John Deere 1023E vs Bad Boy Tractors 1022 | Side-by-side comparison | ITC Resource Center
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9.0 in under the front axle (operator's manual); 7.7 in (Deere website)
8.3 in
Min. Turn Radius without Brakes
88.8 in
86.6 in
Height to Top of ROPS
90 in
86.6 in
Height to Top of ROPS (folded)
73 in
Not Published
Height to Top of Cab Model
Not Published
Not Published
Tractor Weight (Base)
1345 lb
1,433 lb
Weight with ROPS and Loader
Not Published
Not Published
Weight with Cab and Loader
Not Published
Not Published
Tire Size & Options
Standard R4, optional R3
R1 Agricultural, R3 Turf, R4 Industrial
R1 Agricultural - Front
Not Published
16x7.50-9
R1 Agricultural - Rear
Not Published
24x12.00-12
R3 Turf - Front
18x8.5-10
18x8.5-10
R3 Turf - Rear
26x12-12
26x12.00-12
R4 Industrial - Front
18x8.5-10
18x8.5-10
R4 Industrial - Rear
26x12-12
26x12.00-12
Quick Attach Loader System
Quik-Park
Quick attach front loader
Loader Model
120R or 120E (D120 and H120 on earlier units)
BBL100
Loader Lift Height
120R: 72 in; 120E: 71.2 in; D120 and H120: 71.2 in
78.5 in
Loader Lift Capacity (Full Height)
120R: 754 lb (49 in bucket) or 706 lb (53 in bucket); D120: 825 lb; H120: 836 lb (all at pivot pin, max height)
617 lb
Loader Breakout Force
120R: 1823 lbf (49 in bucket) or 1816 lbf (53 in bucket); D120: 1808 lbf; H120: 1819 lbf (at pivot pin)
1,253 lbf
Warranty Length & Coverage
6-Year / 2,000 Hour Limited Powertrain Warranty; standard at no cost, covers residential and commercial use
Engine and powertrain: 84 months or 2,000 hours; other tractor parts: 24 months or 1,000 hours; loader and backhoe: 24 months from shipment, 12 months from sale, or 500 hours
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