John Deere original spare parts and MW PARTS

For us, availability means having the right parts that you need. One of the leading manufacturers of agricultural machinery should not be missing, which is why we have John Deere spare parts in our range for you. We have a large selection of original John Deere spare parts, from various filters such as air, hydraulic oil and engine oil filters, to LED headlights , to PTO shafts and pistons.

In addition to the original spare parts, we at John Deere also offer you original operating materials such as hydraulic and transmission oil. Discover our wide range of original John Deere spare parts now:

John Deere in Germany

In Germany, John Deere operates in Mannheim, Bruchsal and Zweibrücken. In Mannheim, 21 ... different basic models of agricultural tractors are manufactured and sold worldwide. About 2/3 of the tractors produced in Germany are manufactured there. This makes this plant the largest manufacturer of agricultural tractors in Germany. The John Deere factory in Zweibrücken produces harvesters such as combine harvesters and forage harvesters. John Deere's European spare parts centre is located in Bruchsal. From here, the distributors are supplied with all John Deere spare parts. In addition, cabins for tractors and agricultural machinery are manufactured here. In addition, John Deere has administrative locations in Walldorf and Kaiserslautern as well as a plant in Stadtlohn for the production of harvesting attachments.

Air filter

Item-no.: JDAL215053

Brand: John Deere

Manufacturer art.-no.: AL215053

Dieser John Deere Luftfilter hilft dir dabei die Schadstoffe abzufangen, die den Motor angreifen können und reduzieren somit den Motorverschleiß indem sie Staub und andere Schadstoffe auffangen. Die gleichmäßigen Rillen und das hochwertige Filtermaterial

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John Deere

In 1837, company founder John Deere developed a special sharpening and polishing process and created the first self-cleaning steel plough. He founded Deere & Company, commonly known under the brand name John Deere. Charles Deere, son of the company founder, who had managed the company since 1859, entered the tractor business in 1918 and expanded it in 1956 with the takeover of Heinrich Lanz AG. Two years later, John Deere started manufacturing construction equipment. In the 90s, John Deere took over several companies and expanded the product range to include lawn care equipment, sugar cane harvesters and forestry machines.

Today, Deere & Company employs about 80,000 people worldwide, about 6,500 of them in Germany.