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John Deere 1350

The John Deere 1350 is a utility tractor built for farm work. It has a 2WD drive system and a manual steering type. The tractor uses a synchromesh transmission with a creeper gear, giving it 16 forward speeds and 8 reverse speeds. This variety of gears helps the tractor handle different tasks and speeds. Under the hood, the John Deere 1350 has a 3-cylinder diesel engine that's liquid-cooled. The engine has average displacement for its class at 179.4 cubic inches. It produces 37.5 horsepower, which is suitable for many farm jobs. The tractor weighs 5,360 pounds, making it sturdy enough for tough work. It's 147.8 inches long, 65.4 inches wide, and 80.7 inches tall, so it can fit in most farm buildings. The tractor has agricultural tires in front and back, perfect for field work. It also features an electric starter for easy operation.

ManufacturerJohn DeerePower37.5 hpEngine3-cylTransSynchromesh, Creeper
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Quick specs

Category
Utility
Engine Power Output
38hp
Operating Weight
5,360 lb
Transmission
Synchromesh, Creeper
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At a glance

How the 1350 compares

vs. Utility median

Distribution

Engine Power (hp)

Across all Utility tractors

37.5 hp · 31st

This model

9
Median 55 hp
177
This modelUtility tractorsMediann = 5,383

The 1350 ranks at the 31st percentile for engine power among recorded utility tractors.

Overview

About the John Deere 1350

The John Deere 1350 is a utility tractor built for farm work. It has a 2WD drive system and a manual steering type. The tractor uses a synchromesh transmission with a creeper gear, giving it 16 forward speeds and 8 reverse speeds. This variety of gears helps the tractor handle different tasks and speeds. Under the hood, the John Deere 1350 has a 3-cylinder diesel engine that's liquid-cooled. The engine has average displacement for its class at 179.4 cubic inches. It produces 37.5 horsepower, which is suitable for many farm jobs. The tractor weighs 5,360 pounds, making it sturdy enough for tough work. It's 147.8 inches long, 65.4 inches wide, and 80.7 inches tall, so it can fit in most farm buildings. The tractor has agricultural tires in front and back, perfect for field work. It also features an electric starter for easy operation.

Full specifications

Every recorded spec

General

ManufacturerJohn Deere
Model1350
CategoryUtility tractor
Type4x2
Operating weight5,360lb

Engine

MakeJohn Deere
Power37.5hp
Cylinders3
Displacement179.4ci
Bore4.19in
Stroke4.33in

Transmission

TypeSynchromesh, Creeper
Forward gears16
Reverse gears8

Chassis & drive

Chassis4x2
Drive2WD
SteeringManual

Dimensions

Length147.8in
Width65.4in
Height80.7in
Operating weight5,360lb

Head to head

1350 vs. Utility median

How the John Deere 1350 compares to other Utility tractors

SpecThis modelUtility medianDifferencePercentile
Engine Power37.5 hp55 hp-32%31st
Engine Displacement179 ci183 ci-2%49th
Cylinders34-25%23rd
Forward Gears1612+33%73rd
Operating Weight5,360 lb5,303 lb+1%50th
Length148 in137 in+8%64th
Width65.4 in66 in-1%49th
Height80.7 in94.1 in-14%28th

Medians and percentiles are computed from the utility tractors in our database with a recorded value for each spec (sample sizes 3,9335,720 models).

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FAQ

Common questions

How much horsepower does the John Deere 1350 have?

The John Deere 1350 produces 37.5 hp from its 3-cylinder engine. Engine displacement is 179.4 ci.

How much does the John Deere 1350 weigh?

The John Deere 1350 weighs about 5,360 lb in operating condition.

What transmission is in the John Deere 1350?

Transmission on the John Deere 1350 is Synchromesh, Creeper, with 16 forward speeds.

What hitch category is the John Deere 1350?

The John Deere 1350 uses a Category II/I hitch.

What maintenance does the John Deere 1350 require?

Like any tractor, the John Deere 1350 needs periodic engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic fluid checks, and regular greasing and inspection. The owner's manual lists the manufacturer's recommended service intervals.