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White 2-105 vs White 6105
Verdict: White 2-105 vs White 6105
The White 2-105 and the White 6105 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Both are rated at the same 106 hp. White 6105 is the lighter machine (4,912 kg vs 11,350 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. White 6105 is the newer design (1992 vs 1974). 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
White
85
Fit score
Best match
Clear
White
85
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
106 hp
106 hp
Confidence
40%
40%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
WhiteReference
SAMEReference
Six forward and two reverse gears with an over and under power shift for each gear.Reference
liquid-cooledReference
Distributor
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White (a part of AGCO)Reference
Final drives
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inboard planetaryReference
Differential lock
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electro-hydraulicReference
Engine
Fuel tank
295.2 LReference
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Drawbar (tested)
63.4 kWReference
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Displacement
5.8 LReference
6.0 LReference
Bore/Stroke
98 x 127 mmReference
105 x 116 mmReference
Fuel system
direct injectionReference
direct injectionReference
Air cleaner
dual dry elementsReference
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Compression
16:1Reference
16:1Reference
Rated RPM
2200Reference
2500Reference
Idle RPM
600-2380Reference
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Starter volts
12Reference
12Reference
Oil capacity
40.7 LReference
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Coolant capacity
22.7 LReference
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Power at rated engine speed
78.8 kWReference
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Max power
63.4 kWReference
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Starter
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electricReference
Transmission
Gears
18 forward and 6 reverseReference
36 forward and reverseReference
Clutch
330.2mm cerametallic discReference
hydraulic dry discReference
Transmission
Hydraul-ShiftReference
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PTO & Hydraulics
PTO (claimed)
78.3 kWReference
79.0 kWReference
PTO (tested)
78.8 kWReference
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Type
three-speed power shiftReference
two-speed power shiftReference
Pressure
151.7 barReference
190.0 barReference
Valves
2Reference
3Reference
Pump flow
75.7 lpmReference
55.6 lpmReference
Rear Type
IIIReference
II/IReference
Control
draft sensingReference
position and draft controlReference
Rear lift (at 24"/610mm)
2721 kgReference
4200 kgReference
Rear PTO
independentReference
independentReference
Rear PTO Type
540/1000Reference
540/1000Reference
Engine RPM
1007@2200Reference
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Hydraulic system
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75.7 LReference
Capacity
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75.7 LReference
Total flow
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97.7 lpmReference
Dimensions
Wheelbase
261 cmReference
273 cmReference
Weight
11350 to 11810 poundsReference
4912 kgReference
Front tire
11L-15Reference
10.00-16Reference
Rear tire
18.4-38Reference
18.4R34Reference
Ag front
11L-15Reference
10.00-16Reference
Ag rear
14.9-38Reference
18.4R34Reference
Length
452 cmReference
404 cmReference
Width
204 cmReference
248 cmReference
Height (steering wheel)
217 cmReference
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Shipping weight
5148 kgReference
4912 kgReference
Operating weight
5357 kgReference
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Clearance (front axle)
65 cmReference
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Clearance (rear axle)
64 cmReference
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Clearance (drawbar)
34 cmReference
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Rear axle
80 mmReference
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Front tread
156 to 222 cmReference
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Rear tread
156 to 283 cmReference
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Height (cab)
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275 cmReference
White 2-105 attachments
2-105 Serial Numbers
1974
255216Reference
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1975
255538Reference
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1976
265928Reference
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1977
273760Reference
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1978
282102Reference
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1979
287197Reference
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1980
294109Reference
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1981
296878Reference
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1982
300779Reference
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Electrical
Ground
negativeReference
negativeReference
Charging system
alternatorReference
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Battery volts
12Reference
12Reference
Attachment overview
Test results
Fuel use
25.0 l/hourReference
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Max pull
4178 kgReference
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Capacities
Fuel
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194.9 LReference
6105 Serial Numbers
1992
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001001Reference
1993
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001161Reference
1994
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001252Reference
Location:
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Serial number plate on the tractor's console on the right side.Reference
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.


