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Fiat 880 vs Fiat M100
Verdict: Fiat 880 vs Fiat M100
The Fiat 880 and the Fiat M100 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Fiat M100 leads on rated power with 90 hp against 88 hp. Fiat 880 is the lighter machine (7,100 kg vs 11,616 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Fiat M100 is the newer design (1996 vs 1975). In short: choose the Fiat M100 for outright pulling power, or the Fiat 880 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
Fiat
62
Fit score
Clear
Fiat
85
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
88 hp
90 hp
Confidence
40%
40%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
FiatReference
FiatReference
Drive
4x4 MFWD 4WD (880DT)Reference
4x4 MFWD 4WD (optional)Reference
Steering
hydrostatic powerReference
hydrostatic powerReference
Trailer brakes
hydraulic (optional)Reference
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Original price
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$44,000 (1999)Reference
Differential lock
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Rear or front and rear (4WD) with push-button operation. Manual and automatic modes. (2WD)Reference
Variants
880
2WDReference
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8160
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similar New Holland modelReference
880DT
4WDReference
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Engine
Four gears in three ranges.Reference
The 18-speed Range Command transmission was available with 4WD. Six gears (1-6) in three ranges (A-C) with left-hand shuttle lever. Push-button gear shifting on the move. To shift ranges, hold up or down gear shift button while pressing range shift button. Reverse is available in range B only. Optional creeper increases available speeds to 31 and 12.Reference
Fuel tank
115.8 LReference
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Engine
65.6 kWReference
74.6 kWReference
Displacement
4.6 LReference
7.5 LReference
Bore/Stroke
110 x 120 mmReference
114 x 127 mmReference
Power
65.6 kWReference
74.6 kWReference
Rated RPM
2400Reference
2200Reference
Compression
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17.5:1Reference
Idle RPM
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700-2420Reference
Operating RPM
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1500-2200Reference
Torque RPM
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1400Reference
Firing order
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1-5-3-6-2-4Reference
Starter volts
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12Reference
Starter power
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3.7 kWReference
Coolant capacity
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25.5 LReference
Intake valve clearance
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0.406 mmReference
Exhaust valve clearance
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0.457 mmReference
Oil capacity
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89.7 LReference
Transmission
Gears
16 forward and 4 reverseReference
18 forward and 6 reverseReference
Transmission
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Range CommandReference
Clutch
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wet discReference
PTO & Hydraulics
Pump flow
26.9 lpmReference
98.4 lpmReference
Rear Type
IIReference
IIReference
Rear lift
2820 kgReference
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Rear Arms
telecoping (optional)Reference
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Rear PTO Type
1000Reference
540/1000Reference
PTO (claimed)
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67.1 kWReference
Hydraulic system
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72.7 LReference
Type
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partial power shiftReference
Capacity
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72.7 LReference
Pressure
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190.0 barReference
Valves
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2 to 4Reference
Steering flow
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59.0 lpmReference
Steering press.
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170.0 barReference
Rear lift (at 24"/610mm)
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3855 kgReference
Rear PTO
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independentReference
Dimensions
Wheelbase
245 cmReference
272 cmReference
Weight
3600 kgReference
11616 to 12606 poundsReference
Front tire
7.50-20Reference
11.00-16Reference
Rear tire
16.9-38Reference
18.4R38 (2WD)Reference
Ag front
12.4-28 (4WD)Reference
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Ag rear
16.9-38Reference
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Length
389 cmReference
462 cmReference
Height
256 cmReference
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Standard tires (ag)
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Front: 14.9R28. Rear: 18.4R38 (4WD)Reference
Width
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213 cmReference
Clearance (front axle)
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48 cmReference
Clearance (drawbar)
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38 cmReference
Front tread
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155 to 211 cmReference
Rear tread
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151 to 230 cmReference
Shipping
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5718 kgReference
Max front axle
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3499 kgReference
Max rear axle
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6500 kgReference
Capacities
Fuel
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321.7 LReference
Front hubs
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1.7 LReference
Front diff.
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2.2 LReference
Max capacity
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7498 kgReference
Electrical
Ground
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negativeReference
Charging system
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alternatorReference
Charging amps
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100 (with cab)Reference
Batteries
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2Reference
Battery CCA
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900Reference
Battery volts
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12Reference
Fiat M100 Height
ROPS
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290 cmReference
Cab
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283 cmReference
Exhaust
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297 cmReference
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.