Head to head · Utility

Claas Xerion 5000 vs Deutz F2L612 4

Claas XERION 5000 Tractor
ClaasModel A

Claas Xerion 5000

Utility

power
487 hp
displacement
763 ci
Cylinders
Not recorded
Forward gears
Not recorded
Full Xerion 5000 specs
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DeutzModel B

Deutz F2L612 4

Sub-Compact

power
21.7 hp
displacement
93.1 ci
Cylinders
2
Forward gears
10
Full F2L612 4 specs
ClaasClaas Xerion 5000
vs
DeutzDeutz F2L612 4

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Utility

n = 4,659–5,580

Engine Power

▲ Xerion 5000 higher · +465 hp (+2144%)
Xerion 5000487 hp
F2L612 421.7 hp
Median Utility Tractor55 hp

Xerion 5000 is in the 99th percentile; F2L612 4 is in the 10th · 5,383 models

Engine Displacement

▲ Xerion 5000 higher · +670 ci (+720%)
Xerion 5000763 ci
F2L612 493.1 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci

Xerion 5000 is in the 96th percentile; F2L612 4 is in the 21st · 5,580 models

Operating Weight

▲ Xerion 5000 higher · +26,586 lb (+900%)
Xerion 500029,540 lb
F2L612 42,954 lb
Median Utility Tractor5,303 lb

Xerion 5000 is in the 97th percentile; F2L612 4 is in the 22nd · 5,107 models

Length

▲ Xerion 5000 higher · +188 in (+176%)
Xerion 5000295 in
F2L612 4107 in
Median Utility Tractor137 in

Xerion 5000 is in the 99th percentile; F2L612 4 is in the 14th · 4,659 models

Xerion 5000 (A)F2L612 4 (B)Median Utility Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
ManufacturerClaasDeutz—
ModelXerion 5000F2L612 4—
CategoryUtilitySub-Compact—

Engine

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
ManufacturerCaterpillarDeutz—
ModelC13Not recorded—
Power Output487hp21.7hp▲ Xerion 5000+465 hp · +2144%
Rated RPM2,000RPM2,100RPM▲ F2L612 4+100 RPM · +5%
CylindersNot recorded2—
Displacement763ci93.1ci▲ Xerion 5000+670 ci · +720%
BoreNot recorded3.5in—
StrokeNot recorded4.7in—

Transmission

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
TypeContinuously Variable Transmission (CVT)Gear—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
Length295in107in▲ Xerion 5000+188 in · +176%
WidthNot recorded63in—
HeightNot recorded60.6in—
Operating Weight29,540lb2,954lb▲ Xerion 5000+26,586 lb · +900%

Hydraulics

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
Steering TypeFour-Wheel SteeringManual—

Tires

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
Front Tire Size31.5x38Not recorded—
Rear Tire Size31.5x38Not recorded—

Hitch & Towing

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
Hitch Category4NNot recorded—
Hitch PositionRearNot recorded—

Chassis & Drive

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
Chassis Type4x4 4WD4x2—
Drive TypeFour-Wheel Drive (4WD)2WD—
Steering TypeFour-Wheel SteeringManual—

Electrical

SpecClaas Xerion 5000Deutz F2L612 4Difference
Starter TypeElectric StarterElectric—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 55 hp
A · 99th percentile (487 hp)B · 10th percentile (21.7 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 183 ci
A · 96th percentile (763 ci)B · 21st percentile (93.1 ci)

Operating Weight

median 5,303 lb
A · 97th percentile (29,540 lb)B · 22nd percentile (2,954 lb)

Length

median 137 in
A · 99th percentile (295 in)B · 14th percentile (107 in)
A · Xerion 5000B · F2L612 4Median Utility Tractor
Full spec pageClaas Xerion 5000Full spec pageDeutz F2L612 4