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To Howard H et. al. more specs old versus new


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Posted by jdemaris on February 18, 2010 at 09:58:47 from (67.142.130.11):

In Reply to: 1980's Era tractors compared with 2000's era posted by LJS30 on February 17, 2010 at 17:34:31:

You asked about the Deere R diesel tested in 1949. It was very efficient, but the 720 Deere diesel later beat it. Look at these specs as compared to some newer tractors. Keep in mind that many new tractors boast great efficiency at just one peak level. It's really the all-around figures that count, unless you only use a tractor for one specific load and job. Look at these complete figures (not usualy abreviated tests that are often cited). Gives you a much better idea of a tractor that gets used for many different types of work. These older tractor do much better then many of the newer ones.

John Deere R diesel 1949 Test # 406
48.5 horse at 17.3 horsepower hours per gallon
43.5 horse at 17.6 horsepower hours per gallon
33.5 horse at 17 horsepower hours per gallon
26.5 horse at 15.5 horsepower hours per gallon
11.3 horse at 11.1 horsepower hours per gallon
1.6 horse at 2.5 horsepower hours per gallon

John Deere 720 diesel 1956 Test # 594
56.6 horse at 17.9 horsepower hours per gallon
50 horse at 18.3 horsepower hours per gallon
38.7 horse at 18 horsepower hours per gallon
30.5 horse at 16.4 horsepower hours per gallon
26.3 horse at 16.2 horsepower hours per gallon
13.6 horse at 12.1 horsepower hours per gallon
2 horse at 3 horsepower hours per gallon


Kubota L5030 diesel, tested 2006 as thus:
43.5 horsepower at 14.2 horsepower hours per gallon.
30.7 horsepower at 12.9 horsepower hours per gallon.
20.7 horsepower at 10.7 horsepower hours per gallon.
10.4 horsepower at 7 horsepower hours per gallon.

New Holland Boomer TC50 diesel, tested 2008 as thus:
43.6 horsepower at 13.2 horsepower hours per gallon.
28.8horsepower at 13.6 horsepower hours per gallon.
19.4 horsepower at 11.9 horsepower hours per gallon.
9.7 horsepower at 8 horsepower hours per gallon.


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