John Deere 50
1952 - 1956
Row-Crop tractor
Series map:
40
50
60
23.5hp*
33.7hp*
46.2hp*
*Estimated engine power for comparison only.
Production
Manufacturer John Deere
Row-Crop tractor
Built in Waterloo, Iowa, USA
Total built 32,574 (total)
  29,746 (gas)
  2,097 (all-fuel)
  731 (LP-gas)
Original price was $2,011 in 1954
The John Deere 50 was introduced to replace the model B. These new tractors offered a number of advancements including duplex carburetion, live Powr-Trol hydraulics, and a fully-independent PTO.
Mechanical
Two-wheel drive
Steering manual
  power * Power steering became an option in 1954.
Expanding shoe brakes
Open operator station with padded seat.
Hydraulics
Type open center
Pressure 930 psi64.1 bar
Pump flow 8.9 gpm33.7 lpm
Power Take-off (PTO)
Rear PTO independent Opt Optional
Rear PTO Type 532
50 Serial Number Location
Right side of tractor frame, ahead of belt pulley.
Belt Pulley
Diameter 9.7 inches24 cm
Width 7.25 inches18 cm
RPM 1250
Speed 3,170 ft/min966.22 meters/min
Electrical
Ground Positive
Charging system generator
Batteries 2
Battery volts 6
Battery AH 85
References
The First Numbered Series of John Deere Tractors published in 2004, by Hain Publishing
Highlights of the new John Deere 50 and 60 Tractors published in 1952
Tractors 1918-1976 published by John Deere*
50 & 60 General-Purpose Tractors published in 1952, by John Deere
General-Purpose Tractors published in 1953, by John Deere
Facts About John Deere Tractor Wholesale Prices 1935-1961
*Publication contains known errors.
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