John Deere 950 Tractor (1989)
Manufacturer:John Deere
Price:12,000(USD)
Series:50 Compact Series
Model:950
Equipment Type: Compact Utility Tractors
Factory:Yanmar
Full Specifications
ENGINE DETAIL
- Description
- Yanmar 3T90-J diesel 3-cylinder liquid-cooled
- Displacemen
- 105ci / 1.7L
- Bore/Strok
- 3.54x3.54inches / 90x 90mm
- Power (gross
- 31hp / 23.1kW
- Air cleane
- paper element
- Compressio
- 20.4:1
- Rated RP
- 2400
- Starter volt
- 12
- Coolant capacit
- 6.5qts / 6.2L
JOHN DEERE 950 ENGINE
- Description
- Yanmar 1.7L 3-cyl diesel
TRANSMISSION
- Typ
- gear
- Gear
- 8 forward and 2 reverse
- Clutc
- 210mm dry disc
- Description
- Four gears, plus reverse, with high and low ranges
SPEEDS
- Description
- With 12.4-28 rear tires
JOHN DEERE 950 TRANSMISSION
- Description
- 8-speed gear
MECHANICAL
- Description
- Two- or four-wheel drive Differential mechanical expanding shoe brakes Two-post ROPS
- Steerin
- manual/power OptOptional
CAPACITY
- Fue
- 8.5gal / 32.2L
- Hydraulic syste
- 4.75gal*Early / 18.0L 5.25gal*After 1984 / 19.9 L
HYDRAULICS
- Typ
- open center
- Capacit
- 4.75gal*Early / 18.0L 5.25gal*After 1984 / 19.9L
- Pressur
- 2030psi / 140.0bar
TRACTOR HITCH
- Rear Typ
- I
POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)
- Rear PT
- transmission *Early models of the John Deere 950./live two-stage clutch *Tractors built after 1984, serial number 20001
- Rear RP
- 540 (1.375)
JOHN DEERE 950 TIRES
- Ag fron
- 5.00-15
- Ag rea
- 11.2-24/12.4-28
- Lawn/turf fron
- 27/8.5-15
- Lawn/turf rea
- 13.6-28
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
- Wheelbas
- 68.9inches / 175cm
- Weigh
- 2700 to 3000 pounds
- Front tir
- 5.00-15
- Rear tir
- 11.2-24
950 SERIAL NUMBERS
- 197
- 5229
- 198
- 30082
- Fina
- 31853
950 SERIAL LOCATION
- Description
- Serial number plate on rear of tractor, below PTO shaft
ELECTRICAL
- Groun
- negative
- Battery volt
- 12
About John Deere Tractor
The John Deere 950 tractor is part of the 50 Compact Series of tractors. The 950 is a Compact Utility Tractors type, that is used mostly in Agriculture Tractors. The 950 tractor is equipped by a engine. This arrangement is more practical in the actual world.
