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 | EBTex
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2002-05-23 38959
I've decided to look for a John Deere 1050 4WD w/loader as the most affordable, quality small loader for the price. The specs on a 950 and 1050 are similar, except that the 1050 is 900 pounds heavier, and adds a turbo to the 3 cylinder. I found this at tractortips.com. Where's the beef? Is the transmission and clutch a lot heavier?
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 | Peters
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2002-05-24 38977
The 1050 is a lot larger tractor over all. The whole frame etc are much larger and different than the 950. ....
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| keith rose
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2002-05-27 39080
EBTEX,
The 1050 is quite larger then the 950 henceforth more weight. I liked the look of the 1050 but what I found used didnt justify buying compared to new. Good luck in your search. ....
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| Rob1050
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2002-05-29 39168
EBTEX I have a JD 1050 4wd and a shop manual most of your Questions are answered. If I can help you with more specifics please let me know ....
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| Gary in Indiana
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2002-06-22 39766
I wanted a 1050 also. I ended up with a 4200 HST just because I got a great deal on it. I know right now there are a couple I've seen for sale in the $8K range if that helps. ....
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| 1050 owner
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2002-12-12 46068
the 1050 is one hell of a tractor but getting power steering seems to be a problem .. i sure wish i had it in the woods but they'll pull there heart out ....
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