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  • Rigid chassis
  • WhichTractor size: Standard-size
  • No lab test on file
  • 1993–1997

It was ranked on an engine power figure whose source does not say gross or net. WhichTractor size, not the maker’s category

Derived by WhichTractor from a sourced three-point linkage. How we decide what a machine is

John Deere 7200 (A) specs: hp, weight, years

John Deere 6.059 TRW-01 or 6.068 TRW-01 six-cylinder diesel. The manufacturer claimed 100.7 horsepower. No laboratory has tested one, so there is no measured figure at the shaft.

Engine power, claimed · gross or net not stated

100.7 hp

75.1 kW as stated by the source

No lab test on file

Claimed · standard not stated by the source

Source · Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”, claimed

This is the maker’s own figure, measured at the engine. Power at the PTO is lower — by how much, for this machine, nobody has measured.

Weight
12,679 lb
Hyd. flow
26.2 gpm
Top speed
18.6–24.9 mph

John Deere 7200 (A) specs: key facts

  • The John Deere 7200 (A) was built from 1993 to 1997.

  • The John Deere 7200 (A) has a claimed engine power (gross or net not stated) of 75.1 kW (100.7 hp); it has no measured PTO figure.

  • The John Deere 7200 (A) was offered in two-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive versions.

  • The John Deere 7200 (A) has a John Deere 6.059 TRW-01 or 6.068 TRW-01 engine, a 6-cylinder diesel unit.

  • The John Deere 7200 (A) weighs 5,751 kg (12,679 lb) unladen.

  • The John Deere 7200 (A) has an independent rear PTO running at 540/1000 rpm.

  • The hydraulic pump of the John Deere 7200 (A) delivers 99.2 L/min (26.2 gpm).

Source · Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”

How does the 7200 (A) compare with its class?

  • Strength:

    A hydraulic pump flow of 99.2 L/min is high for its class — 78% above the median of 55.7 L/min across the 263 machines within 10% of its power that hold this figure.

  • Worth knowing:

    An unladen mass of 5,751 kg is high for its class — 32% above the median of 4,350 kg across the 331 machines within 10% of its power that hold this figure.

Derived by WhichTractor from 331 comparable records. How we work this out

Illustration of the 1993–1997 John Deere 7200 (A), a 101 hp farm tractor, four-wheel-drive version · cab was optional — shown without it, a drawing generated from its specification record
Illustration — not a photograph · four-wheel-drive version · cab was optional — shown without it

How much horsepower does a 7200 (A) have?

The only figure for the 7200 (A) is 100.7 hp (75.1 kW) of claimed engine power, gross or net not stated, no test standard stated — not power at the shaft.

Engine, claimed (gross/net not stated)
100.7 hp

Source · Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”

What engine is in a 7200 (A)?

A 7200 (A) has a John Deere 6.059 TRW-01 or 6.068 TRW-01, a 6-cylinder diesel engine.

Engine — 7200 (A) engine specifications
Make & modelJohn Deere 6.059 TRW-01 or 6.068 TRW-01
Cylinders6, liquid-cooled
Max torque311 lb·ft · 421 N·m @ 1,300 rpm
InjectionDirect injection method
Electrical system12 V

Source · Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”

How much will a 7200 (A) lift, and what is its hydraulic flow?

Hydraulic and PTO specifications for the 7200 (A) are below.

Hydraulics & PTO — 7200 (A) hydraulics and PTO specifications
SystemLoad sensing
Pump flow26.2 gpm · 99.2 L/min
Pressure2,538 psi · 175 bar
Hitch categoryCategory 2
Rear PTOIndependent, engine-driven, 540/1000 rpmEngages under load

Source · Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”

What transmission does a 7200 (A) have?

Transmission specifications for the 7200 (A) are below.

Transmission — 7200 (A) transmission specifications
ClutchPedal-operated, hydraulic wet John Deere multi-disc clutch
BrakesPedal-operated, hydraulic wet VICKERS annular piston disc brake
SteeringHydrostatic EATON steering with an integrated double-acting equalizing cylinder
Top speed18.6–24.9 mph · 30–40 km/hthe article lists alternatives

Source · Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”

How much does a 7200 (A) weigh?

A 7200 (A) weighs 12,679 lb (5,751 kg) unladen.

Weights & dimensions — 7200 (A) weights and dimensions
Unladen weight12,679 lb · 5,751 kg
Maximum permissible mass19,842 lb · 9,000 kg
Wheelbase112.2 in · 2,850 mmtwo-wheel-drive version
Length174.6 in · 4,435 mm
Width96.0–105.7 in · 2,438–2,686 mm
Height113.4 in · 2,880 mm
Ground clearance14.2 in · 360 mm
Front track60.0–88.7 in · 1,524–2,253 mm
Rear track60.0–85.7 in · 1,524–2,178 mm

Source · Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”

What oil does a 7200 (A) take, and how much?

A 7200 (A) engine takes 19.0 qt (18.0 L). Single source, not independently verified — always confirm against the operator’s manual for your machine.

7200 (A) fluid capacities, grades and service intervals
SystemCapacity
Engine oil19.0 qt · 18.0 LSource: Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200” · single source, not independently verified
Transmission67.6 qt · 64.0 LSource: Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200” · single source, not independently verified
Front axle9.0 qt · 8.5 LSource: Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200” · single source, not independently verified
Cooling system20.1 qt · 19.0 LSource: Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200” · single source, not independently verified

Always confirm against the operator’s manual for your machine before service.

Which tractors compare with a 7200 (A)?

Within 10% of its 100.7 hp of claimed engine power, the same type, and first built within 15 years of it.

Common questions about the John Deere 7200 (A)

Is a 7200 (A) two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive?

The John Deere 7200 (A) was offered in two-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive versions.

What PTO does a 7200 (A) have?

A 7200 (A) has a independent 540/1000 rpm rear PTO.

Sources and how this page was built

Compiled from Traktorenlexikon, “John Deere 7200”.

Sources checked

14 SEP 2026

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Facts taken from these documents, units converted. Numbers beside a figure refer to this list. Licences and attribution

  1. Traktorenlexikon: John Deere 7200 — CC BY-SA 4.0, WIKIBOOKS-TL-106201 · revision 1023413. Wikibooks contributors (Traktorenlexikon). Original document