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Re: Agco Allis 4650, Should I buy it??
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Posted by Robert in W. Mi on February 16, 2003 at 14:58:23 from (66.103.239.190):
In Reply to: Agco Allis 4650, Should I buy it?? posted by Bobby Baker on February 16, 2003 at 13:39:41:

I have one and it's been a very good tractor, very easy to maintain. It's never overheated and seems quite gutty for it's size. I've baled hay, combnined, spread manure, and many other things with it includeing a lot of rotavateing. A Rotavator will really test a tractor if you are NOT just doing gardens. My neighbor also has one and haybines with it. He's also NOT had any problems with his. They are the older version of the 5600 series that i also have. (and like better) As for the pto problem. Check to see if the handle is releaseing the pto clutch. It is possible that the clutch is stuck, but the ajustment is where i'd start looking first. You are pulling up the pto clutch release, and not the parking brake aren't you?? BTW, it has ground speed pto too. Nice low priced tractor, 190 ci in engine with good power! This is a farm tractor not a yuppie compact! Robert
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