International Harvester 240 Utility vs John Deere-LANZ 310

11 material differences · fewer than 12

Tractor one

1958–1961

No measured PTO figure

Tractor two

1964–1968

No measured PTO figure

Which should you choose?

Read our verdict on the 240 Utility and the 310 → It is generated from the rows below by a fixed, versioned rule set, and names the figure behind every call.

11 material differences · 2 fields identical or within 5%, which is not counted as material

International Harvester 240 Utility and John Deere-LANZ 310, field by field
Field	240 Utility	310	Gap
Engine
Engine power, claimed claimed	31.5 hp	31.5 hp	—
Engine declared	INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER C-123	John Deere 152 D 25 L	differs
Displacement declared	2.01 L	2.49 L	+24% 310
Maximum torque declared	101 lb·ft · 137 N·m	—	—
Transmission
Top speed declared	14.3 mph · 23 km/h	12.4–15.5 mph · 20–25 km/h	differs
Clutch declared	Pedal-operated dry Rockford single-plate clutch	—	—
Hydraulics & hitch
Pump flow declared	6.0 gpm · 22.8 L/min	4.1 gpm · 15.6 L/min	+46% 240 Utility
Pressure declared	—	2,190 psi · 151 bar	—
Three-point lift at ends declared	—	2,646 lb · 1,200 kg	—
Rear PTO speeds declared	540 rpm	540/1000 rpm	differs
Weight & dimensions
Unladen weight declared	3,638 lb · 1,650 kg	4,361 lb · 1,978 kg	+20% 310
Maximum permissible mass declared	—	5,864 lb · 2,660 kg	—
Wheelbase declared	75.0 in · 1,905 mm	81.6 in · 2,072 mm	+9% 310
Length declared	116.0 in · 2,946 mm	133.9 in · 3,400 mm	+15% 310
Width declared	63.0 in · 1,600 mm	62.2 in · 1,580 mm	—
Height declared	58.0 in · 1,473 mm	61.8 in · 1,570 mm	+7% 310
Ground clearance declared	17.0 in · 432 mm	15.7 in · 400 mm	+8% 240 Utility
Turning radius, braked declared	—	10.8 ft · 3.30 m	—
Fuel tank declared	64.8 qt · 61.3 L	74.0 qt · 70 L	+14% 310

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