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Road speed of 1650

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Hoppy

01-26-2004 06:02:13




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Can anyone tell me the road speed of a 1650 in high gear. Someone said 10 mph. It has to be more than that don't it?




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Dean Barker

01-27-2004 21:42:42




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
I believe there was a high speed 4th and 6th option on the 1650 tractors. After the over/under was released, that option was canceled but not until a few got out. If an industrial spiral bevel set was installed they were really fast with the standard ag tires.

This is what I remember:

1650 regular 4th and 6th with hydra-power = 14 mph

1650 high speed 4th and 6th with hydra-power = 20 mph

1650 regular 4th and 6th with over/under = 20 mph

1650 high speed 4th and 6th with over/under = 24 to 26 mph

1650 high speed 4th and 6th with over/under and spiral bevel set replaced with the industrial ratio = probably 30 plus mph

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Big Jim

01-27-2004 07:12:35




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
If they have a two-speed then generally they are slower than molasses this month. If it is a late model with a three speed, they will move right along, close to 20 MPH.



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Adam

01-26-2004 19:42:36




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
I had a direct injection diesel 1650 with the high speed rear end and hydra power drive. Top speed was about 22 mph with 16.9-34 tires in direct drive.



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tinman

01-26-2004 18:30:30




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
Our 1800 goes about 14 m.p.h. at 2400 r.p.m. so a 1650 is about 12 m.p.h.



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Hoppy

01-26-2004 10:14:58




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
Thanks, when I get it picked up I'll check serial numbers and tire size. Hope it's closer to 15 than 10.



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E J

01-26-2004 10:02:05




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
Acording to my manual row crop with regular trans. in 6th gear under is 12,in direct is 14.4,over is 17.3. this is with 14.9x38 tires so if you dont have over its 14.4



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mapleman

01-26-2004 09:01:26




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
although i cant tell you right away the last 3 digits in the SN, our 1650 has 38" tires and probably tops out at 14 -
15 mph. but we dont have over/under so it doesnt go quite as fast as it could, i imagine. hth



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ajax implement

01-26-2004 07:08:43




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 Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Hoppy, 01-26-2004 06:02:13  
What size tires and what are the last three digits of the serial number. Not all 1650's had the same ring and pinon set up.



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Mel in Iowa

01-26-2004 14:40:31




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 Re: Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to ajax implement, 01-26-2004 07:08:43  
My 1650D goes a little over 20mph according to the tach/speedo. Even with nice tight steering, it goes fast enough in road gear that you don't want to be day dreaming any.



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steveormary

01-26-2004 15:12:29




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 Re: Re: Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to Mel in Iowa, 01-26-2004 14:40:31  
Hoppy;

A long time ago in a faraway land they would go faster then the neighbors old Diamond Reo farm truck.



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Dan

01-26-2004 19:12:57




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to steveormary, 01-26-2004 15:12:29  
I will agree.....



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nick

01-26-2004 16:19:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to steveormary, 01-26-2004 15:12:29  
A neighbor has a 1650 D with over/under trans that makes 30mph



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jerry

01-27-2004 09:53:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Road speed of 1650 in reply to nick, 01-26-2004 16:19:47  
I have a 1650 with hydraul shift, never had it running but previous owner said it was good for 30 mph and then dif. ring gear went out and had a choice between a ring gear that was 1 tooth less and the same number of teeth. Says he wasn't thinking but figured 1 tooth less would slow the tractor down a little bit, after he got it fixed, 32mph+



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