What is john deer buck?

John Deere Buck is an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) designed and manufactured by the American agricultural machinery manufacturer, John Deere. The first John Deere Buck was introduced in 2004, and it was available in different models: 500, 650, and 650 Ex.

The John Deere Buck was built with a powerful engine that ranged from 498 to 650 cubic centimeters, which provided high performance and durability. The ATV also featured a continuously variable transmission, which allowed the rider to smoothly shift between gears without the use of a clutch.

Other features of the John Deere Buck include an Independent Rear Suspension (IRS), a durable chassis, an improved rack and pinion steering, and a comfortable seat. The Buck also had an on-demand four-wheel drive and an electronic fuel injection system that made it easy to start even in extreme conditions.

The John Deere Buck was designed for both recreational and work purposes, and it could be used for hunting, farming, and other outdoor activities. It was known for its reliability, high performance, and versatility. However, the John Deere Buck was discontinued in 2009.