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John Deere 820 vs Massey Ferguson 2606H

A detailed comparison of the John Deere 820 and the Massey Ferguson 2606H. Click a model name to view its full specifications.

Horsepower
John Deere 82055.9 kW (Green Dash: 67.1 HP (50.0 kW) Black Dash: 75.0 HP)
Massey Ferguson 2606H48.5 kW (65.1 HP)
SpecificationJohn Deere 820John Deere 820Agricultural TractorsMassey Ferguson 2606HMassey Ferguson 2606HAgricultural Tractors
Tractor TypeFarm TractorUtility Tractor
Horsepower55.9 kW (Green Dash: 67.1 HP (50.0 kW) Black Dash: 75.0 HP)48.5 kW (65.1 HP)
Weight3560.0 kg (7848.4 lbs)—
Transmission TypeUnsynchronized gear with dry disc clutchSync shuttle
Length362.0 cm (142.5 in.)353.0 cm (2WD: 137.8 in. (350.0 cm) 4WD: 139.0 in.)
Years Made1956-19582016-Present
Engine ModelJohn DeereSimpson
Engine Type4-stroke, liquid-cooled, inline4-stroke, liquid-cooled, inline
Fuel TypeDieselDiesel
Cylinders23
Displacement7713 cc (470.7 cu in.)2587 cc (157.9 cu in.)
Bore15.60 cm (6.14 in.)9.30 cm (3.66 in.)
Stroke20.29 cm (7.99 in.)12.70 cm (5.00 in.)
Rear PTO TypeIndependentLive or independent
Rear PTO Speed540 RPM540
Battery6 V12 V
StarterGasoline pony engineElectric
Height205.0 cm (80.7 in.)238.0 cm (93.7 in.)
Wheelbase216.0 cm (85.0 in.)207.0 cm (2WD: 80.3 in. (204.0 cm) 4WD: 81.5 in.)
Fuel Tank Capacity123.0 l (32.5 gal)54.9 l (14.5 gal)
Coolant Capacity7.6 l (2.0 gal)—
Gears6 forward and 1 reverse8 forward and 8 reverse
Chassis4×2 2WD4×2 2WD or 4×4 MFWD 4WD
Max. Travel Speed4.3 km/h (Forward: 12.2 MPH (19.7 km/h) Reverse: 2.7 MPH)—
Cabin TypeOpen operator station or CabTwo-post folding ROPS
Steering TypeManual or powerPower
Front TiresAg: 7.50-18Ag: 7.5×16 , 9.5×24
Rear TiresAg: 15-34Ag: 14.9×28
Hydraulic TypePowr-TrolOpen center
Valves12
Lift Capacity—1250.0 kg (2755.8 lbs)
Pump Flow—40.1 LPM (10.6 GPM)
Rated RPM—2000 RPM
Width—177.0 cm (69.7 in.)
Final Drive—Outboard planetary
Brakes—Wet disc
Differential Lock—Mechanical rear
Drawbar Category—II/I
Total Flow—59.4 LPM (15.7 GPM)

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