In 1967, the company's name also changed from Lanz to John Deere in Germany. At the end of the same year, the small 20-series tractors 820-1120, which replaced the JD-Lanz 10-series, were introduced. The power classes were 32, 37, 44, and 49 horsepower. The transmission was completely new. The largest model, the 1120, was imported to Finland and, like the 1020, featured a closed and at the time very efficient hydraulic system. The lineup differed only slightly from comparable American models 820-1520.

The power of the 820 increased to 35 horsepower already the following year. The power of the other models was increased in 1971. At the same time, a hydraulic LS quick-shift was made available as an optional extra for the 1120.

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