John Deere 1654 Tractor Parts

The John Deere 1654 entered production in the late 1970s, continuing into the early 1980s, filling a crucial role in John Deere's utility tractor lineup. Powering the 1654 was a Yanmar 3T90 diesel engine, a durable and efficient powerplant producing approximately 54 horsepower. The engine's displacement was around 100 cubic inches. The transmission was typically a gear-type transmission offering multiple forward and reverse speeds, providing flexibility for different field conditions. The rear PTO delivered around 47 horsepower, available at the standard 540 RPM. The hydraulic system had a capacity suitable for operating implements, often including a single remote valve. It featured a Category I three-point hitch, capable of lifting a reasonable amount of weight for its size. The John Deere 1654 found common application in row crop operations, hay production, and general livestock farming. Its compact size and maneuverability made it well-suited for smaller farms and tasks requiring agility, distinguishing it from larger, more specialized models in John Deere's agricultural tractor offerings.