DEUTZ-ALLIS 8050 vs Massey Ferguson MF 2720 A

7 material differences · fewer than 12

Tractor one

1985–1988

No measured PTO figure

Tractor two

1982–1985

No measured PTO figure

Which should you choose?

Read our verdict on the 8050 and the MF 2720 A → It is generated from the rows below by a fixed, versioned rule set, and names the figure behind every call.

7 material differences · 7 fields identical or within 5%, which is not counted as material

DEUTZ-ALLIS 8050 and Massey Ferguson MF 2720 A, field by field
Field	8050	MF 2720 A	Gap
Engine
Engine power, claimed claimed	151.9 hp	151.9 hp	—
Engine declared	ALLIS-CHALMERS 670 TI	Perkins AT 6.354-4 CC	differs
Displacement declared	6.98 L	5.80 L	+20% 8050
Maximum torque declared	—	364 lb·ft · 493 N·m	—
Transmission
Top speed declared	18.6 mph · 30 km/h	21.7 mph · 35 km/h	+17% MF 2720 A
Clutch declared	electrohydraulically operated wet multi-plate clutch	Pedal-operated, dry and air-cooled single-plate clutch	differs
Hydraulics & hitch
Hydraulic centre declared	Closed centre	—	—
Pump flow declared	22.0 gpm · 83.3 L/min	14.1 gpm · 53.3 L/min	+56% 8050
Pressure declared	3,771 psi · 260 bar	—	—
Three-point lift at ends declared	—	16,138 lb · 7,320 kg	—
Rear PTO speeds declared	540/1000 rpm	540/1000 rpm	—
Weight & dimensions
Unladen weight declared	15,304 lb · 6,942 kg	13,536 lb · 6,140 kg	+13% 8050
Wheelbase declared	106.0 in · 2,692 mm	107.3 in · 2,726 mm	—
Length declared	187.0 in · 4,750 mm	189.4 in · 4,810 mm	—
Width declared	95.5 in · 2,426 mm	95.7 in · 2,430 mm	—
Height declared	115.0 in · 2,921 mm	112.6 in · 2,860 mm	—
Ground clearance declared	22.0 in · 559 mm	19.3 in · 490 mm	+14% 8050
Turning radius, braked declared	12.1 ft · 3.68 m	—	—
Fuel tank declared	239.9 qt · 227.0 L	240.9 qt · 228.0 L	—

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