John Deere 830

The John Deere 830 is a 2WD standard-tread tractor that falls under the Two-Cylinder 30 series, known for its utilitarian features. Produced between 1958 and 1961, this model was constructed in both Waterloo, Iowa and Monterrey, Mexico. It sports a significant heft with an operating weight of 8,642 pounds and draws power from a two-cylinder, 7.7L diesel engine, capable of delivering 69.7 horsepower at a modest 1125 RPM. Equipped with a 6-speed unsynchronized gear transmission, the 830’s chassis adopts a simple 4x2 2WD setup. For comfort and convenience, it offers an open operator station, with an optional cab feature. The tractor also includes hydrostatic power steering and mechanical expanding shoe brakes, indicating a design catered to offering operators a mix of ease and control. Its work capacities are supported by both independent power take-off (PTO) and an open center hydraulic system.