Head to head · Utility

International Harvester 500 vs New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)

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International HarvesterModel A

International Harvester 500

Utility

power
47 hp
displacement
145 ci
Cylinders
4
Forward gears
8
Full 500 specs
International HarvesterInternational Harvester 500
vs
New HollandNew Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Utility

n = 3,933–5,720

Engine Power

= Effectively tied
50047 hp
Boomer 50 (2011-2013)47 hp
Median Utility Tractor55 hp

500 is in the 41st percentile; Boomer 50 (2011-2013) is in the 41st · 5,383 models

Engine Displacement

▲ Boomer 50 (2011-2013) higher · +8 ci (+6%)
500145 ci
Boomer 50 (2011-2013)153 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci

500 is in the 37th percentile; Boomer 50 (2011-2013) is in the 41st · 5,580 models

Cylinders

= Effectively tied
5004
Boomer 50 (2011-2013)4
Median Utility Tractor4

500 is in the 50th percentile; Boomer 50 (2011-2013) is in the 50th · 5,720 models

Forward Gears

▲ Boomer 50 (2011-2013) higher · +8 (+100%)
5008
Boomer 50 (2011-2013)16
Median Utility Tractor12

500 is in the 23rd percentile; Boomer 50 (2011-2013) is in the 73rd · 4,941 models

500 (A)Boomer 50 (2011-2013) (B)Median Utility Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
ManufacturerInternational HarvesterNew Holland—
Model500Boomer 50 (2011-2013)—
CategoryUtilityUtilitySame

Engine

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
ManufacturerInternational HarvesterMitsubishi—
Model2.4L 4-cyl gasolineS4Q2—
Power Output47hp47hpSame
Rated RPM2,000RPM2,600RPM▲ Boomer 50 (2011-2013)+600 RPM · +30%
Cylinders44Same
Displacement145ci153ci▲ Boomer 50 (2011-2013)+8 ci · +6%
Bore3.4in3.5in▲ Boomer 50 (2011-2013)+0.1 in · +3%
Stroke4.1in4.1inSame

Transmission

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
TypePartial power shiftSynchronized shuttle—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
Length107in121in▲ Boomer 50 (2011-2013)+14 in · +13%
Width60in63.8in▲ Boomer 50 (2011-2013)+3.8 in · +6%
Height48.8inNot recorded—
Operating Weight7,050lb3,549lb▲ 500+3,501 lb · +99%

Hydraulics

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
System TypeNot recordedOpen center—
Steering TypeMechanical clutchesHydrostatic power—

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
Type1000 (rear)Not recorded—
Speed 1Not recorded2,000rpm—
Speed 2Not recorded540rpm—

Hitch & Towing

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
Hitch TypeNot recordedThree-Point Hitch—
Hitch CategoryIISame
Hitch PositionNot recordedRear—
Hitch CapacityNot recorded2,756lb—

Chassis & Drive

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
Chassis TypeNot recorded4x4 MFWD 4WD—
Drive TypeNot recorded4WD—
Steering TypeMechanical clutchesHydrostatic power—
Brake TypeNot recordedDifferential mechanical wet disc—

Electrical

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
Starter TypeElectricElectricSame

Capacities

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
Coolant3galNot recorded—

Operator Station

SpecInternational Harvester 500New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Difference
TypeNot recordedTwo-post foldable ROPS—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 55 hp
A · 41st percentile (47 hp)B · 41st percentile (47 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 183 ci
A · 37th percentile (145 ci)B · 41st percentile (153 ci)

Cylinders

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

Forward Gears

median 12
A · 23rd percentile (8)B · 73rd percentile (16)

Operating Weight

median 5,303 lb
A · 67th percentile (7,050 lb)B · 30th percentile (3,549 lb)
A · 500B · Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Median Utility Tractor
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