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John Deere 1950 vs New Holland Workmaster 65

John Deere 1950 Tractor
John DeereModel A

John Deere 1950

Utility

power
61.7 hp
displacement
179 ci
Cylinders
3
Forward gears
8
Full 1950 specs
John DeereJohn Deere 1950
vs
New HollandNew Holland Workmaster 65

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Utility

n = 3,933–5,720

Engine Power

= Effectively tied
195061.7 hp
Workmaster 6561.7 hp
Median Utility Tractor55 hp

1950 is in the 56th percentile; Workmaster 65 is in the 56th · 5,383 models

Engine Displacement

▲ Workmaster 65 higher · +16 ci (+9%)
1950179 ci
Workmaster 65195 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci

1950 is in the 49th percentile; Workmaster 65 is in the 52nd · 5,580 models

Cylinders

▲ Workmaster 65 higher · +1 (+33%)
19503
Workmaster 654
Median Utility Tractor4

1950 is in the 23rd percentile; Workmaster 65 is in the 50th · 5,720 models

Forward Gears

= Effectively tied
19508
Workmaster 658
Median Utility Tractor12

1950 is in the 23rd percentile; Workmaster 65 is in the 23rd · 4,941 models

1950 (A)Workmaster 65 (B)Median Utility Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
ManufacturerJohn DeereNew Holland—
Model1950Workmaster 65—
CategoryUtilityUtilitySame

Engine

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
ManufacturerJohn DeereFPT—
ModelNot recordedS8000—
Power Output61.7hp61.7hpSame
Rated RPM2,300RPM2,500RPM▲ Workmaster 65+200 RPM · +9%
Cylinders34▲ Workmaster 65+1 · +33%
Displacement179ci195ci▲ Workmaster 65+16 ci · +9%
Bore4.2in3.9in▲ 1950+0.3 in · +8%
Stroke4.3in4.1in▲ 1950+0.2 in · +5%

Transmission

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
TypeSynchromeshPartially synchronized / Power shuttle—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
Length148in131in▲ 1950+17 in · +13%
Width72.8in66.1in▲ 1950+6.7 in · +10%
Height95.8in93.9in▲ 1950+1.9 in · +2%
Operating Weight5,798lb5,720lb▲ 1950+78 lb · +1%

Hydraulics

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
System TypeClosed centerOpen center—
Steering TypeManualHydrostatic—

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
TypeIndependent with hydraulic wet disc clutchNot recorded—
Speed 1540rpmNot recorded—
Speed 21,000rpmNot recorded—

Tires

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
Front Tire SizeNot recorded7.50-16—
Rear Tire SizeNot recorded16.9R30—

Hitch & Towing

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
Hitch TypeThree-Point HitchNot recorded—
Hitch CategoryII/INot recorded—
Hitch PositionRearNot recorded—

Chassis & Drive

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
Chassis Type4x4 MFWD 4WDNot recorded—
Drive Type4x4 MFWD 4WDNot recorded—
Steering TypeManualHydrostatic—
Brake TypeHydraulic wet discNot recorded—

Electrical

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
Starter TypeElectricElectricSame

Operator Station

SpecJohn Deere 1950New Holland Workmaster 65Difference
TypeROPSNot recorded—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 55 hp
A · 56th percentile (61.7 hp)B · 56th percentile (61.7 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 183 ci
A · 49th percentile (179 ci)B · 52nd percentile (195 ci)

Cylinders

median 4
A · 23rd percentile (3)B · 50th percentile (4)

Forward Gears

median 12
A · 23rd percentile (8)B · 23rd percentile (8)

Operating Weight

median 5,303 lb
A · 55th percentile (5,798 lb)B · 54th percentile (5,720 lb)
A · 1950B · Workmaster 65Median Utility Tractor
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