john deere tractors were made at waterloo, iowa originally, since 1923.
john deere tractors were made at waterloo, iowa originally, since 1923.
where are the john deere tractors made at originally, since 1923?
waterloo, iowa
bullet::::- waterloo works (tractor, cab, and assembly operations, drivetrain operations, foundry operations, service parts operations), waterloo, iowa









































bullet::::- power systems and engine works (power systems and engines), waterloo, iowa









































bullet::::- greeneville works (entry-level lawn care equipment), greeneville, tennessee









































other important factories:









































bullet::::- john deere usine saran (power systems), fleury-les-aubrais, france









































bullet::::- john deere argentina (engines, tractors, and combine harvesters), granadero baigorria, santa fe, argentina









































bullet::::- john deere equipment pvt ltd (5000-series tractors), pune, india









































bullet::::- john deere equipment pvt ltd (5000-series tractors), dewas, india









































bullet::::- john deere electronic solutions, fargo, nd and pune, india
john deere
in 1937 john deere hired well known industrial designer henry dreyfuss from new york city to re-style deere's agricultural equipment, especially its tractors. in the fall of 1937, a deere tractor engineer was sent to new york to ask dreyfuss to redesign the tractors. legend has it that dreyfuss was so intrigued by the project that he took a train to waterloo that very night. dreyfuss learned to operate the tractors and worked with them in the field to gain firsthand knowledge of the changes that needed to be made. the first two letter series tractors (the a and b) were the first to receive the new modern styling, and other models were added later. the dreyfuss styling was intended to help john deere compete with the forthcoming farmall "letter series" of tractors, which, along with the ford-ferguson, were john deere's largest competition at this time. dreyfuss and the waterloo engineers perfected the styled design that was used on all john deere tractors with only minor changes through 1959.
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