Big Bud 650/50

Name: Big Bud 650/50
Brand: Big Bud

Power

650 hp

Production

1980-1981

Engine

Detroit Diesel 12V92T, 12-cylinder

Transmission

Twin Disc TD-92-2610

Weight

60000 lbs [27216 kg]

Drive

4WD

Over 200 HP 1980s

Introduction

Big Bud 650/50: Unleash Unrivaled Power on Your Farm!

Get ready to witness the pinnacle of agricultural machinery with the Big Bud 650/50! Manufactured between 1980 and 1981 in the heart of Montana, USA, this four-wheel-drive titan is engineered for those who demand uncompromising performance and legendary durability. Prepare to be impressed by a machine that redefines what's possible in the field.

A Beast of an Engine: The Detroit Diesel 12V92T

At the core of this colossal tractor lies the mighty Detroit Diesel 12V92T. This liquid-cooled V-12 powerhouse, equipped with turbocharging, unleashes a staggering 650 horsepower (484.7 kW) and a monumental 1915 lb-ft (2596.7 Nm) of torque at just 1300 RPM. With a displacement of 1104 cubic inches (18.1 L), this engine is built to conquer the most demanding agricultural tasks with relentless power and efficiency.

Commanding Control and Unmatched Traction

Experience superior maneuverability and stability thanks to the Big Bud 650/50's robust mechanical features. Its four-wheel-drive system, coupled with articulated power steering, ensures precise control even in challenging terrain. The pneumatic disc brakes provide confident stopping power, while the massive 35.5-32 agricultural tires, fitted to both the front and rear, deliver exceptional grip and traction, minimizing soil compaction and maximizing pulling power.

Designed for Productivity and Operator Comfort

Step into the spacious Cruiser Cab, a standard feature on the 650/50, and immediately feel the difference. Equipped with air-conditioning, it ensures a comfortable working environment even during the longest operational days. The hydraulic system boasts a generous 100-gallon capacity with a powerful pump flow of 36 GPM, ready to handle the most demanding implements with ease. The transmission, a Twin Disc TD-92-2610, offers a versatile 9-speed forward and 2-reverse power shift configuration, allowing for seamless gear changes under load.

Built to Last: Dimensions and Durability

This Big Bud is a testament to American engineering, built to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty farming. With a substantial wheelbase of 157 inches (398 cm) and a ground clearance of 20.5 inches (52 cm), it navigates obstacles with confidence. Its shipping weight of 60,000 lbs (27,216 kg) and a maximum operating weight of 74,000 lbs (33,566 kg) underscore its robust construction, designed for longevity and unwavering performance year after year.

Conclusion

"The Big Bud 650/50 is more than just a tractor; it's a legend in agricultural machinery. If you're seeking unparalleled power, legendary build quality, and the ability to tackle any task with confidence, this American-made marvel is an investment that will pay dividends for years to come. It's a true workhorse for the serious farmer."

Introduction

Production Information of Big Bud, 650/50

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Four-wheel Drive (4WD) tractor

Built in Havre, Montana, USA


Manufacturer	Big Bud

Dimension and Tires Information of Big Bud, 650/50

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Ground clearance	20.5 inches [52 cm]
Wheelbase	157 inches [398 cm]
Shipping weight	60000 lbs [27216 kg]
Height (cab)	154 inches [391 cm]
Length	264 inches [670 cm]
Max weight	74000 lbs [33566 kg]
Width	130 inches*Width over fenders. [330 cm]


Ag front	35.5-32
Ag rear	35.5-32

Engine Specifications of Big Bud, 650/50

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Detroit Diesel 12V92T

Liquid-cooled V-12

12-cylinder

Turbocharged diesel


Compression	17:1
Torque RPM	1300
Displacement	1104 ci [18.1 L]
Bore/Stroke	4.84x5.00 inches [123 x 127 mm]
Power	650 hp [484.7 kW]
Torque	1915 lb-ft [2596.7 Nm]
Rated RPM	2100
Coolant capacity	128 qts [121.1 L]
Starter volts	24
Starter	Electric

Transmission Information of Big Bud, 650/50Y

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Transmission variants 1


Transmission	Twin Disc TD-92-2610
Type	Power shift
Gears	9 forward and 2 reverse

Mechanical Specs of Big Bud, 650/50Y

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Four-wheel drive

Cruiser Cab standard with air-conditioning.

Articulated power steering

Pneumatic disc brakes

Power Information of Big Bud, 650/50Y

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Engine	650 hp [484.7 kW]

Hydraulics Specifications of Big Bud, 650/50

Hydraulic system type, pressure, pump flow and valves.


Type	Closed center
Steering flow	36 gpm [136.3 lpm]
Pump flow	36 gpm [136.3 lpm]
Capacity	100 gal [378.5 L]
Valves	4

Electrical System of Big Bud, 650/50

Battery voltage, charging system and ground.


Ground	Negative
Battery volts	12
Charging system	Alternator
Charging amps	75

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Big Bud 650/50 have?

The Big Bud 650/50 delivers 650 HP.

What years was the Big Bud 650/50 produced?

The Big Bud 650/50 was produced in 1980-1981.

What engine does the Big Bud 650/50 have?

The Big Bud 650/50 is powered by a Detroit Diesel 12V92T, 12-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Big Bud 650/50 use?

The Big Bud 650/50 uses a Twin Disc TD-92-2610 transmission.

How much does the Big Bud 650/50 weigh?

The Big Bud 650/50 weighs 60000 lbs [27216 kg].

Is the Big Bud 650/50 4WD?

The Big Bud 650/50 is available in 4WD.

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