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Lanz 200 vs Lanz Bulldog D7511
Verdict: Lanz 200 vs Lanz Bulldog D7511
The Lanz 200 and the Lanz Bulldog D7511 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Both are rated at the same 25 hp. Lanz 200 is the newer design (1966 vs 1935). 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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Lanz
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Lanz
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
25 hp
25 hp
Confidence
40%
40%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
Lanz (a part of John Deere)Reference
LanzReference
liquid-cooledReference
liquid-cooledReference
Drive
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2WDReference
Engine
Engine
18.6 kWReference
18.3 kWReference
Displacement
1.4 LReference
4.7 LReference
Bore/Stroke
98 x 89 mmReference
170 x 210 mmReference
Power
18.6 kWReference
18.3 kWReference
Rated RPM
2500Reference
850Reference
Starter
electricReference
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Starter volts
12Reference
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Oil capacity
5.0 LReference
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Coolant capacity
6.2 LReference
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Transmission
Type
gearReference
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Gears
6 forward and 2 reverseReference
6 forwardReference
Transmission
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gearReference
PTO & Hydraulics
Rear PTO Type
540/1000Reference
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Dimensions
Wheelbase
193 cmReference
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Weight
1476 kgReference
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Front tire
5.50-16Reference
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Rear tire
10-28Reference
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Ag front
5.50-16Reference
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Ag rear
10-28Reference
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Length
311 cmReference
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Width
152 cmReference
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Height (steering wheel)
143 cmReference
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Height (hood)
124 cmReference
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Ground clearance
39 cmReference
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Front tread
124 to 149 cmReference
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Rear tread
121 to 172 cmReference
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200 Serial Number Location
Variants
7521
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traffic model for road operationsReference
7531
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express model with high-speed gearingReference
D7500
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3-speedReference
D7506
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6-speedReference
D7507
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6-speed, with starterReference
D7511
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combination for both field and road operations, front-axle springsReference
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.