John Deere 3300

The John Deere 3300 is a versatile utility tractor designed and built by Renault for John Deere in Le Mans, France, from 1995 to 1998. Featuring both two-wheel drive (2WD) and optional four-wheel drive (4WD) configurations, it caters to various agricultural tasks. Equipped with a robust John Deere 4045D liquid-cooled diesel engine with a displacement of 276 cubic inches, it delivers 75 horsepower at 2050 RPM. The engine's natural aspiration provides reliable performance without the complexity of forced induction systems. Transmission options include a 10-speed synchronized shuttle, 20-speed synchronized shuttle with mechanical splitter, and a 20-speed twinshift two-speed power shift, allowing for adaptable speed control for different farming operations. This model is also fitted with power steering, wet disc brakes, and a sizable 115-liter fuel tank. It features a rear Category 2 hitch with a lift capacity ranging between 8,430 and 10,070 pounds, accommodating substantial implements. Options for the tractor include a basic or deluxe cab with a heater, presenting a comfortable operating environment in various weather conditions.