Head to head · Utility

Chamberlain Canelander vs New Holland 5030

New Holland 5030 Tractor
New HollandModel B

New Holland 5030

Utility

power
62 hp
displacement
255 ci
Cylinders
4
Forward gears
16
Full 5030 specs
ChamberlainChamberlain Canelander
vs
New HollandNew Holland 5030

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Utility

n = 3,933–5,720

Engine Power

= Effectively tied
Canelander62 hp
503062 hp
Median Utility Tractor55 hp

Canelander is in the 56th percentile; 5030 is in the 56th · 5,383 models

Engine Displacement

▲ Canelander higher · +15 ci (+6%)
Canelander270 ci
5030255 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci

Canelander is in the 78th percentile; 5030 is in the 73rd · 5,580 models

Cylinders

= Effectively tied
Canelander4
50304
Median Utility Tractor4

Canelander is in the 50th percentile; 5030 is in the 50th · 5,720 models

Forward Gears

▲ 5030 higher · +7 (+78%)
Canelander9
503016
Median Utility Tractor12

Canelander is in the 35th percentile; 5030 is in the 73rd · 4,941 models

Canelander (A)5030 (B)Median Utility Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
ManufacturerChamberlainNew Holland—
ModelCanelander5030—
CategoryUtility, High-ClearanceUtility—

Engine

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
ManufacturerPerkinsFord—
Model4-270DNot recorded—
Power Output62hp62hpSame
Rated RPM2,000RPM2,200RPM▲ 5030+200 RPM · +10%
Cylinders44Same
Displacement270ci255ci▲ Canelander+15 ci · +6%
Bore4.3in4.4in▲ 5030+0.1 in · +2%
Stroke4.8in4.2in▲ Canelander+0.6 in · +14%

Transmission

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
TypeGearPartial power shift—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
Length149in144in▲ Canelander+5 in · +3%
Width79in69.5in▲ Canelander+9.5 in · +14%
Height75.5in99.2in▲ 5030+23.7 in · +31%
Operating Weight7,350lb5,988lb▲ Canelander+1,362 lb · +23%

Hydraulics

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
System TypeOpen centerOpen centerSame
Steering TypeManualHydrostatic power—

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
TypeNot recordedTransmission—
Speed 1Not recorded540rpm—

Hitch & Towing

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
Hitch TypeCategory IIThree-Point Hitch—
Hitch CategoryIIII/I—
Hitch PositionRearRearSame
Hitch CapacityNot recorded3,075lb—

Chassis & Drive

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
Chassis Type4x2 2WD4x2 2WDSame
Drive Type2WD2WDSame
Steering TypeManualHydrostatic power—
Brake TypeNot recordedDifferential wet disc—

Electrical

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
Starter TypeElectricElectricSame

Capacities

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
CoolantNot recorded3.3gal—

Operator Station

SpecChamberlain CanelanderNew Holland 5030Difference
TypeNot recordedTwo-post ROPS—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 55 hp
A · 56th percentile (62 hp)B · 56th percentile (62 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 183 ci
A · 78th percentile (270 ci)B · 73rd percentile (255 ci)

Cylinders

median 4
A · 50th percentile (4)B · 50th percentile (4)

Forward Gears

median 12
A · 35th percentile (9)B · 73rd percentile (16)

Operating Weight

median 5,303 lb
A · 70th percentile (7,350 lb)B · 56th percentile (5,988 lb)
A · CanelanderB · 5030Median Utility Tractor
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