1958-1960

The first sixty-three Model 840 tractors were assembled by Hancock, with the basic tractor steering parts, and other small things being supplied by Deere. Failure to produce the tractors fast enough, low-quality control, and extra shipping required led to the end of production for Hancock. The tractors built when Deere took over are known as the New Style.

Engine: John Deere

Cylinders: 2

Bore & Stroke: 6.125x8.00 inches

RPM: 1125

CID: 470.7

Fuel: diesel

Main Fuel Tank Cap: 32.5 GAL.

Aux Fuel Tank Cap:

Carburetor: injection pump

Cooling Capacity: 24 QTS.

Drawbar HP: 67.15

Belt PTO HP: 72.82

Weight: 10,400 lbs without the scraper or up to 23,200 lbs with the scraper

Length: 142.75 inches

Width: 79.5 inches

Height: 81 inches

Number of Gears: 6/1

Options:

Total Produced: 19