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Marshall 802 vs Marshall MP6
Verdict: Marshall 802 vs Marshall MP6
The Marshall 802 and the Marshall MP6 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Marshall 802 leads on rated power with 74 hp against 70 hp. Marshall 802 is the newer design (1982 vs 1956). In short: choose the Marshall 802 for outright pulling power, or the Marshall MP6 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
Marshall
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Marshall
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
74 hp
70 hp
Confidence
40%
40%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
MarshallReference
MarshallReference
liquid-cooledReference
Image courtesy of John MaidenReference
Original price
$20,500 (1984)Reference
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Final drives
spur gearReference
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Differential lock
mechanical rearReference
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Total built
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197Reference
Engine
Engine
61.1 kWReference
52.2 kWReference
Displacement
3.8 LReference
5.8 LReference
Bore/Stroke
98 x 125 mmReference
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Power
61.1 kWReference
52.2 kWReference
Compression
16.8:1Reference
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Rated RPM
2200Reference
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Starter volts
12Reference
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Transmission
Type
synchromeshReference
gearReference
Gears
9 forward and 3 reverseReference
6 forward and 2 reverseReference
Clutch
305mm hydraulic dry discReference
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PTO & Hydraulics
PTO (claimed)
55.2 kWReference
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Pressure
179.3 barReference
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Pump flow
54.9 lpmReference
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Rear Type
IIReference
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Control
position and draft controlReference
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Rear lift
2358 kgReference
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Rear PTO
independentReference
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Rear PTO Type
540Reference
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Dimensions
Weight
2971 kgReference
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Front tire
7.50x16Reference
7.50x18Reference
Rear tire
14.00x34Reference
15x34Reference
Ag front
7.50x16Reference
7.50x18Reference
Ag rear
14.00x34Reference
15x34Reference
Electrical
Charging system
alternatorReference
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Charging amps
36Reference
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Battery volts
12Reference
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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.