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Caterpillar 5-Ton vs Caterpillar Sixty

Verdict: Caterpillar 5-Ton vs Caterpillar Sixty

The Caterpillar 5-Ton and the Caterpillar Sixty are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Both are rated at the same 40 hp. Caterpillar 5-Ton is the lighter machine (4,263 kg vs 8,618 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Use the full side-by-side spec tables below to weigh the details against your own operation, and confirm with a dealer demo.

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Fit & specs

Caterpillar

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Best match

Clear

Caterpillar

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Best match

Clear

Rated power

40 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

CaterpillarReference

liquid-cooledReference

Drawbar performanceReference

Drive

crawlerReference

Factories

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Peoria, Illinois, USAReference

Engine

Fuel tank

121.1 LReference

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Belt (claimed)

29.8 kWReference

54.4 kWReference

Displacement

7.0 LReference

18.5 LReference

Bore/Stroke

121 x 152 mmReference

165 x 216 mmReference

Rated RPM

1050Reference

650Reference

Oil capacity

12.0 LReference

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Coolant capacity

28.4 LReference

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Drawbar (claimed)

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29.8 kWReference

Belt (tested)

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54.4 kWReference

Belt power (max)

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54.4 kWReference

Transmission

Type

gearReference

Gears

3 forward and 1 reverseReference

Dimensions

Weight

4263 kgReference

8618 kgReference

Length

314 cmReference

396 cmReference

Height

162 cmReference

198 cmReference

Gauge

124 cmReference

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Caterpillar 5-Ton Tracks

Width

160 cmReference

241 cmReference

Length on ground

231 cmReference

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Area on ground

1.3 m²Reference

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Capacities

Diameter

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40 cmReference

RPM

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650Reference

Speed

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804.67 meters/minReference

Test results

Max pull

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5606 kgReference

Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.