John Deere 1950 Tractor Parts

The John Deere 1950 was introduced in 1975 as part of the '50 Series' tractors, replacing earlier models and offering enhanced performance and operator comfort. Production continued until 1982. The heart of the 1950 is a John Deere 3.9L (239 cu in) 4-cylinder diesel engine, delivering approximately 62 engine horsepower. The transmission was typically a partially synchronized 8-speed transmission, providing a good range of speeds for different field conditions. Some models may have offered a creeper gear option for very slow speeds. The PTO delivers around 55 horsepower and typically operated at 540 RPM. Hydraulic capacity was approximately 14 GPM, with one or two remote valves available for implement control. The 3-point hitch was a Category II, capable of lifting around 3500 lbs. Commonly used for row crop operations, hay making, and livestock farming, the 1950 stood out for its reliability and versatility. It offered a balance of power and maneuverability that made it ideal for smaller and mid-sized farms.