Mahindra 5035 Tractor (2010)
Manufacturer:Mahindra
Price:27,250(USD)
Series:35 Series
Model:5035
Equipment Type: Compact Utility Tractors
Factory:Maharashtra, India
Full Specifications
ENGINE DETAIL
- Description
- Mahindra CE50 diesel 4-cylinder liquid-cooled
- Displacemen
- 153.9ci / 2.5L
- Emission
- Tier IV
- Powe
- 49.5hp / 36.9kW
- Fuel syste
- direct injection
- Compressio
- 19.5:1
- Rated RP
- 2800
- Starte
- electric
- Starter volt
- 12
MAHINDRA 5035 ENGINE
- Description
- Mahindra 2.5L 4-cyl diesel
- Fuel tan
- 11.3gal / 42.8L
TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW
- Description
- 12-speed synchro shuttle 12-speed power shuttle hydrostatic
TRANSMISSION 1
- Typ
- synchro shuttle
- Gear
- 12 forward and reverse
- Clutc
- dry disc
TRANSMISSION 2
- Typ
- power shuttle
- Gear
- 12 forward and reverse
- Clutc
- wet disc
TRANSMISSION 3
- Typ
- hydrostatic
- Gear
- infinite forward and reverse (3-range)
MAHINDRA 5035 TRANSMISSIONS
- Description
- 12-speed synchro shuttle 12-speed power shuttle hydrostatic
MECHANICAL
- Description
- Four-wheel drive Wet disc brakes Two-post foladable ROPS
- Steerin
- hydrostatic power
HYDRAULICS
- Typ
- open center
- Rear valve
- 1
- Total flo
- 11gpm / 41.6lpm
- Steering flo
- 5 gpm/18.9 lpm
TRACTOR HITCH
- Rear Typ
- I
- Contro
- position and draft control
- Rear lif
- 3,090lbs / 1401kg
POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)
- Rear PT
- independent
- Rear RP
- 540
- Engine RP
- 540@2404
MAHINDRA 5035 TIRES
- Ag fron
- 9.5-20
- Ag rea
- 16.9-24
- Lawn/turf fron
- 31x13.50-15
- Lawn/turf rea
- 21.5L-16.1
- Industrial fron
- 14x17.5
- Industrial rea
- 19.5Lx24
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
- Weigh
- 4939 to 5389 pounds
- Front tir
- 9.5-20
- Rear tir
- 16.9-24
ELECTRICAL
- Groun
- negative
- Charging syste
- alternator
- Charging amp
- 45
- Battery volt
- 12
- Battery A
- 96
About Mahindra Tractor
The Mahindra 5035 tractor is part of the 9R tractor series. The 5035 is classified as a Compact Utility Tractors and that is primarily used for Agriculture Tractors activities. The 5035 tractor features a engine. This configuration is more practical in the real world.
