Massey Ferguson 241 DI Maha Shakti
₹ 6.33 Lakh – ₹ 6.84 Lakh ex-showroom
Compare 82+ tractors, mini tractors, harvesters and implements sold in India. Ex-showroom prices, full specifications, the Aglist Score and state-wise on-road price estimates.
Roughly 98% of tractors sold in India are under 50 HP, and the 41–50 HP band alone accounts for close to two-thirds of sales.
₹ 6.33 Lakh – ₹ 6.84 Lakh ex-showroom
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Every machine gets a 0–10 score built from price per HP, power delivery, hydraulics, build, comfort and service reach. The formula is public and every sub-score is computed from published specifications.
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Registration, road tax and insurance differ in every state. Check the estimated on-road price where you farm.
One is for orchard rows and inter-cultivation, the other for wet paddy and hill terraces. Price, ground covered, operator comfort, subsidy and resale compared - plus who each machine is genuinely wrong for.
This band is close to two-thirds of every tractor sold in India. We compare the machines on our site on price per HP, PTO horsepower, lift and warranty, name one pick, and say plainly who should buy elsewhere.
Width against HP, CAT-I versus CAT-II linkage, what lift capacity really means at the end of a rotavator, and PTO speed. Four checks that stop you buying an implement your tractor cannot pull.
They are not competing products. One opens and stirs soil by draft, the other chops and mixes it with engine power. Soil type, crop residue, number of passes, HP needed and a five-fold price gap decide which you need.
Nobody can honestly publish litres per hour for a tractor model. Here is what really decides your diesel bill — implement matching, ballast, tyre pressure, PTO speed, gear choice and engine load — and what to fix this week.
Service intervals run on hours, not months. What to check before and after kharif and rabi, how to look after an air filter in real dust, when hydraulic and gearbox oil matter, and what skipping it costs.
There is no single best tractor, only a best tractor for a given farm. Roughly 98% of tractors sold in India are under 50 HP and the 41–50 HP band alone is close to two-thirds of the market, which is why models like the Massey Ferguson 241 DI, Swaraj 855 FE and Mahindra 575 DI dominate. Start from your acreage, your soil and your heaviest implement, then compare on price per HP, lift capacity and warranty.
It combines six measures — value for money, power delivery, hydraulics, build, comfort and service reach — each computed from published specifications and normalised against the machine's own HP band. The weights are published on our methodology page and no manufacturer can pay to change a score.
Every price in the catalogue is ex-showroom. On-road price varies by state because registration, HSRP, insurance and dealer handling differ, and most states charge little or no motor vehicle tax on a tractor registered for agricultural use. Each machine has a state-wise on-road breakdown page with the assumptions written out.
No. We are a catalogue, not a dealer. We do not hold stock, we do not take payment for machines, and no brand pays for placement or for a score. If you ask for a dealer callback we pass your number to a dealer in your state and nowhere else.