Fahr D 28 vs Güldner AF 30 P

5 material differences · fewer than 12

Tractor one

1949–1950

No measured PTO figure

Tractor two

1948–1951

No measured PTO figure

Which should you choose?

Read our verdict on the D 28 and the AF 30 P → It is generated from the rows below by a fixed, versioned rule set, and names the figure behind every call.

5 material differences · 8 fields identical or within 5%, which is not counted as material

Fahr D 28 and Güldner AF 30 P, field by field
Field	D 28	AF 30 P	Gap
Engine
Engine power, claimed claimed	27.6 hp	29.5 hp	+7% AF 30 P
Engine declared	Güldner 2F	Güldner 2F	—
Displacement declared	2.60 L	2.60 L	—
Maximum torque declared	100 lb·ft · 135 N·m	110 lb·ft · 150 N·m	+11% AF 30 P
Transmission
Top speed declared	12.2 mph · 19.6 km/h	12.4 mph · 20 km/h	—
Clutch declared	Pedal operated dry Fichtel & Sachs single disc clutch	Single plate dry clutch from Fichtel & Sachs	differs
Hydraulics & hitch
Rear PTO speeds declared	540 rpm	540 rpm	—
Weight & dimensions
Unladen weight declared	4,365 lb · 1,980 kg	4,497 lb · 2,040 kg	—
Wheelbase declared	74.0 in · 1,880 mm	70.5 in · 1,790 mm	—
Length declared	115.0 in · 2,920 mm	115.0 in · 2,920 mm	—
Width declared	61.6 in · 1,565 mm	64.6 in · 1,640 mm	—
Height declared	57.5 in · 1,460 mm	66.1 in · 1,680 mm	+15% AF 30 P
Ground clearance declared	13.8 in · 350 mm	13.0 in · 330 mm	+6% D 28
Fuel tank declared	31.7 qt · 30 L	44.4 qt · 42 L	+40% AF 30 P

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