Compare Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD vs Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx

Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD v/s Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx

Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD v/s Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx Tractor Features

Feature comparison is the most important because this helps us to determine which model has more to offer. Have a look at the detailed Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD v/s Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx tractor features comparison.

Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD comes with a 3-cylinder engine of 52 HP power whereas the Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx HP is 42 and it uses a 3-cylinder engine. The engine capacity of Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD is 3065 cc cc while it’s NA cc in the case of Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx. Both the tractors have water-cooled engines.

If we compare these two models on transmission, Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD has 8F + 2R gears and Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx has 8 Forward + 2 Reverse gears. But, the Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD uses an independent PTO clutch and the Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx comes with a single/dual clutch.

Steering adjustment is absent in both models. Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD has only Power steering steering but you can choose from Mechanical-Single Drop Arm/Power steering if you purchase Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx.

Turning radius with brake feature is absent in Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD but is present in Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx.

Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD uses DCV whereas Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx has Category - II .

The wheel drive of Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD is 4WD and 2WD in the case of Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx. Both tractors use ADDC control for managing the weight lifting. But, you can lift up to 2200 Kg with Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD and up to 1500 KG with Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx.

Compare Tractor Price of Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD v/s Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx

Comparing Tractor prices is important for making a decision. The Sonalika Tiger DI 50 4WD price in India is between Rs. 895000 - 935000* whereas the Farmtrac Champion 42 Valuemaxx price in India is within the range of Rs. 520000 - 540000*. Both the tractors are affordable and easily available in India.