The John Deere 6M 130 has a 3-point hitch lift capacity of 7,930 lb (3,597 kg). It also lists hitch category Category 2 and rear PTO power 100 hp.
Best rear lift figure7,930 lb (3,597 kg)
Hitch categoryCategory 2
Rear PTO horsepower100 hp
John Deere 6M 130 3-Point Hitch Lift Capacity
3-point hitch lift capacity
7,930 lb (3,597 kg)
Hitch category
Category 2
Rear PTO horsepower
100 hp
Rear Lift Capacity Comparison Chart
Best rear lift comparison
This model
7,930 lb
Average
8,101 lb
Low
550 lb
High
29,750 lb
Rear PTO horsepower comparison
This model
100 hp
Average
132 hp
Low
11 hp
High
620 hp
John Deere 6M 130 Hitch and Rear Lift Notes
Hitch category note
Category matters as much as capacity. The John Deere 6M 130 is listed with Category 2, so implement pins and hitch width need to suit that setup
PTO and weight context
Use the rear lift spec first, then use rear PTO horsepower is 100 hp to judge whether the implement is sensible for real work
Rear implement matching
Rear hitch capacity is most useful when comparing actual implement weights, especially for large mounted implements, heavy tillage tools, big mower, large planter, and heavy ballast setup
John Deere 6M 130 3-Point Hitch FAQ
How much can the John Deere 6M 130 rear 3-point hitch lift?
The main rear-lift number captured for the John Deere 6M 130 is 7,930 lb (3,597 kg). Use that as the first-pass number for rear implements, not as a front-loader rating.
Is rear lift capacity always measured the same way?
No. For the John Deere 6M 130, check whether the figure is measured at the hitch ends or 24 in / 610 mm behind the hitch. The behind-the-hitch number is usually more realistic.
Does hitch category matter on the John Deere 6M 130?
Yes. The John Deere 6M 130 is listed as Category 2, and that decides what rear implements physically connect cleanly.
What rear implements can the John Deere 6M 130 lift?
Use the listed 7,930 lb (3,597 kg) 3-point hitch lift rating as the first filter for implements such as large mounted implements, heavy tillage tools, big mower, large planter, and heavy ballast setup. Also check hitch category Category 2 and rear PTO power 100 hp before choosing the implement.
Is 100 hp rear PTO power enough for implements?
It depends on the implement. Use 100 hp for powered equipment matching, and use 7,930 lb (3,597 kg) for rear lift matching.
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Tractor hitch lift specs can change by year, market, tire setup, ballast, hitch option and measurement point. Please check the operator manual, build sheet and official deere.com website for official information before buying or lifting heavy implements.
