Head to head · Standard Tread

John Deere G (1948-1953) vs Steyr 182

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John DeereModel A

John Deere G (1948-1953)

Standard Tread

power
36.1 hp
displacement
413 ci
Cylinders
2
Forward gears
6
Full G (1948-1953) specs
Steyr 182 Tractor
SteyrModel B

Steyr 182

Utility

power
35.5 hp
displacement
162 ci
Cylinders
2
Forward gears
6
Full 182 specs
John DeereJohn Deere G (1948-1953)
vs
SteyrSteyr 182

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Standard Tread

n = 121–367

Engine Power

▲ G (1948-1953) higher · +0.6 hp (+2%)
G (1948-1953)36.1 hp
18235.5 hp
Median Standard Tread Tractor45 hp

G (1948-1953) is in the 37th percentile; 182 is in the 35th · 121 models

Engine Displacement

▲ G (1948-1953) higher · +251 ci (+155%)
G (1948-1953)413 ci
182162 ci
Median Standard Tread Tractor382 ci

G (1948-1953) is in the 55th percentile; 182 is in the 8th · 353 models

Cylinders

= Effectively tied
G (1948-1953)2
1822
Median Standard Tread Tractor4

G (1948-1953) is in the 23rd percentile; 182 is in the 23rd · 367 models

Forward Gears

= Effectively tied
G (1948-1953)6
1826
Median Standard Tread Tractor4

G (1948-1953) is in the 79th percentile; 182 is in the 79th · 341 models

G (1948-1953) (A)182 (B)Median Standard Tread Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
ManufacturerJohn DeereSteyr—
ModelG (1948-1953)182—
CategoryStandard TreadUtility, Standard Tread—

Engine

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
ManufacturerJohn DeereSteyr—
ModelGWD 213c—
Power Output36.1hp35.5hp▲ G (1948-1953)+0.6 hp · +2%
Rated RPMNot recorded1,700RPM—
Cylinders22Same
Displacement413ci162ci▲ G (1948-1953)+251 ci · +155%
Bore6.1in4.3in▲ G (1948-1953)+1.8 in · +42%
Stroke7in5.5in▲ G (1948-1953)+1.5 in · +27%

Transmission

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
TypeGear type with dry disc clutchGear—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
Length137in111in▲ G (1948-1953)+26 in · +23%
Width65.7in61.8in▲ G (1948-1953)+3.9 in · +6%
Height84.6in71.3in▲ G (1948-1953)+13.3 in · +19%
Operating Weight5,291lb4,233lb▲ G (1948-1953)+1,058 lb · +25%

Hydraulics

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
System TypeOpen centerNot recorded—
Steering TypeManualManualSame

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
TypeTransmissionNot recorded—
Speed 1540rpmNot recorded—

Hitch & Towing

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
Hitch CategoryCategory 3Not recorded—

Chassis & Drive

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
Chassis Type4x2 2WD4x2 2WDSame
Drive Type2WD2WDSame
Steering TypeManualManualSame

Electrical

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
Starter TypeElectricElectricSame

Capacities

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
Coolant11galNot recorded—

Operator Station

SpecJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Steyr 182Difference
TypeOpenNot recorded—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 45 hp
A · 37th percentile (36.1 hp)B · 35th percentile (35.5 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 382 ci
A · 55th percentile (413 ci)B · 8th percentile (162 ci)

Cylinders

median 4
A · 23rd percentile (2)B · 23rd percentile (2)

Forward Gears

median 4
A · 79th percentile (6)B · 79th percentile (6)

Operating Weight

median 6,834 lb
A · 28th percentile (5,291 lb)B · 17th percentile (4,233 lb)
A · G (1948-1953)B · 182Median Standard Tread Tractor
Full spec pageJohn Deere G (1948-1953)Full spec pageSteyr 182