Preet 6049 Yodha vs John deere 5210 4WD vs Sonalika DI 50 Sikander
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Specification
Preet 6049 Yodha
John deere 5210 4WD
Sonalika DI 50 Sikander
Engine
- Engine NameFour Stroke, DI, Natural Aspirated3029 TNA
- HP555052
- Displacement3364 ccNA3065 CC
- Cylinder333
- Rated RPM2200 RPM24002100
- Cooling SystemLiquid CooledCoolant CooledWater Cooled
- Fuel Tank Capacity67 L68 Lit55 Lit
- Air FilterDry With Clogging Sensor, 8"Dry Type Dual ElementWet Type
Transmission
- Transmission TypeCombination Of Constant & Sliding MeshCollarshiftConstant Mesh with Side Shifter
- Number of Gears16F + 4R/ 8F + 2R9 Forward + 3 Reverse8 Forward + 2 Reverse
- Clutch TypeHeavy Duty, Dual, Dry friction PlatesDualDry Type Single / Dual
- Clutch Size280 mmNANA
- Max Forward Speed9.10-35.81 km/h28.49 Kmph38.29 kmph
- Max Reverse Speed3.96-15.58 km/h22.39 KmphNA
PTO
- PTO HPN/ANA44.7
- PTO TypeLive, Dual speedIndependent, 6 Splines6 Spline
- PTO Speed540/540E540 @2376 ERPM540
Dimensions & Weight
- Length3900 mm3570 MMNA
- Width1920 mm1870 MMNA
- Height2300 mmNANA
- Wheel Base2230 mm2050 MM2010 mm
- Weight2250 kg2410 KGNA
- Ground Clearance432 mm385 MMNA
- Turning Radius3.8 m3530 MMNA
Hydraulics & Steering
- Lifting Capacity2200 kg2000 kg2000 kg
- Hydraulic Control2 Lever, ADDCAutomatic depth and draft controlHigh precision
- SteeringHydrostatic, Power SteeringPowerMechanical/Power Steering (optional)
- BrakesMechanical, Oil Immersed Multi DiscSelf adjusting and self equalising, Hydraullically actuated, Oil immersed Disc BrakesOil Immersed Brakes
- 3-Point LinkageTPL Category I & II3 pooint linkage Category - IINA
Other Specifications
- Wheel Drive2WD4WD2WD
- Tyre Size7.5x16 (Front) and 16.9x28 (Rear)9.5 x 24/16.9 x28F(6.0X16)/(6.50X16)/(7.5X16), R(16.9X28)/(14.9X28)
- Price RangeN/A1007813-1092188623438-682500
- WarrantyN/A5000 Hour or 5 Year5 years or 5000 hours
- SeriesN/ANASikander Series
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