The John Deere F925 tractor has 22 hp engine horsepower and 22 hp PTO horsepower.
Engine horsepower22 hp
PTO horsepower22 hp
Drawbar horsepower20.5 hp
Rated RPM3,600 rpm
Operating weight1,443 lb
John Deere F925 Horsepower Details
Engine horsepower
22 hp
PTO horsepower
22 hp
Drawbar horsepower
20.5 hp
Rated engine RPM
3,600 rpm
Engine displacement
53.6 cu in
Engine model
Yanmar
Operating weight
1,443 lb
Horsepower Comparison Chart
Engine horsepower comparison
This model
22 hp
Average
117.3 hp
Low
8 hp
High
620 hp
PTO horsepower comparison
This model
22 hp
Average
103.8 hp
Low
8 hp
High
620 hp
Drawbar horsepower comparison
This model
20.5 hp
Average
100.5 hp
Low
7.5 hp
High
620 hp
Operating weight comparison
This model
1,443 lb
Average
9,758.8 lb
Low
340 lb
High
59,000 lb
John Deere F925 Extra Horsepower Notes
Horsepower note
The John Deere F925 has almost no visible gap between the listed engine horsepower and PTO horsepower ratings.
PTO note
Use the John Deere F925’s 22 hp PTO rating when sizing implements; the 22 hp engine rating is not the number the implement actually receives.
Drawbar note
For plows, ground tools and pull-type loads, the John Deere F925’s 20.5 hp drawbar horsepower says more than engine horsepower alone.
Power-to-weight note
Using 1,443 lb operating weight and 22 hp engine power, the John Deere F925 comes out at roughly 65.6 lb per engine horsepower, meaning it is light for its power, so traction and ballast can become the limiting factor before engine power.
Engine note
For engine identification, the John Deere F925 is listed with engine model Yanmar, 53.6 cu in displacement, rated at 3,600 rpm.
Torque / RPM note
Use the John Deere F925’s 3,600 rpm rated RPM when comparing engine specs across similar tractors.
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Horsepower, PTO horsepower, drawbar horsepower, weight and engine specs can change by year, market, engine option, cab, transmission and test standard. Please check the operator manual and official deere.com website for official information.
