Fahr D270

The Fahr D270 is a tractor produced by Fahr. It is equipped with a 162.3 ci 2.7 L engine. The listed engine power is Diesel (listed): 32 hp / 23.9 kW. Transmission: Fahr F16. Operating weight: 4280 lbs 1941 kg.

Engine Power
Diesel (listed): 32 hp / 23.9 kW
Fuel & Capacities
Diesel
Transmission
Fahr F16
Operating Weight
4280 lbs 1941 kg

Overview

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1954 - 1958
Production
Manufacturer
Fahr
Total built
1158
Variants
D270
standard
D270H
high-wheel
Fahr D270 Engine
Deutz 2.7L 2-cyl diesel
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Fahr D270 Transmission
5-speed gear
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Fahr D270 Power
Engine
32 hp 23.9 kW
Mechanical
Two-wheel drive
Manual steering
Open operator station.
Power Take-off (PTO)
Rear PTO Type
540
Dimensions & Tires
Wheelbase
78.7 inches 199 cm
Weight
4280 lbs 1941 kg
Front tire
6.00-16
Rear tire
11-28
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Engine

Engine Detail — 162.3 ci / 2.7 L Diesel

Manufacturer
Deutz F2L514
Fuel Type
Diesel
Configuration
2-cylinder, air-cooled
Displacement
162.3 ci 2.7 L
Bore/Stroke
4.33x5.51 inches 110 x 140 mm
Power
32 hp 23.9 kW

Transmission

Transmission — Fahr F16

Transmission
Fahr F16
Type
gear
Gears
5 forward and 1 reverse
D270 F16 gear speeds

Dimensions

Fahr D270 Tires
Ag front
6.00-16
Ag rear
11-28
Dimensions
Wheelbase
78.7 inches 199 cm
Length
120.5 inches 306 cm
Width
62.5 inches 158 cm
Height
82.1 inches 208 cm
Weight
4280 lbs 1941 kg

Recommended Implements & Sizing Guide

Engineering recommendations for Fahr D270 based on its 32 HP power envelope and ASAE agricultural standards.

Implement & OperationRecommended SizeWorkload RatingEngineering Notes
Moldboard PlowPrimary Tillage
2 to 3 Bottom (14-16")2 - 3 铧 (35-40 cm)Medium DutyStandard utility farm tillage.
Rotary Cutter / MowerMowing & Clearing
5 ft (60 in)1.5 mMedium DutyPasture maintenance and weeds up to 1.5" diameter.
Rotary TillerSeedbed Prep
54 to 60 in135 - 150 cmMedium DutyThorough seedbed preparation in orchards and vegetable plots.
Disc HarrowSecondary Tillage
5 to 6 ft (16-18" discs)1.5 - 1.8 m (40-45 cm 耙片)Light DutySmall acreage soil break-up and secondary aeration.
Sizing & Soil Condition NoteActual implement sizing varies depending on local soil conditions (heavy clay vs sandy loam), field slope, and operating speed. Heavy tillage implements may require front ballast weights and wheel weights.

Fluids, Capacities & Working Autonomy

Standard fluid requirements, service intervals, and continuous runtime estimates for Fahr D270.

Engine Crankcase Oil

SAE 15W-40 (Heavy Duty Diesel)
Standard Spec: API CK-4 / CJ-4 Heavy Duty
Service Interval: 150 – 250 Hours

Transmission & Hydraulic System

UTTO (Universal Tractor Transmission Oil)
Standard Spec: ISO VG 46 / 68 (Wet Brake & Trans Compatible)
Service Interval: 600 – 1000 Hours

Engine Cooling System

50/50 Ethylene Glycol Pre-mix
Standard Spec: ASTM D6210 / Heavy-Duty OAT Antifreeze
Service Interval: 2 Years / 1500 Hours

Fahr D270 Specification Unit Converter

Convert power, fluid capacities, and operating weights between metric and imperial standards for Fahr D270.

Converted Equivalents:

Horsepower (HP)32 hp
Kilowatts (kW)23.9 kW
Metric Horsepower (PS / CV)32.4 PS

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