General Specifications (John Deere 6420 tractor)
Product Name | John Deere 6420 |
Type | tractor |
Brand | John Deere |
Cabin Type | Two-post ROPS and ConfortGard Cab (optional) |
Battery | 12V, 110Ah or 154Ah |
Bore And Stroke | 106.0 mm X 127.0 mm (4.17 in X 5 in) |
Brakes | Hydraulic wet disc |
Coolant Capacity Litres | 14 L |
Coolant Capacity | 14 qt |
Cylinders | 4 |
Displacement | 5 L |
Engine Model | John Deere PowerTech 4045HL070 |
Engine Type | Four-stroke, liquid-cooled, inline |
Fuel Tank Capacity | 49 gal |
Fuel Tank Capacity Us Litres | 185 L |
Fuel Type | Diesel |
Gears | 12 forward and 4 reverse |
Height | 98 in |
Height Mm | 2490 mm |
Horsepower Hp | 110 HP |
Length | 163 in |
Length Mm | 4130 mm |
Oil Capacity | 17 qt |
Rear Pto Type | Independent |
Speed (Forward) | 25 mph |
Steering Type | Hydrostatic power |
Transmission Type | Partial power shift |
Weight | 11111 lbs |
Width | 61 in |
Higher than average John Deere 6420 tractor Specs
Lower than average John Deere 6420 tractor Specs
Coolant Capacity
The coolant capacity is a crucial measurement that refers to the amount of coolant the tractor's cooling system can hold. Coolant is used to regulate the engine temperature and prevent overheating.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has highly recommended Coolant capacity of 14 (qt), which is 9 (qt) more than the average Coolant capacity of 5 (qt). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 35 out of 489 tractors for Coolant capacity and we have rated it 22% out of 100%, which we consider to be well below average.
Coolant Capacity:
Cylinders
Cylinders refer to the components inside a tractor's engine that are responsible for converting fuel and air into energy. These cylindrical chambers play an important role as they house the pistons, which move up and down to generate power, propelling the tractor forward.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has super Cylinders of 4 , which is 1 more than the average Cylinders of 3 . The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 30 out of 489 tractors for Cylinders and we have rated it 67% out of 100%, which we consider to be poor.
Cylinders:
Displacement
Tractors have displacement which refers to the total volume of air and fuel mixture an engine can draw in during one revolution. It determines the power output, fuel efficiency, and overall performance of the tractor.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has terriffic Displacement of 5 (L), which is 3 (L) more than the average Displacement of 2 (L). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 22 out of 489 tractors for Displacement and we have rated it 38% out of 100%, which we consider to be poor.
Displacement:
Fuel Tank Capacity
Fuel tank capacity refers to the amount of fuel that the tractor's tank can hold. It indicates the tractor's range and operating time. A larger capacity allows for longer periods of work without refueling.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has a spectacular Fuel tank capacity of 49 (gal), which is 38 (gal) more than the average Fuel tank capacity of 11 (gal). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 18 out of 489 tractors for Fuel tank capacity and we have rated it 18% out of 100%, which we consider to be well below average.
Fuel Tank Capacity:
Horsepower Hp
Tractor Horsepower (HP) refers to the unit of measurement that indicates the power output of the tractor's engine. It determines the tractor's ability to perform tasks like plowing fields, pulling heavy loads. More HP generally means more power.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has outstanding Horsepower HP of 110 (HP), which is 73 (HP) more than the average Horsepower HP of 37 (HP). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 18 out of 489 tractors for Horsepower HP and we have rated it 8% out of 100%, which we consider to be well below average.
Horsepower Hp:
Length
Tractor length refers to the measurement of a tractor from its front to rear, including any attachments.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has groundbreaking Length of 163 (in), which is 61 (in) more than the average Length of 102 (in). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 26 out of 489 tractors for Length and we have rated it 57% out of 100%, which we consider to be well below average.
Length:
Oil Capacity
Tractor oil capacity refers to the total volume of oil required to properly lubricate and cool the tractor's engine. It is crucial because insufficient oil can lead to engine damage, while excess oil can cause overheating.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has gigantic Oil capacity of 17 (qt), which is 13 (qt) more than the average Oil capacity of 4 (qt). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 13 out of 489 tractors for Oil capacity and we have rated it 39% out of 100%, which we consider to be well below average.
Oil Capacity:
Speed (Forward)
Forward speed refers to how fast a tractor can move in the forward direction. It's important for farmers to consider the tractor's forward speed in order to optimize their workflow and accomplish tasks effectively.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has wicked Speed (forward) of 25 (mph), which is 16 (mph) more than the average Speed (forward) of 9 (mph). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 2 out of 489 tractors for Speed (forward) and we have rated it 68% out of 100%, which we consider to be poor.
Speed (Forward):
Weight
The weight of a tractor impacts how effectively the tractor can handle heavy tasks, such as plowing or pulling loads and fuel efficiency.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has huge Weight of 11111 (lbs), which is 8313 (lbs) more than the average Weight of 2798 (lbs). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 25 out of 489 tractors for Weight and we have rated it 28% out of 100%, which we consider to be well below average.
Weight:
Width
The tractor width refers to the measurement of the distance between the outer edges of the tractor's tires or tracks. This dimension is crucial as it determines the tractor's stability, maneuverability, and compatibility with different farming implements or attachments.
The John Deere 6420 tractor has an impressive Width of 61 (in), which is 7 (in) more than the average Width of 54 (in). The John Deere 6420 tractor is ranked 122 out of 489 tractors for Width and we have rated it 35% out of 100%, which we consider to be well below average.