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Read articles →This is a dealer's first-look at the freshly renamed 1E23 (formerly 1023E), comparing it side-by-side with the outgoing model rather than running it in the field. It covers the redesigned hood/hatch, easier battery and radiator access, Equipment Mobile app integration, the extended PTO lever, relocated slow-moving-vehicle sign, and pricing that stayed roughly flat versus last year. No loader work, digging, or towing is shown, best for buyers wanting to understand what's actually new before visiting a dealer.
Posted by the Papé Machinery Agriculture & Turf channel, a dealership perspective walking through new inventory as it arrives on their lot.
Yes, John Deere changed the naming convention for its one series tractors, and the 1E 23 is the renamed successor to the 1023E.
No, it has a spring loaded lever you raise and lower manually, so you must eyeball it to return to the same height each time.
Pricing stayed very similar, within about one hundred dollars list price of last year's model despite added upgrades and technology.
It can be ordered from the factory only with the 120R loader, or without a loader so a less expensive 120E loader can be installed.
