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John Deere 1023E vs 1E 23: Specs, Price & What’s Changed (2026)

1023E vs 1E 23: Quick Comparison Bottom line: The 1E 23 replaces the 1023E with nearly identical performance, focusing on simplicity and consistency rather than major spec changes. Specification 1023E 1E 23 Engine power 21.5 hp 21.5 hp Power take-off (PTO) power 12.1 kW 16.2 hp 12.1 kW 16.2 hp Lift capacity, 24-in. behind link arms 344 kg …

The Benefits Of John Deere Multi-Use Accounts

Protect Your Cash Flow Instead of tying up cash in routine maintenance or seasonal purchases, eligible customers may qualify for special financing promotions, including low-rate or interest-free programs on select purchases. These programs can help free-up operating capital for labor, inventory, fuel, or other business expenses. For many businesses, maintaining liquidity can be just as…

How to Tune-Up and Maintain Your Lawn Mower

Great lawn care starts with great lawn mower care. From spring tune-ups to mid-year maintenance, here’s what you need to know to keep your mower running all season long.

Lawn Mower Repair: When to Fix It and When to Bring It In To a Shop Near You

An unexpected lawn mower issue can set back your lawn care schedule. See which common mower problems are easy fixes and which are best left to the service experts.

Mulching Leaves: A Guide for Alabama and Tennessee John Deere Mower Owners

Middle Tennessee and North Alabama landscapes are a sight to see in the fall. From the slopes of Sand Mountain to Bankhead National Forest and across the Cumberland Plateau, our area’s deciduous trees transformation from green to gold is spectacular. But the trees in our own yards leave many homeowners wondering if they should mulch…

4WD vs Differential Lock: What First-Time Tractor Buyers Need to Know

4WD vs Differential Lock: What’s the Difference? What 4WD Does 4WD (four-wheel drive) sends power to both the front and rear wheels of your tractor. Why that matters: Think of 4WD as extra gripping power across the whole machine. What Differential Lock Does Differential lock connects the rear wheels together, forcing them to spin at the same speed. Why that matters: Diff lock is…
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Drive-Over Mower

A John Deere Auto-Connect™ deck, sometimes called a “belly mower,” attaches to the middle of the tractor and offers a precision cut. It’s fast and easy to take on and off from the seat of the tractor, without the need for tools or ramps. These mowers come in different widths, such as 54-inches or 60-inches, and compatibility differs by tractor model.

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Front End Loader

The frame and hydraulic attachment for your tractor. Often equipped with a loader bucket for moving material, but can also be equipped with grapples, pallet forks, bale spears, or other attachments.

Rotary Tiller

Prepare soil for planting gardens with little effort. Curved tines on a rotating shaft powered by the PTO deliver a fine, clod-free seedbed.

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Rotary Cutter

Sometimes called a ‘bush hog’, these tools are meant to tame brush and tall grass with a rough cut like pastures and back lots.

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Centerlink

The other type of link in the 3-point hitch, situated above and between of the draft links. This link twists to allow proper leveling of implements.

ENCORE Performance Plan

Lock in maintenance for hassle-free ownership at a low cost with a TriGreen exclusive ENCORE maintenance plan.

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Does TriGreen offer equipment leasing?

TriGreen Equipment can work with you on flexible commercial leases through John Deere Financial. Leasing can be a great option for low cost of operation for utility tractors, commercial zero turns, and more. Talk with your local TriGreen about leasing options for your operation.

Do you sell pre-owned equipment?

TriGreen Equipment accepts trade-ins and has an ever-changing selection of used tractors, mowers, construction and agriculture equipment. You can view all pre-owned equipment here.

What brands of new equipment do you carry?

TriGreen Equipment is proud to stock quality machinery from a variety of brands, however most of our equipment is manufactured by John Deere. We also offer handheld power tools from Stihl, ECHO, Shindaiwa, and EGO. You can explore all of the brands we offer here.

When should I buy new equipment?

The choice to buy new equipment depends on the best interests of your operations. Generally, new equipment is less likely to require expensive repairs, protected by the manufacturer’s warranty, features the latest in innovative technology, and could provide tax advantages since new equipment is considered a capital asset investment.

Where should I buy new equipment?

Visit any one of our locations throughout Alabama and Tennessee, where one of our tried and true employees can help you find the new John Deere equipment you need.

How can I finance new equipment?

TriGreen Equipment finances new and used agricultural, landscaping and grounds care, and residential equipment through John Deere Financial. Apply for financing online here!

When should I repair equipment?

Knowing when it is better to repair or replace your equipment is critical to getting the most from your investments. Repairing equipment that requires frequent service can cost you. Newer models may also include new features or better performance.

Equipment is an investment. Therefore, the decision of whether to repair or replace equipment should focus on the return you can get from your initial investment and the machinery’s services. Consider consulting with a service manager at one of our service departments to determine if a repair would be cost-effective.

Ensuring equipment is well-maintained to operate safely and at peak performance is critical. TriGreen Equipment services the full lineup of John Deere Equipment, including equipment inspections and maintenance programs to ensure your machine is taken care of for its full lifespan.

Where should I buy replacement parts?

Finding the part that is designed specifically for the exact make and model of your machine — at the right price — isn’t always easy. Fortunately, TriGreen stocks parts designed specifically for John Deere equipment, with knowledgeable parts specialists at each of our 28 locations. Parts can also be purchased online and shipped to you or to your closest TriGreen location.
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