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John Deere 4435 vs John Deere 6530
Verdict: John Deere 4435 vs John Deere 6530
The John Deere 4435 and the John Deere 6530 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Both are rated at the same 120 hp. John Deere 6530 is the lighter machine (5,166 kg vs 5,624 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. John Deere 6530 is the newer design (2006 vs 1973). 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
John Deere
94
Fit score
Best match
Clear
John Deere
94
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
120 hp
120 hp
Confidence
98%
98%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
John DeereReference
John DeereReference
liquid-cooledReference
Four gears (1-4) in six ranges (A-F) with left-hand shuttle lever. Power shift between gears. Clutch must be used to shift between ranges. Reverse speeds are slightly higher than forward speeds. Optional creeper provides an additional 12 speeds in ranges A-C, from 0.16 kph to 1.12 kph. PowrQuad Plus provides push-button gear shifting on the range-shift lever.Reference
Final drives
inboard planetaryReference
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Drive
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4x4 MFWD 4WD (optional)Reference
Differential lock
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rear electro-hydraulic wet discReference
Engine
Engine
93.2 kWReference
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Displacement
6.6 LReference
6.8 LReference
Bore/Stroke
108 x 121 mmReference
106 x 127 mmReference
Power
93.2 kWReference
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Rated RPM
2200Reference
2300Reference
Firing order
1-5-3-6-2-4Reference
1-5-3-6-2-4Reference
Engine (gross)
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89.5 kWReference
Engine (net)
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85.8 kWReference
Engine (max)
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94.0 kWReference
Emissions
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Tier IIIReference
Rated Power (net)
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85.8 kWReference
Rated Power (gross)
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89.5 kWReference
Maximum Power (net)
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90.2 kWReference
Maximum Power (gross)
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94.0 kWReference
Fuel system
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high-pressure common rail injectionReference
Cooling system
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viscous fanReference
Air cleaner
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dry elementReference
Idle RPM
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850-2460Reference
Operating RPM
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1600-2300Reference
Torque
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485.4 NmReference
Torque RPM
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1600Reference
Starter volts
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12Reference
Starter power
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3.0 kWReference
Oil capacity
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50.0 LReference
Oil change
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500 hReference
Coolant capacity
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28.0 LReference
Coolant change
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3000 hReference
Intake valve clearance
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0.356 mmReference
Exhaust valve clearance
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0.457 mmReference
Transmission
Transmission
Synchro-rangeReference
John Deere PowrQuad PlusReference
Gears
8 forward and 4 reverseReference
24 forward and reverseReference
PTO & Hydraulics
PTO (claimed)
89.5 kWReference
76.1 kWReference
Rear Type
IIReference
II/IIINReference
Rear PTO Type
540/1000Reference
540/540E/1000Reference
Hydraulic system
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50.0 LReference
Type
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partial power shiftReference
Capacity
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50.0 LReference
Pressure
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200.0 barReference
Pump flow
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81.0 lpmReference
Control
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load and depth control with electronic lower-link sensingReference
Rear lift
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6014 kgReference
Rear PTO
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independentReference
Clutch
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dual 225mm wet disc PermaClutchReference
Engine RPM
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1000@2185Reference
Front PTO Type
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1000Reference
Dimensions
Weight
5624 kgReference
5166 kgReference
Wheelbase
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264 cmReference
Front tire
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420/70R28Reference
Rear tire
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18.4R38Reference
Standard tires (ag)
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Front: 420/70R28. Rear: 18.4R38Reference
Length
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472 cmReference
Width
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231 cmReference
Height
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283 cmReference
Front tread
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162 to 211 cmReference
Rear tread
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162 to 202 cmReference
Shipping
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5166 kgReference
Max rear axle
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6500 kgReference
Links
Capacities
Fuel
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249.8 LReference
Max capacity
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8500 kgReference
6530 Serial Numbers
Location:
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Front-right side of main tractor frame, above front axle.Reference
Electrical
Ground
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negativeReference
Charging system
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alternatorReference
Charging amps
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90Reference
Optional Charging amps
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154Reference
Battery volts
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12Reference
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.


