John Deere MI

The John Deere MI is an industrial tractor made from 1949 to 1952. It's a small, simple machine built for light work. This tractor has two-wheel drive and manual steering, making it easy to handle in tight spaces.

Under the hood, the MI has a small gasoline engine with two cylinders. It's not very powerful compared to other tractors, but it's enough for basic tasks. The tractor has a 4-speed gearbox for moving forward and one gear for going backward. It's cooled by liquid and has an electric starter, which was a nice feature for its time. The MI is light for a tractor, weighing just 2,998 pounds. This makes it good for jobs where you don't want to damage the ground.

The John Deere MI is built for comfort and ease of use. It has an open operator station, so drivers can easily get on and off. The tractor is compact, measuring about 110 inches long, 62 inches wide, and 58 inches tall. It runs on regular agricultural tires and has a fuel tank that holds about 10 gallons. While it's not the biggest or strongest tractor, the John Deere MI is a reliable choice for small farms and light industrial work.