Key differences
- The Farmtrac 42 Champion has 300 kg more lifting capacity than the Mahindra 475 DI - useful for heavy implements like a reversible plough, a loaded trailer or a potato planter.
- At ex-showroom prices the Farmtrac 42 Champion starts about ₹29,000 lower than the Mahindra 475 DI, roughly ₹529 a month less on a 5-year loan for 90% at 8%.
Specifications side by side
| Spec | Farmtrac 42 Champion | Mahindra 475 DI |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 44 | 44 |
| Ex-showroom price | ₹6.11-6.3 lakh | ₹6.4-6.9 lakh |
| EMI (90% loan, 8%, 5 yr) | ₹11,150/month | ₹11,679/month |
| Engine capacity (cc) | 2,490 | not published |
| Cylinders | 3 | 4 |
| Rated RPM | not published | 2,000 |
| PTO HP | 37.3 | not published |
| Lifting capacity (kg) | 1,800 | 1,500 |
| Gears | 8 F + 2 R | 8 F + 2 R |
| Drive | 2WD | 2WD |
| Clutch | Single / Dual | Single / Dual |
| Brakes | Oil immersed | Oil immersed (OIB) |
| Steering | Mechanical / Power | Dual acting power steering / manual (optional) |
| Fuel tank (litres) | 50 | not published |
| Warranty | not published | 6 years |
Specs from each maker's official spec page / official spec page (closest listed variant). Prices are indicative ex-showroom; on-road price adds registration, insurance and dealer charges and varies by state.
Which one should you buy?
Match the tractor to your heaviest regular job. If you run a reversible plough, a loaded trolley or a potato planter, lifting capacity matters most. If most of your work is rotavator, thresher or pump, compare PTO HP. Then get on-road quotes for both from dealers near you, and check how far the nearest authorised service centre is - for a 10-year machine, service distance matters as much as a few HP.