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07-05-2006 20:11:57

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Just got a 1650 gas. Have a question.

What is the fuel consumption /hour of this tractor? Under both light load and heavy load?

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Jim@concordfarms.

07-06-2006 11:05:30

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Re: ? about 1650 in reply to ORF, 07-05-2006 20:11:57

My 1650 will use 5.6 gal. per hr. pulling a 4-14" semi-mount plow. Throttle down and gear up for light loads like raking hay or cultivating and it will use about half that amount.

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Beck

07-06-2006 07:00:14

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Re: ? about 1650 in reply to ORF, 07-05-2006 20:11:57

Nebraska tractor tests report 5.696 gallons per hour under 100% load. I doubt that you would ever achieve 100% load under actual field conditions. They do not test them under light load since that is a vague term. From experience I can tell you they are substantially thirstier than a diesel of the same model, especially under lighter load conditions. With gas at $3.00 plus a gallon, a gas tractor is hardly practical unless you put VERY FEW hours per year on the tractor.

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evilboweviel

07-06-2006 10:58:46

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Re: ? about 1650 in reply to Beck, 07-06-2006 07:00:14

unless those are winter hours then a gasser makes a lot more sense.
my 1650 diesel plowing 22 acres used about 3.5 gallons a hour pulling 4-16 10" deep in 2cd low 2400 rpm keeping water temp less than 210 in 80degf weather
Ron

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