Lanz 300

Name: Lanz 300
Brand: Lanz

Power

27 hp

Production

1960-1966

Engine

The Deere-Lanz 300 used the same diesel engine as the Deere 1010, 4-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Weight

4040 lbs [1832 kg]

Drive

2WD

25–40 HP 1960s

From the same series:

200

500

Introduction

John Deere 300: The Compact Powerhouse That Defined an Era

Step back in time with the John Deere 300, a tractor that seamlessly blended German engineering with American innovation. Produced by Lanz in Mannheim between 1960 and 1966, this robust machine offered farmers a reliable and versatile workhorse, punching well above its weight class. Join us as we delve into the technical prowess that made the 300 a staple on farms for years.

Engine: The Heart of Reliability

Under the hood, the John Deere 300 boasts a formidable 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, inline diesel engine. With a displacement of 144.5 cubic inches (2.4 L), this powerplant delivers a consistent 27.6 hp in earlier models and a boosted 29.6 hp in later versions. Engineered for endurance, it features a compression ratio of 17.5:1 and operates efficiently at rated RPMs of 2000 to 2100, ensuring dependable performance for all your tasks.

Transmission: Adaptability at its Finest

Mastering any terrain is effortless thanks to the John Deere 300's versatile transmission. It offers a comprehensive 10 forward gears and 3 reverse gears, providing the perfect ratio for every application. This is further enhanced by three gears within three ranges, coupled with a reverse range and an overdrive gear, offering unparalleled operational flexibility for plowing, tilling, and hauling.

PTO and Hydraulics: Ready for Any Implement

Equipped to handle a wide array of implements, the John Deere 300 features a standard mid PTO and a rear PTO configurable for 540 or 1000 RPM. Complementing this is an open-center hydraulic system, providing a pump flow of 1.9 GPM (7.2 lpm). This setup ensures efficient power delivery to your attachments, from mowers to balers.

Robust Construction and Operator Comfort

Built on a solid two-wheel drive chassis, the John Deere 300 prioritizes both stability and ease of use. Its dimensions, including a wheelbase of 76.8 inches (195 cm) and a shipping weight of 4040 lbs (1832 kg), contribute to its planted feel. The open operator station provides excellent visibility, while the disc brakes ensure reliable stopping power. Essential details like 6.00-16 Ag front tires and 9-32 or 11-28 Ag rear tires round out its capable stance.

Conclusion

"The John Deere 300 stands as a testament to durable, practical engineering. Combining a powerful yet efficient diesel engine with a versatile transmission and robust hydraulics, it remains a capable and reliable choice for collectors and those seeking a dependable workhorse. Its legacy, forged in the heart of Germany, continues to resonate in the world of agricultural machinery."

Introduction

Production Information of Lanz, 300

The production information of the tractor (300) includes details about its manufacturing.

Built in Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany


Manufacturer	Lanz (a part of John Deere)

Dimension and Tires Information of Lanz, 300

This section sums up the dimension and tires information of the tractor.


Wheelbase	76.8 inches [195 cm]
Ground clearance	15.4 inches [39 cm]
Shipping weight	4040 lbs [1832 kg]
Length	133.5 inches [339 cm]
Height	60.2 inches [152 cm]


Ag front	6.00-16
	9-32
Ag rear	10-18
Ag rear	11-28

Engine Specifications of Lanz, 300

Get the specifications for the engine and if different options are available.

John Deere

The Deere-Lanz 300 used the same diesel engine as the Deere 1010

Liquid-cooled inline

Diesel

4-cylinder


Rated RPM	2000 (early)
Power	27.6 hp (early) [20.6 kW]
Displacement	144.5 ci [2.4 L]
	2100 (late)
Compression	17.5:1
	29.6 hp (late) [22.1 kW]
Bore/Stroke	3.62x3.50 inches [92 x 89 mm]

Transmission Information of Lanz, 300Y

Discover all variants of transmission available for this tractor model.

Transmission variants 1

Three gears in three ranges, plus reverse range, with an overdrive gear.


Type	Gear
Gears	10 forward and 3 reverse

Mechanical Specs of Lanz, 300Y

This section summarizes all mechanical information such as the brake system and other specifications.

Two-wheel drive

Open operator station.

Disc brakes


Steering	Manual
	Power OptOptional

Power Information of Lanz, 300Y

Discover the power specifications and options available for this tractor model but also PTO (Power Take-off) information.


Rear PTO Type	540/1000 (1.375)
Mid PTO	Standard
Mid PTO Type	1000

Hydraulics Specifications of Lanz, 300

Hydraulic system type, pressure, pump flow and valves.


Type	Open center
Pump flow	1.9 gpm [7.2 lpm]

Three-Point Hitch of Lanz, 300

Hitch category and rear/front lift capacity.


Rear Type	II/I

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Lanz 300 have?

The Lanz 300 delivers 27 HP.

What years was the Lanz 300 produced?

The Lanz 300 was produced in 1960-1966.

What engine does the Lanz 300 have?

The Lanz 300 is powered by a The Deere-Lanz 300 used the same diesel engine as the Deere 1010, 4-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Lanz 300 use?

The Lanz 300 uses a Gear transmission.

How much does the Lanz 300 weigh?

The Lanz 300 weighs 4040 lbs [1832 kg].

Is the Lanz 300 4WD?

The Lanz 300 is available in 2WD.

More Lanz models

D280228 HP · 1956 - 1959 D280328 HP · 1953 - 1955 D280628 HP · 1953 - 1955 D281628 HP · 1955 - 1960 HR228 HP · 1926 - 1931 HR428 HP · 1928 - 1929 20025 HP · 1966 - 1968 D240224 HP · 1956 - 1959

View all 71 Lanz models →

Compare the Lanz 300 with another model

Popular comparisons

vs John Deere 3005 vs John Deere 4210 vs Massey Ferguson 1230 vs Massey Ferguson 1325 vs Kubota B2710 vs Kubota FT28