Hi I am a traktörüm I jhondere 5050 and want to meet with you. 4
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kensnelling
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Welcome from Oklahoma.
Ken
Ken
TRR
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Welcome to the forum. I don't think the 5050e is sold here in the states. However, it is very similar to the 5045e tractors which are sold here. From what I can tell the 5050e and the 5045e seem to be made in the same plant in India. The front end (engine hood, front axle, and wheels) all look the same as in a 5045e. Same with the ROPS and seat area. One difference is the rear tires. the ones on the 5050 seems to be smaller in diameter than a 5045 which means the gearing will be different. If you have a particular question we'll try to help, but may need some information from your manuals depending on what the question is.
Thank you very much for your message.
I have a problem only
tractor does not exceed 30 km speed
and this is very annoying.
Speed of 40 km will be enough for me to do.
What can I do for it?
john deere 5050 tractor is very nice except for this problem
Thank you very much for your help
I have a problem only
tractor does not exceed 30 km speed
and this is very annoying.
Speed of 40 km will be enough for me to do.
What can I do for it?
john deere 5050 tractor is very nice except for this problem
Thank you very much for your help
jenkinsph
Super Star Member
I think a 33% increase in top speed is alot to ask of a heavy framed 50 hp tractor.
jenkinsph
Super Star Member
Simply put I don't think you can achieve those speeds if you have any inclines to climb, probably have a very hard time even on flat ground. I don't think a 50hp tractor as large as yours will be able to run 40 kmh. This is ignoring the fact that the gearing is not high enough to make this workable either. Most agricultural tractors in this size can run from 12 to 18 mph none of mine will run over 15 to 16 mph. If you had enough power and are willing to run the higher rpms of about 3000
then I guess it is possible. Personally I would rather go slower and keep my warranty. Hitting a bump in the road at 40km/h can be a dangerous experience.
I think it would be alot better to learn to live with the top speed you have im my opinion.
then I guess it is possible. Personally I would rather go slower and keep my warranty. Hitting a bump in the road at 40km/h can be a dangerous experience.I think it would be alot better to learn to live with the top speed you have im my opinion.