Head to head · Sub-Compact

Deutz F2L514 50 vs Massey Ferguson 6290

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DeutzModel A

Deutz F2L514 50

Sub-Compact

power
27.6 hp
displacement
162 ci
Cylinders
2
Forward gears
5
Full F2L514 50 specs
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Massey FergusonModel B

Massey Ferguson 6290

Utility

power
126 hp
displacement
365 ci
Cylinders
6
Forward gears
32
Full 6290 specs
DeutzDeutz F2L514 50
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Massey FergusonMassey Ferguson 6290

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Sub-Compact

n = 616–816

Engine Power

▲ 6290 higher · +98.4 hp (+357%)
F2L514 5027.6 hp
6290126 hp
Median Sub-Compact Tractor26.9 hp

F2L514 50 is in the 51st percentile; 6290 is in the 99th · 816 models

Engine Displacement

▲ 6290 higher · +203 ci (+125%)
F2L514 50162 ci
6290365 ci
Median Sub-Compact Tractor91.4 ci

F2L514 50 is in the 88th percentile; 6290 is in the 99th · 757 models

Cylinders

▲ 6290 higher · +4 (+200%)
F2L514 502
62906
Median Sub-Compact Tractor3

F2L514 50 is in the 11th percentile; 6290 is in the 99th · 802 models

Forward Gears

▲ 6290 higher · +27 (+540%)
F2L514 505
629032
Median Sub-Compact Tractor9

F2L514 50 is in the 4th percentile; 6290 is in the 99th · 616 models

F2L514 50 (A)6290 (B)Median Sub-Compact Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
ManufacturerDeutzMassey Ferguson—
ModelF2L514 506290—
CategorySub-CompactUtility—

Engine

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
ManufacturerDeutzPerkins—
Power Output27.6hp126hp▲ 6290+98.4 hp · +357%
Rated RPM1,550RPM2,200RPM▲ 6290+650 RPM · +42%
Cylinders26▲ 6290+4 · +200%
Displacement162ci365ci▲ 6290+203 ci · +125%
Bore4.3in3.9in▲ F2L514 50+0.4 in · +10%
Stroke5.5in5in▲ F2L514 50+0.5 in · +10%

Transmission

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
TypeGearFour-speed power shift—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
Length112in185in▲ 6290+73 in · +65%
Width62.2inNot recorded—
Height66.9in122in▲ 6290+55.1 in · +82%
WheelbaseNot recorded106in—
Operating Weight4,079lb11,395lb▲ 6290+7,316 lb · +179%

Hydraulics

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
System TypeNot recordedOpen Center—
Steering TypeManualHydrostatic power—

Tread Width

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
Front Tread AdjustmentNot recorded61.7" to 80.9"—
Rear Tread AdjustmentNot recorded66.9" to 86.6"—

Hitch & Towing

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
Hitch TypeNot recordedThree-point hitch—
Hitch CategoryNot recordedCategory 2—
Hitch PositionNot recordedRear—

Chassis & Drive

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
Chassis Type4x2 2WD2WD and FWA—
Drive Type2WD2WD and FWA—
Steering TypeManualHydrostatic power—

Electrical

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
Starter TypeElectricElectric Starter—

Capacities

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
CoolantNot recorded6.6gal—

Operator Station

SpecDeutz F2L514 50Massey Ferguson 6290Difference
TypeNot recordedCab—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 26.9 hp
A · 51st percentile (27.6 hp)B · 99th percentile (126 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 91.4 ci
A · 88th percentile (162 ci)B · 99th percentile (365 ci)

Cylinders

median 3
A · 11th percentile (2)B · 99th percentile (6)

Forward Gears

median 9
A · 4th percentile (5)B · 99th percentile (32)

Operating Weight

median 2,700 lb
A · 81st percentile (4,079 lb)B · 99th percentile (11,395 lb)
A · F2L514 50B · 6290Median Sub-Compact Tractor
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