Antonio CarraroModel A
Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S
Sub-Compact
- power
- 71 hp
- displacement
- 203 ci
- Cylinders
- 4
- Forward gears
- 16
Head to head · Sub-Compact
Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S vs Deutz-Fahr 4075E
Deutz-FahrModel B
Deutz-Fahr 4075E
Utility
- power
- 71.1 hp
- displacement
- 183 ci
- Cylinders
- 3
- Forward gears
- 30
Antonio CarraroAntonio Carraro TRX 7800S
vs
Deutz-FahrDeutz-Fahr 4075E
How they compare
Headline specs vs. the whole Sub-Compact
Engine Power
▲ 4075E higher · +0.1 hp (<1%)TRX 7800S71 hp
4075E71.1 hp
Median Sub-Compact Tractor26.9 hp
TRX 7800S is in the 99th percentile; 4075E is in the 99th · 816 models
Engine Displacement
▲ TRX 7800S higher · +20 ci (+11%)TRX 7800S203 ci
4075E183 ci
Median Sub-Compact Tractor91.4 ci
TRX 7800S is in the 97th percentile; 4075E is in the 93rd · 757 models
Cylinders
▲ TRX 7800S higher · +1 (+33%)TRX 7800S4
4075E3
Median Sub-Compact Tractor3
TRX 7800S is in the 90th percentile; 4075E is in the 50th · 802 models
Forward Gears
▲ 4075E higher · +14 (+88%)TRX 7800S16
4075E30
Median Sub-Compact Tractor9
TRX 7800S is in the 89th percentile; 4075E is in the 99th · 616 models
TRX 7800S (A)4075E (B)Median Sub-Compact Tractor
Full comparison
Every spec, side by side
General Information
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Antonio Carraro | Deutz-Fahr | — |
| Model | TRX 7800S | 4075E | — |
| Category | Sub-Compact | Utility | — |
Engine
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Yanmar | SDF | — |
| Model | Not recorded | 1000.3 WTI | — |
| Power Output | 71hp | 71.1hp | ▲ 4075E+0.1 hp · <1% |
| Rated RPM | 2,500RPM | Not recorded | — |
| Cylinders | 4 | 3 | ▲ TRX 7800S+1 · +33% |
| Displacement | 203ci | 183ci | ▲ TRX 7800S+20 ci · +11% |
| Bore | 3.9in | 4.1in | ▲ 4075E+0.2 in · +5% |
| Stroke | 4.3in | 4.6in | ▲ 4075E+0.3 in · +7% |
Transmission
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Not recorded | Partially synchronized | — |
Dimensions & Weight
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 134in | Not recorded | — |
| Width | 54.3in | 69.8in | ▲ 4075E+15.5 in · +29% |
| Height | 93.3in | Not recorded | — |
| Operating Weight | 4,806lb | 5,952lb | ▲ 4075E+1,146 lb · +24% |
Hydraulics
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| System Type | Not recorded | Open Center | — |
| Steering Type | Hydraulic Power | Power | — |
Hitch & Towing
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hitch Type | Rear Type: I | Not recorded | — |
| Hitch Category | Not recorded | II | — |
| Hitch Position | Rear | Rear | Same |
| Hitch Capacity | Not recorded | 8,378lb | — |
Chassis & Drive
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chassis Type | Not recorded | 4x2 | — |
| Drive Type | Not recorded | 2WD | — |
| Steering Type | Hydraulic Power | Power | — |
Electrical
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Type | Electric | Electric | Same |
Operator Station
| Spec | Antonio Carraro TRX 7800S | Deutz-Fahr 4075E | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Not recorded | Open | — |
Category context
Both models against the field
Engine Power
median 26.9 hpA · 99th percentile (71 hp)B · 99th percentile (71.1 hp)
Engine Displacement
median 91.4 ciA · 97th percentile (203 ci)B · 93rd percentile (183 ci)
Cylinders
median 3A · 90th percentile (4)B · 50th percentile (3)
Forward Gears
median 9A · 89th percentile (16)B · 99th percentile (30)
Operating Weight
median 2,700 lbA · 91st percentile (4,806 lb)B · 97th percentile (5,952 lb)
A · TRX 7800SB · 4075EMedian Sub-Compact Tractor