Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch VS Sonalika DI 50 RX- Which Is The Best?

In this Tractor News article we will be comparing two top-of-the-line tractors: the Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch and the Sonalika DI 50 RX.

Tractors are an indispensable tool in modern-day farming as they provide farmers with numerous benefits that help increase their productivity and efficiency. They are used for a variety of tasks, such as ploughing, planting, cultivating, and harvesting crops. With their powerful engines and robust design, tractors can easily perform heavy-duty tasks that were once difficult or impossible to do by hand.

When comparing tractors, it's important to consider factors such as horsepower, fuel efficiency, durability, and versatility. Different models and brands offer varying features, so it's essential to research and test them to determine which one best suits your needs. In this Tractor News article we will be comparing two top-of-the-line tractors: the Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch and the Sonalika DI 50 RX.

Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch

The Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch tractor is a powerful and reliable machine that is designed for heavy-duty agricultural work. With a maximum power output of 50 HP and a lift capacity of 1600 kg, it is capable of handling a wide range of tasks with ease. Its robust design and advanced features make it an excellent choice for farmers and rural communities.

Sonalika DI 50 RX

Sonalika DI 50 RX is a powerful and versatile tractor designed for a wide range of agricultural applications. It is equipped with a 4-cylinder engine that delivers up to 52 horsepower and features advanced technologies such as oil-immersed brakes and a synchromesh gearbox for enhanced performance and reliability.

Specification Comparison of Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch and Sonalika DI 50 RX

ENGINE	MAHINDRA 585-DI-SARPANCH	SONALIKA DI 50 RX
HP Category	50 HP	52 HP
Engine Rated RPM	2100 RPM	2000 RPM
No of Cylinder	4	3
Air Filter	Cyclonic Pre - Cleaner with Oil Bath and paper filter twin combination	Dry Type
Cooling System	Water Cooled	Water Cooled

Transmission	MAHINDRA 585-DI-SARPANCH	SONALIKA DI 50 RX
Clutch type	Heavy Duty Diaphragm type - 280 mm	Single/Dual (Optional)
Speed min-max	2.90 - 30.9 kmph	NA
Reverse speed min - max	4.05 - 11.9 kmph	-
Forward Gears	8	8
Reverse Gears	2	2

Additional Information

Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch and Sonalika DI 50 RX are both popular tractor models in the Indian market. While they share some similarities, they also have some notable differences.

In terms of engine power, the Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch is equipped with a 50 HP engine, while the Sonalika DI 50 RX has a slightly more powerful engine of 52 horsepower. This difference in power output may be important to consider for farmers who require more power for heavy-duty tasks.

Another difference between these tractors is their weight. The Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch weighs around 2,080 kg, whereas the Sonalika DI 50 RX is slightly lighter at around 1,965 kg.

Specification	Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch	Sonalika DI 50 RX
Engine	2730cc, 4-cylinder diesel	3065cc, 3-cylinder diesel
Power	50 HP @ 2000 RPM	52 HP @ 2000 RPM
Torque	189 Nm @ 1200-1600 RPM	204 Nm @ 1400-1800 RPM
Transmission	8 forward + 2 reverse gears	8 forward + 2 reverse gears
PTO (Power Take-off)	44 HP	47 HP
Fuel Tank Capacity	47 liters	60 liters
Turning Radius	3.4 meters	3.3 meters
Weight	1860 kg	2050 kg
Brakes	Oil-immersed multi-disc	Oil-immersed multi-disc
Steering	Power Steering	Mechanical Steering

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

Drive type	2WD	2WD
Accessories	Tool, Toplink, Canopy, Hook, Bumper, Drawbar	-
Other	High torque backup, High fuel efficiency, Mobile charger, Mobile charger	-

Overall, both the Mahindra 585 DI Sarpanch and Sonalika DI 50 RX are reliable and popular choices for farmers. Choosing between them ultimately comes down to the specific needs and preferences of the farmer, as well as factors such as price and availability.

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