John Deere 5050 D vs New Holland 3630 TX Super — Which is Better? 2026

Side-by-side comparison of the John Deere 5050 D (₹ 7.96 Lakh – ₹ 8.67 Lakh) and New Holland 3630 TX Super (₹ 7.85 Lakh – ₹ 8.84 Lakh): HP, engine, hydraulics, price and Aglist Score.

John Deere 5050 D New Holland 3630 TX Super
Aglist Score66.9
Price (ex-showroom)₹7,96,124₹7,85,000
Engine HP5050
PTO HP42.546
Engine capacity2,9002,931
Cylinders33
Gearbox8 Forward + 4 Reverse / 12 Forward + 4 Reverse8 Forward + 2 Reverse
Transmission typeCollarshiftFully Constant Mesh
BrakesOil Immersed Disc BrakesReal Oil Immersed Multi Disc Brakes
SteeringPower SteeringPower Steering
Lifting capacity1,600 kg1,700 kg
Fuel tank60 litres60 litres
Weight1,870 kg2,060 kg
Wheelbase1,970 mm2,045 mm
Drive2WD2WD
Warranty5 years / 5000 hours6 years / 6000 hours
Front tyre6.00 x 16 / 7.50 x 167.50 x 16
Rear tyre14.9 x 28 / 16.9 x 2816.9 x 28

Aglist Score — broken down

John Deere 5050 DNew Holland 3630 TX Super
Value for money4.74.9
Power & performance4.66.6
Hydraulics & implements5.46.2
Build & durability8.39.9
Comfort & usability6.86.8
Warranty & service reach7.98.4

Our verdict

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

On our score the New Holland 3630 TX Super (6.9/10) edges out the John Deere 5050 D (6.0/10).

John Deere 5050 D: Ten to twenty acre farms doing heavy PTO work with threshers, reapers and rotavators through long seasons.

New Holland 3630 TX Super: PTO-heavy wheat and paddy farms running straw reapers and threshers, where long warranty and resale value decide the purchase.

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