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Horsepower

Willie · 2001-03-10

horsepower of jd 5010 and 5020 thanks 5010 = 121HP. 5020 had two ratings,late units 141HP but early ones were 133.2HP .6030's with the turbo engine were way under rated at 175HP. 5010 = 121HP. 5020 had two ratings,late units 141HP but early ones were 133.2HP .6030's with the turbo engine were way under rated at 175HP. You must be right on the 6030 being underated because our neighbor's 6030 as gone through at least a couple of rear ends and they dynoed it at 230 pto horsepower. You must be right on the 6030 being underated because our neighbor's 6030 as gone through at least a couple of rear ends and they dynoed it at 230 pto horsepower. Odds are the tractor was operated under some or all of the following conditions. - continous lugging to max power in lower gears - heavily ballasted - cheap, old, dirty, low grade, water contaminated, off brand trans oil - abuse/shock loading. eg pop the clutch to bring the front end up - incorrect assembly initialy or during repairs. - another component(s) out of spec overstressing the dirvetrain.eg bearing bore out of alignment. Given half a chance the 6030 is a robust machine. Odds are the tractor was operated under some or all of the following conditions. - continous lugging to max power in lower gears - heavily ballasted - cheap, old, dirty, low grade, water contaminated, off brand trans oil - abuse/shock loading. eg pop the clutch to bring the front end up - incorrect assembly initialy or during repairs. - another component(s) out of spec overstressing the dirvetrain.eg bearing bore out of alignment. Given half a chance the 6030 is a robust machine. Read JR Hobbes's article in Green magazine. He claims that most of them would do 225+. Read JR Hobbes's article in Green magazine. He claims that most of them would do 225+. George is right about the 6030's being tough and underrated. I saw a few of them dinoed at the dealership and they were all above 210 PTO horses. I think the 6030's were one of Deere's better tractors and they would have been much more popular if they would have put the sound gaurd bodies on them and a different transmission. George is right about the 6030's being tough and underrated. I saw a few of them dinoed at the dealership and they were all above 210 PTO horses. I think the 6030's were one of Deere's better tractors and they would have been much more popular if they would have put the sound gaurd bodies on them and a different transmission. My old advertising literature says the 5020 was rated at 145hp. the most powerful rowcrop tractor on the market The manual for the 5010 is at the shop so I don't know the exact rating for them but I would think in the 140hp area. Was (and are) serious tractors My old advertising literature says the 5020 was rated at 145hp. the most powerful rowcrop tractor on the market The manual for the 5010 is at the shop so I don't know the exact rating for them but I would think in the 140hp area. Was (and are) serious tractors I believe they were 110 and 125. Or about that anyway. Scott I believe they were 110 and 125. Or about that anyway. Scott I believe they were 110 and 125. Or about that anyway. Scott My John Deere Collection And Pulling Site

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willie

03-10-2001 19:13:03

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horsepower of jd 5010 and 5020 thanks

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G Taylor according to Nebrasca Tests

03-11-2001 06:47:01

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Re: horsepower in reply to willie, 03-10-2001 19:13:03

5010 = 121HP. 5020 had two ratings,late units 141HP but early ones were 133.2HP .6030's with the turbo engine were way under rated at 175HP.

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Green Envy

03-11-2001 17:22:21

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Re: Re: horsepower in reply to G Taylor according to Nebrasca Tests, 03-11-2001 06:47:01

You must be right on the 6030 being underated because our neighbor's 6030 as gone through at least a couple of rear ends and they dynoed it at 230 pto horsepower.

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G Taylor ballasted to the ears lugged hard?

03-12-2001 07:47:01

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Re: Re: Re: horsepower in reply to Green Envy, 03-11-2001 17:22:21

Odds are the tractor was operated under some or all of the following conditions. - continous lugging to max power in lower gears - heavily ballasted - cheap, old, dirty, low grade, water contaminated, off brand trans oil - abuse/shock loading. eg pop the clutch to bring the front end up - incorrect assembly initialy or during repairs. - another component(s) out of spec overstressing the dirvetrain.eg bearing bore out of alignment. Given half a chance the 6030 is a robust machine.

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JD70Jim

03-12-2001 05:46:22

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Re: Re: Re: horsepower in reply to Green Envy, 03-11-2001 17:22:21

Read JR Hobbes's article in "Green" magazine. He claims that most of them would do 225+.

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Shorty Dear

03-15-2001 20:07:33

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Re: Re: Re: Re: horsepower in reply to JD70Jim, 03-12-2001 05:46:22

George is right about the 6030's being tough and underrated. I saw a few of them dinoed at the dealership and they were all above 210 PTO horses. I think the 6030's were one of Deere's better tractors and they would have been much more popular if they would have put the sound gaurd bodies on them and a different transmission.

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Bob W

03-11-2001 06:37:38

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Re: horsepower in reply to willie, 03-10-2001 19:13:03

My old advertising literature says the 5020 was rated at 145hp. "the most powerful rowcrop tractor on the market" The manual for the 5010 is at the shop so I don't know the exact rating for them but I would think in the 140hp area. Was (and are) serious tractors

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jdeere70

03-11-2001 04:05:34

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Re: horsepower in reply to willie, 03-10-2001 19:13:03

I believe they were 110 and 125. Or about that anyway. Scott

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