196 cmReference
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Height (steering wheel)
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145 cmReference
Height (exhaust)
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199 cmReference
Shipping weight
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1973 kgReference
60 Standard Serial Number Location
60 Standard Serial Numbers
1953
6025006Reference
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1954
6024786Reference
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1955
6039669Reference
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1956
6054500Reference
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Final
6063852Reference
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Electrical
Ground
positiveReference
negativeReference
Charging system
generatorReference
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Batteries
2Reference
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Battery volts
6Reference
12Reference
John Deere 60 Standard Height
Hood
153 cmReference
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Exhaust
209 cmReference
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Speeds
John Deere 920 attachments
Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.


