The John Deere 30 series was made to reassure buyers who had started to believe that the era of the 2-cylinder John Deere was over. The 530 and 630 were in production for just over a year. The changes compared to the previous models were minor. The steering wheel was now tilted in these models as well, and behind it was a new instrument panel. A 1000 rpm power take-off became an optional accessory in spring 1959. Also available as an option were squared rear fenders, which housed four headlights. The rear wheels had increased in size.

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