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John Deere 8010 Specs

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Production

Description Built in Waterloo, Iowa, USA / Original price was $30,000 in 1960 / Due to transmission issues, the John Deere 8010s were returned to the factory and converted into 8020s. One 8010 escaped the recall and is currently in the Keller collection.
Drive type Four-wheel Drive (4WD) tractor
Manufacturer John Deere
Total built 100

Engine

Engine type Detroit Diesel 7.0L 6-cyl diesel
Bore/Stroke 4.25x5.00 inches (108 x 127 mm)
Compression 17:1
Coolant capacity 48 qts (45.4 L)
Description Detroit Diesel 6-71 / diesel / 6-cylinder / liquid-cooled inline
Displacement 425 ci (7.0 L)
Oil capacity 18 qts (17.0 L)
Power 215 hp (160.3 kW)
Rated RPM 2100
Starter electric
Starter volts 24
Drawbar (claimed) 150 hp (111.9 kW)

Transmission

Gears 9 forward and 2 reverse
Transmission type 9-speed gear
Type gear

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Description Articulated power steering / Pneumatic drum brakes
Drive type Four-wheel drive
Final drives planetary

Capacity

Fuel 106 gal (401.2 L)
Hydraulic system 25 gal (94.6 L)

Hydraulics

Capacity 25 gal (94.6 L)
Pump flow 40 gpm (151.4 lpm)

Electrical

Charging system generator
Charging volts 24

Dimensions & Tires

Ballasted weight 26350 lbs (11952 kg)
Height (exhaust) 112.5 inches (285 cm)
Height (steering wheel) 99 inches (251 cm)
Length 238 inches (604 cm)
Weight 19700 lbs (8935 kg)
Wheelbase 120 inches (304 cm)
Width 96 inches (243 cm)
Front tire 23.1-26
Rear tire 23.1-26
Weight 19700 lbs (8935 kg)
Wheelbase 120 inches (304 cm)
Ag front 23.1-26
Ag rear 23.1-26
Industrial front 18.00x25
Industrial rear 18.00x25

8010 Serial Numbers

1961 1000
Description FAQ: How to read a serial number table.

References

Description The John Deere 10 Series New Generation Tractors published in 2004, by Hain Publishing / New John Deere 8010 Diesel published in 1960 / Operator's Manual 8010 Diesel Tractor (OM-R30814) published in 1960 / Tractors 1918-1976 published by John Deere* / Modern Farming published in 1962, by John Deere / *Publication contains known errors.

Speeds

Description With 23.1-26 tires.