A local contractor near me ran a fleets of 50 series Deeres in the late 90s and the 3650 was the flagship, she was a big tractor back then pulling the 10X up our narrow roads 😂
We run two 2450's on a arable farm, one is turbo converted with 7000hrs and one is orignal with 8500 hrs. The 30 years they have ran they have not missed a single beat, just finished re-sealing both hydrolic pumps and they are now running steady at 220 bar, both are also rebuilt with 4 spool valves at the back. They have no problem tipping the 10 ton grain trailers during the harvest. Sad to hear you guys have had such problems with the 3650!
That was a brutal review form Gary but honest, I love that he said that you could not move it on as it is, most people would because of the way it is lol, Don't forget boys you still owe us one for Sunday 😂
Hard to tell in the video but should try using remote #1 for constant flow like tipping a trailer. #1 keeps oil in the pressure side of the system and #2 returns oil to the transmission
Worst moment.... Buying it. Best moment.... Parking it in the shed 😂😂 Sorry lads it had to be said 😂😂 I was actually expecting Gary to say it on camera 😂😂
Don’t know if you’ve tried this but I do know they old Deere’s needed more oil in the back end for double ram trailers even the new ones need overfilled to tip them
When a tractor is poorly maintained from day one it is really difficult, time and money consuming, if even financially sound to get it back to a properly working tractor, no matter the brand. That said, the hydraulic system was probably the weakest point in these models. If you did not run top of the line oil in them and changed it on a regular basis you could soon find yourself in trouble. But if you did do proper maintenance they held up reasonably fair. Back in the day a good friend of mine had one of those as his main tractor on a 250 Ha & 160 cow farm. It was even souped up with another turbo and fuel pump plus an intercooler, better radiators etc. to boast 160 pto hp. Field weighted up by 1400 kg and pulled a 7 x 16 Kverneland, hauled a 15T slurrywagon with power to spare. It did just over 11000 hrs before it was traded in for a new 7930. Engine still ran great, transmission showed signs of wear and the second hydraulic pump was tired.
This tractor made me question the feasibility of buying a modern classic. I thought jd were bomb proof especially this era of deere. Still looks good though. But I’d prefer a turbo’d Ford 8210
Loving the twelve tractors of Christmas
The 3650 is a real adventure😉 it's always great to see the little girl doing some work😁👍
I remember the 3650 not being so wee! Around here a 3050 would have been a big tractor! A 36 would have been a monster!!
A local contractor near me ran a fleets of 50 series Deeres in the late 90s and the 3650 was the flagship, she was a big tractor back then pulling the 10X up our narrow roads 😂
These 12 tractor videos are excellent!!
We run two 2450's on a arable farm, one is turbo converted with 7000hrs and one is orignal with 8500 hrs. The 30 years they have ran they have not missed a single beat, just finished re-sealing both hydrolic pumps and they are now running steady at 220 bar, both are also rebuilt with 4 spool valves at the back. They have no problem tipping the 10 ton grain trailers during the harvest. Sad to hear you guys have had such problems with the 3650!
We have the same problem with ours but we put a combine engine in her and wacked a turbo on her and she tips like a dream 👍
The dang girl has done well and never let you down she is a beast
Did ya not hear him it is a heap of scrap
@@shanemurphy277 yup it did I put the post before he said it
That was a brutal review form Gary but honest, I love that he said that you could not move it on as it is, most people would because of the way it is lol, Don't forget boys you still owe us one for Sunday 😂
Don't worry, you'll get all 12 😉
7:00 Clutch pedal looks well worn. Has she very high hours?
Hard to tell in the video but should try using remote #1 for constant flow like tipping a trailer. #1 keeps oil in the pressure side of the system and #2 returns oil to the transmission
nice jd and some theathel drone shots
Some machinary can be bad luck, just the way it is, but once you have a lot of bother, it's hard to forget it.
Beast best tractors running them 50s series
Our 3650 has a similar problem with lack of oil so we have an additional oil tank or the 3point so she can run the wrapper
Chat to John Murphy in headford Galway an absolute expert on the 30 and 40 series
Worst moment.... Buying it. Best moment.... Parking it in the shed 😂😂 Sorry lads it had to be said 😂😂 I was actually expecting Gary to say it on camera 😂😂
Good vid as always
Don’t know if you’ve tried this but I do know they old Deere’s needed more oil in the back end for double ram trailers even the new ones need overfilled to tip them
Love the videos keep it up 👍
At least it is a fair representation of the deeres of the time
She is my favourite
Very well handled Gary not 1 bleep in the editing 😁
Hahahahah thats the editors skill not Garys.
Nice vid
Nice vid👍
When a tractor is poorly maintained from day one it is really difficult, time and money consuming, if even financially sound to get it back to a properly working tractor, no matter the brand. That said, the hydraulic system was probably the weakest point in these models. If you did not run top of the line oil in them and changed it on a regular basis you could soon find yourself in trouble. But if you did do proper maintenance they held up reasonably fair. Back in the day a good friend of mine had one of those as his main tractor on a 250 Ha & 160 cow farm. It was even souped up with another turbo and fuel pump plus an intercooler, better radiators etc. to boast 160 pto hp. Field weighted up by 1400 kg and pulled a 7 x 16 Kverneland, hauled a 15T slurrywagon with power to spare. It did just over 11000 hrs before it was traded in for a new 7930. Engine still ran great, transmission showed signs of wear and the second hydraulic pump was tired.
If the brakes go the dust off the brakes gets into the hydraulic pump that could possibly have happened before ye had it
I like johan deere 3650
They can’t all be slam dunks lads, another 20 grand will sort it...
How did ye miss one of these videos
All 12 will be done, keep watching 😉
You can’t do it with out the twist of a fiat
some tractor
Get a David Brown please
In my opinion
Yoke
Third
This tractor made me question the feasibility of buying a modern classic. I thought jd were bomb proof especially this era of deere. Still looks good though. But I’d prefer a turbo’d Ford 8210
Nothing is bomb proof. Buy a tractor with low hours and good previous owners
6000 series were a better deere by far
time fore twea srapp
Alot of hours on that girl
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No one cares m8
So the 3650 is a good looking piece of💩