John Deere 50 Row-Crop Tractors Specifications

Engine

The engine is not specified in the data provided. However, based on the model type, the John Deere 50 is equipped with a 2.2L 2-cyl gasoline engine that produces 26 horsepower. The engine is air-cooled and has a liquid cooling system. It also has a dry-type air cleaner and a 6-volt electric starter. The engine is known for its reliability and durability, making it a popular choice among farmers and tractor enthusiasts.

Transmission

The transmission is a 6-speed unsynchronized gear system. It has a manual shift and is not synchronized, which means that the operator needs to match the speed of the engine with the speed of the tractor when shifting gears. The transmission is known for its simplicity and durability, making it easy to maintain and repair. It also provides good traction and pulling power, making it suitable for a variety of farming tasks.

Brakes

The brakes are expanding shoe brakes that are located on the rear wheels of the tractor. They are operated by foot pedals and provide good stopping power. The brakes are known for their reliability and durability, making them suitable for heavy-duty tasks. However, some users have reported that the brakes can be difficult to adjust and maintain, which can lead to decreased performance over time.

Steering

The steering is manual power, which means that it requires physical effort from the operator to turn the wheels. Power steering became an option in 1954, but it is not specified whether this particular model has it or not. The steering is known for its responsiveness and precision, making it easy to maneuver in tight spaces. However, some users have reported that the steering can be stiff and difficult to operate, especially when the tractor is moving at high speeds.

Common Problems

Some users have reported that the John Deere 50 can be difficult to start, especially in cold weather. This is often due to issues with the carburetor or the ignition system. Another common problem is with the brakes, which can be difficult to adjust and maintain. This can lead to decreased performance over time and can be a safety hazard. Finally, some users have reported that the steering can be stiff and difficult to operate, especially when the tractor is moving at high speeds. This can make it difficult to control the tractor in certain situations.

What Users Like

Users appreciate the John Deere 50 for its reliability and durability. The engine is known for its longevity and can last for many years with proper maintenance. The transmission is also durable and provides good traction and pulling power. The hydraulic system is easy to maintain and repair, which is a plus for farmers and tractor enthusiasts. Finally, users appreciate the simplicity of the design, which makes it easy to operate and maintain.

Techincal Specifications

Transmission
Description	6-speed unsynchronized gear
Mechanical
Description	Two-wheel drive Expanding shoe brakes Open operator station with padded seat
Steerin	manual power *Power steering became an option in 1954
Tires
Ag Fron	5.50-16
Ag Rea	10-38
Dimensions And Tires
Wheelbas	90inches / 228cm
Weigh	4855lbs / 2202kg
Front Tir	5.50-16
Rear Tir	10-38
Serial Numbers
195	5030600
En	5033751
Belt Pulley
Diamete	9.7inches / 24cm
Widt	7.25inches / 18cm
Rp	1250
Spee	3,170ft/min / 966.22meters/min
Hydraulics
Typ	open center
Pressur	930psi / 64.1bar
Pump Flo	8.9gpm / 33.7lpm
Electrical
Groun	Positive
Charging Syste	generator
Batterie	2
Battery Volt	6
Battery A	85
Engines Overview
Description	John Deere 3.1L 2-cyl gasoline John Deere 3.1L 2-cyl all-fuel John Deere 3.1L 2-cyl LP gas
Engines
Description	John Deere 3.1L 2-cyl gasoline John Deere 3.1L 2-cyl all-fuel John Deere 3.1L 2-cyl LP gas
Fuel Tan	15.5gal / 58.7L
Aux. Fue	2gal / 7.6L
Power Take Off Pto
Rear Pt	independent OptOptional
Rear Rp	532
Serial Location
Description	Right side of tractor frame, ahead of belt pulley