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Instructions on care and repair of D and GP tractors and E engines. Numerous illustrations and detailed service charts, lubrication chart and information on plow-hitch and drawbar adjustments. SC, 80 pages, illustrations.

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History of the John Deere line of farm tractors. Begins with Froelich & Waterloo Boy, and ends with 1993 models. More than 130 illustrations and serial number chart along with production dates. SC, 85 pages.

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From the 1920's well into the 1950's, John Deere tractors powered by two- cylinder engines provided adequate power at more-reasonable prices than most competitors could muster. This complete guide to restoring "Johnny Poppers" provides extensive photo sequences and detailed captions that break the entire restoration process into manageable steps covering engine, paint, wiring, and all mechanical systems. SC, 160 pages, color photos.

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Forward by Don Macmillan. Tribute to the most popular tractors in the world. Fabulous photographs and vintage brochures with detailed captions and brief timelines. Hardcover, 108 pages, color and black-and-white photos.

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From their inception in the 1940s through the end of production, the popular Farmall Cub, Cub Lo-Boy and Cub Cadet lines are closely examined. As a bonus, complete coverage of implements, uses and improvements, serial number dates and codes, engine and carburetor coverage. HC, 128 pages, printed in 2002.

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Nostalgic essays-ranging from the first ride upon a John Deere to the fateful day when the team of horses was replaced by the shiny new Johnny Popper — by well-known and respected farm writer. Fabulous period artwork and photographers of the ever-popular green-and-yellow machines form a memorable look at their influence, both on the farm and off. HC, 160 pages.

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Production history of general-purpose tractors by John Deere, Farmall and Ford from the assembly line and beyond. Includes specifications, serial number listings, Nebraska tractor test records and production charts. More than 375 color and black-and-white photos. SC, 382 pages.

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Noted photographer Andrew Morland presents more than 650 photographs of tractors from the USA, Canada, Europe and Japan, including models from the 1880's to today. Features everything from John Deere, Farmall, Ford, Case and Caterpillar to some interesting and uncommon tractors that you've never seen before. HC, 208 pages.

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Since the early 1920s, John Deere tractors have been cultivating, plowing, and seeding fields across America — and across the globe. American agricultural and mechanical know-how at its finest, these tractors have more than lived up to the company motto Nothing Runs Like a Deere, in the process becoming the most beloved machines among farmers. A celebration of this icon of American farming, this book features brilliantly detailed photographs of all the most popular and powerful John Deere tractors, along with a wealth of information about these marvels of machinery.

The book contains everything a loyal fan of John Deere could hope to find, from curious tidbits to historical facts and horsepower statistics, from Nebraska test results to implement information reaching from the early 1920s up to the present. John Deere Tractors includes samples of the company's early advertising and brochures, historical photos of these great tractors at work, and a sampling of the newest technologies being used on these machines.

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This book is a great gift for any tractor enthusiast or your favorite historian captivated by rural America. It includes a historic overview written by Chad Elmore, publisher of industry-favorite Belt-Pulley Magazine.

This lavishly illustrated guide innovatively describes and demonstrates why "Nothing Runs Like a Deere(tm)" through 300 riveting photos of 40+ tractors — dating back to steam-powered models — with details of historical significance, performance, and the appeal of this model of American manufacturing ingenuity. With a huge and historic following in the U.S., and production operations in 21 countries, it is clear people are "seeing green" around the world.