Compare/Chamberlain Champion Mark II vs Chamberlain Champion Mark III

Chamberlain Champion Mark II vs Chamberlain Champion Mark III

Verdict: Chamberlain Champion Mark II vs Chamberlain Champion Mark III

The Chamberlain Champion Mark II and the Chamberlain Champion Mark III are both industrial tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Chamberlain Champion Mark II leads on rated power with 62 hp against 60 hp. Chamberlain Champion Mark II is the lighter machine (7,900 kg vs 8,491 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Chamberlain Champion Mark III holds more fuel (84.0 L vs 74.9 L) for longer stints between fills. Chamberlain Champion Mark III is the newer design (1969 vs 1958). In short: choose the Chamberlain Champion Mark II for outright pulling power, or the Chamberlain Champion Mark III if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.

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Fit & specs

Chamberlain

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Chamberlain

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Rated power

62 hp

60 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

ChamberlainReference

liquid-cooledReference

With 18.4x28 rear tires.Reference

Final drives

bull gearsReference

spur gearReference

Engine

Fuel tank

74.9 LReference

65.9 LReference

Engine

46.2 kWReference

47.7 kWReference

Drawbar (claimed)

33.6 kWReference

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Belt (claimed)

38.0 kWReference

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Displacement

4.4 LReference

3.9 LReference

Bore/Stroke

108 x 121 mmReference

98 x 127 mmReference

Power

46.2 kWReference

47.7 kWReference

Fuel system

direct injectionReference

Air cleaner

oil bathReference

Rated RPM

2000Reference

Torque

256.3 NmReference

245.4 NmReference

Torque RPM

1000Reference

1350Reference

Starter

electricReference

Starter volts

12Reference

Compression

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16:1Reference

Transmission

Type

power shiftReference

gearReference

Gears

4 forward and reverseReference

6 forward and 2 reverseReference

Clutch

355mm discReference

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Transmission

Borg Warner T22NReference

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Dimensions

Wheelbase

241 cmReference

243 cmReference

Weight

5571 kgReference

8491 to 15992 poundsReference

Front tire

8.25x20x10Reference

8.25x20Reference

Rear tire

15x28x8Reference

18.4x28Reference

Industrial front

8.25x20x10Reference

8.25x20Reference

Industrial rear

15x28x8Reference

18.4x28Reference

Length

510 cmReference

379 cmReference

Width

233 cmReference

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Height (exhaust)

236 cmReference

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Front tread

161 cmReference

162 cmReference

Rear tread

187 cmReference

184 cmReference

Clearance (front axle)

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43 cmReference

Max front axle

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5443 kgReference

Steering wheel

—

181 cmReference

Chamberlain Champion Mark II attachments

Champion Mark II Serial Numbers

1958

206Reference

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1959

318Reference

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1960

674Reference

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1961

1080Reference

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1962

1267Reference

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1963

1544Reference

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1964

1967Reference

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1965

2492Reference

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1966

3148Reference

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1967

3739Reference

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1968

4276Reference

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1969

4852Reference

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Final

4917Reference

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Electrical

Charging system

generatorReference

alternatorReference

Batteries

2Reference

Battery volts

6Reference

Variants

R 1250

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rear-loaderReference

PTO & Hydraulics

PTO (claimed)

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44.7 kWReference

Pump flow

—

128.7 lpmReference

Chamberlain Champion Mark III attachments

Attachment overview

Chamberlain BH20 Backhoe

Backhoe type

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Chamberlain BH30 BackhoeReference

Chamberlain BH25S Backhoe

Transport height

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375 cmReference

Digging depth

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487 cmReference

Reach from pivot

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579 cmReference

Loading height

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416 cmReference

Bucket Rotation

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185°Reference

Swing Arc

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200°Reference

Chamberlain BH30 Backhoe

Chamberlain Champion Mark III Height

Hood

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156 cmReference

Exhaust

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237 cmReference

Speeds

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.