Posted by NY 986 on August 14, 2017 at 08:19:43 from (184.53.49.38):
In Reply to: 3010 vs 1650 posted by orangepower on August 14, 2017 at 05:20:40:
As pointed out the 3020 would be more contemporary to the 1650 and close in HP. The 3010 was only around 55 PTO HP. Unless you need every last bit of the HP that the 1650 puts out I would go with the one that was in the best mechanical condition. I think that the trouble with the 3010 PTO hub is somewhat overstated and the effort to fix that along with the cost of necessary parts is no worse than putting a clutch in a tractor which most guys here would agree is no big deal. The 1650 is generally a pretty good tractor but that does not mean it does not have weak points especially if the tractor has racked up quite a few hours. Again, the one in the best mechanical condition wins in my mind.
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