John Deere 140
1968 - 1974
100 Series Garden tractor
Series map:
120
140
12.0hp
12.0hp
Production
Manufacturer John Deere
Garden tractor
Built in Horicon, Wisconsin, USA
Original price $1,570 (1974 H1 )
$1,745 (1974 H3 )
The John Deere model 140 was built in two basic versions, the 140H1 and the 140H3. The H3 featured three hydraulic valves, providing the ability to operate multiple attachments.
Variants
140H3 three hydraulic remotes
Mechanical
Two-wheel drive
Manual steering
Brakes integral mechanical disc (1968)
  differential mechanical disc (1969-1970)
  drum (1971 on)
Open operator station.
Tractor hitch
Rear Type 0 Opt Optional
Power Take-off (PTO)
Rear PTO live
Front PTO independent
Clutch electric
140 Serial Number Location
Below steering column or on the right side of tractor, just inside the hood.
Electrical
Ground negative
Battery volts 12
Battery AH 40
References
John Deere Lawn & Garden Tractors and Equipment published in 1968
Lawn and Garden Equipment published in 1970, by John Deere
Lawn and Garden Tractors and Riding Mowers published in 1973, by John Deere
Loaders for John Deere Lawn & Garden Tractors published in 1970, by Johnson
Loaders for John Deere Lawn & Garden Tractors published in 1971, by Johnson
Operator's Manual 140 (OM-M42630) published in 1968
Service Manual 140 Hydrostatic Tractor Serial No. (30,001-) (SM-2093) published in 1973
Operator's Manual 41 and 48 Rotary Mowers (OMM49677)
Operator's Manual 43C and 54C Center Blade (OMM45478) published in 1970
Operator's Manual 49 Snowthrower (OMM89078) published in 1986
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