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Old 01-27-2019, 10:17 PM
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Thanks Bamafan! I will be sure to do that. I've got to clean out my grandpas shed. Hopefully I'll have it out of the weather by the end of the week.
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Old 01-27-2019, 10:21 PM
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The 1650 is a desirable tractor and a little work horse.
Looking fwd. to yer pix's, most are fixable and you learn many things doing just that.
The group here is full of valuable info and helpful,welcome!!
Thanks! As I've been looking through this site I've been getting excited to start. It's going to be a slow process because I work a lot and money is a little tight. I'll make sure and post my progress and will definitely ask questions along the way!
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Looks like you got yourself a good candidate for a nice refreshing. Lokks like it has the rear lift parts there. Also looks to have what is called a twin stick on the hydraulic lift. ( front hydraulic outlets). These are handy if you get yourself a snow plow out front with the hydraulic angle.
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Old 01-30-2019, 01:22 PM
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Here are some more pictures. I got it in a shed and out of the weather. Just waiting for the heater to show up so I don't freeze!
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Can anyone tell me if the 1650 came with side panels? I've seen pictures with and without them. The parts book doesn't show them.
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Old 01-30-2019, 01:42 PM
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Can anyone tell me if the 1650 came with side panels? I've seen pictures with and without them. The parts book doesn't show them.
All of the tractors in that series came with side panels, except the 1100s.
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My 1650 has them. I've read that they help with directing airflow, which helps cooling.
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Good to see you got it inside.
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Can anyone tell me if the 1650 came with side panels? I've seen pictures with and without them. The parts book doesn't show them.
Yes they did. They were mostly there to keep noise down and air flowing in the right direction (out the front).

The 1100 was a budget model with a different rear end and cheaper Briggs engine that didn’t have them but the rest did.
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I have the double hydraulic levers on my 1650 but they are seized together. What are some tricks to get them unstuck? I haven't been able to find all the parts to replace them. I'm hoping I don't have to cut them to get them out of the dash tower. Any advice would be appreciated!!!
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