DenningModel A
Denning E 10-18
Utility
- power
- Not recorded
- displacement
- 202 ci
- Cylinders
- 4
- Forward gears
- 6
Head to head · Utility
Denning E 10-18 vs John Deere 2530
John DeereModel B
John Deere 2530
Utility
- power
- Not recorded
- displacement
- 220 ci
- Cylinders
- 4
- Forward gears
- 8
DenningDenning E 10-18
vs
John DeereJohn Deere 2530
How they compare
Headline specs vs. the whole Utility
Engine Displacement
▲ 2530 higher · +18 ci (+9%)E 10-18202 ci
2530220 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci
E 10-18 is in the 55th percentile; 2530 is in the 60th · 5,580 models
Cylinders
= Effectively tiedE 10-184
25304
Median Utility Tractor4
E 10-18 is in the 50th percentile; 2530 is in the 50th · 5,720 models
Forward Gears
▲ 2530 higher · +2 (+33%)E 10-186
25308
Median Utility Tractor12
E 10-18 is in the 11th percentile; 2530 is in the 23rd · 4,941 models
Operating Weight
▲ E 10-18 higher · +100 lb (+3%)E 10-183,600 lb
25303,500 lb
Median Utility Tractor5,303 lb
E 10-18 is in the 31st percentile; 2530 is in the 29th · 5,107 models
E 10-18 (A)2530 (B)Median Utility Tractor
Full comparison
Every spec, side by side
General Information
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Denning | John Deere | — |
| Model | E 10-18 | 2530 | — |
| Category | Utility, Standard Tread | Utility | — |
Engine
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Waukseha | John Deere | — |
| Rated RPM | 1,200RPM | 2,500RPM | ▲ 2530+1,300 RPM · +108% |
| Cylinders | 4 | 4 | Same |
| Displacement | 202ci | 220ci | ▲ 2530+18 ci · +9% |
| Bore | 3.5in | 4in | ▲ 2530+0.5 in · +14% |
| Stroke | 5.3in | 4.3in | ▲ E 10-18+1 in · +23% |
Transmission
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | 6-speed friction disc | Manual | — |
Dimensions & Weight
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 120in | 142in | ▲ 2530+22 in · +18% |
| Width | 56in | 88.6in | ▲ 2530+32.6 in · +58% |
| Height | 61in | 86.2in | ▲ 2530+25.2 in · +41% |
| Operating Weight | 3,600lb | 3,500lb | ▲ E 10-18+100 lb · +3% |
Hydraulics
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steering Type | Manual | Manual | Same |
Hitch & Towing
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hitch Type | Not recorded | Three-Point Hitch | — |
| Hitch Category | Not recorded | II | — |
| Hitch Position | Not recorded | Rear | — |
Chassis & Drive
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chassis Type | 4x2 | 4x2 2WD | — |
| Drive Type | 2WD | 2WD | Same |
| Steering Type | Manual | Manual | Same |
Electrical
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Type | Not recorded | Electric | — |
Capacities
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coolant | 7gal | Not recorded | — |
Operator Station
| Spec | Denning E 10-18 | John Deere 2530 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Not recorded | Open | — |
Category context
Both models against the field
Engine Displacement
median 183 ciA · 55th percentile (202 ci)B · 60th percentile (220 ci)
Cylinders
median 4A · 50th percentile (4)B · 50th percentile (4)
Forward Gears
median 12A · 11th percentile (6)B · 23rd percentile (8)
Operating Weight
median 5,303 lbA · 31st percentile (3,600 lb)B · 29th percentile (3,500 lb)
Length
median 137 inA · 27th percentile (120 in)B · 57th percentile (142 in)
A · E 10-18B · 2530Median Utility Tractor