From a couple of acres to a working property, the right tractor depends on your land, your chores, and the attachments you'll run. A few taps and we'll point you to the fit.
Sub-compact to utility, matched to acreage owners and small farms across Ohio and Indiana.
The two questions we hear most.
Right for homeowners and smaller acreage who want to mow, move mulch, and dig a little. The 1025R and 2025R are easy to operate, easy to store, and take a loader and backhoe. The sweet spot for most 1 to 5 acre properties.
When the chores get heavier, more horsepower, PTO, and lift capacity earn their keep. The 3 and 4-Series handle real loader and land work with a cab option, and the 5-Series steps into small-farm utility duty.
Before you choose.
Under 2 acres, a sub-compact like the 1025R does almost everything a homeowner needs. Two to five acres, a 2 or 3-Series adds loader and implement muscle. Five to fifteen acres, step to a 3 or 4-Series. Larger or working properties move into 5-Series utility tractors.
Compact tractors (1 to 4-Series) are sized for property owners and acreage, easy to operate and store, and run a wide range of attachments. Utility tractors (5-Series and up) bring more horsepower and PTO for small-farm and heavier ground-engaging work.
Yes. The sub-compact and compact tractors are designed to take a quick-attach front loader and a backhoe, so one machine mows, loads, and digs. The finder factors in the attachment you care about most.
Yes. Koenig delivers across Ohio and Indiana, with genuine John Deere parts and factory-trained service, plus same-day parts to keep you working.
Not quite the right category? Find the machine for another job.