Posted by Mark - IN. on January 25, 2016 at 15:30:25 from (24.15.154.191):
In Reply to: John Deere 1050 Advice posted by old_ky_man on January 25, 2016 at 14:13:47:
The hydraulic pump works by turning the steering wheel to the right. Left works, but only about half as well as right. Try to lift the loader or 3pt without doing that, and they won't work by design. They're nice little tractors, but are little tractors. The 1050 is about 27HP because of the turbo. Think 950 is 25, 850 23. As someone said, if they do break, parts are expensive and hard to come by. I had clutch problems on my 950 about 10 years ago I'm guessing, and needed to replace the flywheel while I was at it. The Deere guy needed to go third party because stuff was pretty back ordered through the motherland. They're ok little tractors and the 1050 MFWD could come in pretty handy. From my opinion though, there are better tractors out there, especially for the money and parts availability. They weigh the same as a Ford 640. The 1050 has a live 540 RPM PTO though. Slightly less HP than the 640. If it's been setting, the brake rods sometimes rust up, but can be loosened up with oil on the rods. The 1050 is four speed with a high and low range making it an eight speed. Trans lube and hydraulics are the same Hydraulic oil in the trans, filter under the left floorboard. They are ok little tractors, but I'm of the opinion that there are better tractors in the same or different colors for the same money, probably not MFWD though.
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