Fahr D45L
The Fahr D45L is a tractor produced by Fahr. It is equipped with a 243.5 ci 4.0 L engine. The listed engine power is Diesel (listed): 45 hp / 33.6 kW. Transmission: ZF A17. Operating weight: 5340 lbs 2422 kg.
Engine Power
Diesel (listed): 45 hp / 33.6 kW
Fuel & Capacities
Diesel
Transmission
ZF A17
Operating Weight
5340 lbs
2422 kg
Overview
 | 1952 - 1954 |
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Production | |
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Manufacturer | Fahr |
Total built | 184 |
Fahr D45L Engine | |
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Deutz 4.0L 3-cyl diesel | |
Engine details ...  |
Fahr D45L Transmission | |
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6-speed gear | |
Transmission details ...  |
Fahr D45L Power | |
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Engine | 45 hp
33.6 kW |
Mechanical | |
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Two-wheel drive | |
Manual steering | |
Open operator station. |
Power Take-off (PTO) | |
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Rear PTO Type | 540 |
Dimensions & Tires | |
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Wheelbase | 82.7 inches
210 cm |
Weight | 5340 lbs
2422 kg |
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Engine
Engine Detail — 243.5 ci / 4.0 L Diesel
Manufacturer | Deutz F3L514 |
Fuel Type | Diesel |
Configuration | 3-cylinder, air-cooled |
Displacement | 243.5 ci
4.0 L |
Bore/Stroke | 4.33x5.51 inches
110 x 140 mm |
Power | 45 hp
33.6 kW |
Transmission
Transmission — ZF A17
Transmission | ZF A17 |
Type | gear |
Gears | 6 forward and 1 reverse |
Dimensions
Fahr D45L Tires |
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Dimensions | |
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Wheelbase | 82.7 inches
210 cm |
Length | 114.1 inches
289 cm |
Width | 73.4 inches
186 cm |
Height | 61 inches
154 cm |
Weight | 5340 lbs
2422 kg |
Recommended Implements & Sizing Guide
Engineering recommendations for Fahr D45L based on its 45 HP power envelope and ASAE agricultural standards.
| Implement & Operation | Recommended Size | Workload Rating | Engineering Notes |
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Moldboard PlowPrimary Tillage | 2 to 3 Bottom (14-16")2 - 3 铧 (35-40 cm) | Medium Duty | Standard utility farm tillage. |
Rotary Cutter / MowerMowing & Clearing | 6 ft (72 in)1.8 m | Medium Duty | Medium pasture clearing; rear slip-clutch recommended. |
Rotary TillerSeedbed Prep | 66 to 72 in165 - 180 cm | Medium Duty | Standard utility tiller; slip clutch protection required. |
Disc HarrowSecondary Tillage | 7 to 8 ft Tandem Disc2.1 - 2.4 m 对开双排耙 | Medium Duty | Field leveling and clod breaking behind plows. |
Hay BalerHay & Forage | Small Square Baler (14x18")小方捆打捆机 (36x46 cm) | Medium Duty | Classic 2-string baler for horse and small livestock hay. |
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 D45L.
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 D45L Specification Unit Converter
Convert power, fluid capacities, and operating weights between metric and imperial standards for Fahr D45L.
Converted Equivalents:
Horsepower (HP)45 hp
Kilowatts (kW)33.6 kW
Metric Horsepower (PS / CV)45.6 PS
Direct Competitor Comparison
Compare Fahr D45L against same-era industry alternatives in the same horsepower class.
Current Model
Fahr
Fahr D45L
Engine Power:Diesel (listed): 45 hp / 33.6 kW
★ Baseline Reference
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International Harvester 404
Engine Power:40.8
Production Years:1961 - 1968
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