The reference brand in North American compact tractors - 1, 2, 3, and 4-Series compacts sold and serviced through the largest ag dealer network in the country.
John Deere compact tractors run from the 1025R sub-compact (23.9 engine HP) up through the 4-Series utility-compact (44–66 HP). The lineup is deliberately incremental: each series steps up in weight, hitch capacity, hydraulics, and loader lift, so a buyer can size to task rather than paying for headroom they'll never use. The trade you make for the JD badge is price - Deere compacts run 10–20 % above equivalent Kubota, Kioti, or Mahindra spec - but you get the largest dealer network on the continent, the tightest fit-and-finish, iMatch quick-hitch as a first-class citizen on the 1 and 2-Series, and a used-market resale premium that recovers a meaningful share of the initial cost when you sell.
The database holds 19 John Deere models, spanning 14.9 to 60 PTO horsepower and three-point lift capacities from 758 to 3240 lb. 2 of them are sub-compact and 18 carry a verified factory loader record with its lift rating and measurement basis stated. Models listed include 1023E, 1025R, 2025R, 3025E, 2032R, 2038R. Every specification is read from John Deere documentation, and each record shows the source link and the date it was last checked. Open any model to see which attachments in the database fit it and which fail, with the specification and margin behind each verdict.