Case-IH CS-86 (A) vs John Deere 2700 (A)

9 material differences · fewer than 12

Tractor one

1995–2003

No measured PTO figure

Tractor two

1993–1996

No measured PTO figure

Which should you choose?

Read our verdict on the CS-86 (A) and the 2700 (A) → It is generated from the rows below by a fixed, versioned rule set, and names the figure behind every call.

9 material differences · 6 fields identical or within 5%, which is not counted as material

Case-IH CS-86 (A) and John Deere 2700 (A), field by field
Field	CS-86 (A)	2700 (A)	Gap
Engine
Engine power, claimed claimed	84.9 hp	83.9 hp	—
Engine declared	MWM WD 401.83	ZETOR 1201	differs
Displacement declared	—	4.16 L	—
Maximum torque declared	—	219 lb·ft · 297 N·m	—
Transmission
Top speed declared	18.6–24.9 mph · 30–40 km/h	18.6–21.7 mph · 30–35 km/h	differs
Clutch declared	Dry FICHTEL & SACHS double clutch	Pedal-operated dry ZETOR single-disc clutch	differs
Hydraulics & hitch
Hydraulic centre declared	Open centre	—	—
Pump flow declared	14.1 gpm · 53.3 L/min	12.3 gpm · 46.7 L/min	+14% CS-86 (A)
Pressure declared	3,481 psi · 240 bar	2,350 psi · 162 bar	+48% CS-86 (A)
Three-point lift at ends declared	10,031 lb · 4,550 kg	9,744 lb · 4,420 kg	—
Rear PTO speeds declared	390/540/1000 rpm	540/1000 rpm	differs
Weight & dimensions
Unladen weight declared	7,782 lb · 3,530 kg	8,344 lb · 3,785 kg	+7% 2700 (A)
Maximum permissible mass declared	14,330 lb · 6,500 kg	16,535 lb · 7,500 kg	+15% 2700 (A)
Wheelbase declared	95.3 in · 2,420 mm	93.5 in · 2,375 mm	—
Length declared	158.5 in · 4,025 mm	165.0 in · 4,190 mm	—
Width declared	81.2 in · 2,063 mm	76.8 in · 1,950 mm	+6% CS-86 (A)
Height declared	104.7 in · 2,660 mm	103.9 in · 2,640 mm	—
Ground clearance declared	—	12.8 in · 325 mm	—
Fuel tank declared	105.7 qt · 100.0 L	111.0 qt · 105.0 L	—

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