John Deere 1650 Tractor Parts

The John Deere 1650 was introduced in 1987 as part of John Deere's utility tractor lineup and remained in production until 1992. This model provided a solid combination of power and maneuverability for smaller to medium-sized farms. It was equipped with a Yanmar 4T84 diesel engine, a 4-cylinder engine displacing 135 cubic inches and producing approximately 50 engine horsepower. The transmission was typically a collar-shift, providing 8 forward and 2 reverse gears, which allows for good speed range in various field applications. The 1650 delivered around 45 PTO horsepower, available through a standard 540 RPM PTO. Its hydraulic system had a capacity of approximately 8.3 GPM to operate implements. A Category I 3-point hitch allowed for compatibility with a wide range of implements, with a lift capacity of around 2425 lbs. Common farming applications included hay production (mowing, raking, baling), livestock operations (feeding, manure handling), and light tillage. The John Deere 1650 differentiated itself from smaller models like the 750 by offering significantly more power and larger implement capacity while remaining more compact and fuel-efficient than larger row-crop tractors.