Force Tractor Price List in India September 2026 — All Models

Force Motors has been building vehicles in Pune since 1958, and its tractor line is a small part of a company better known for commercial vehicles and engines. That engineering background shows in the one tractor we list.

The Force Balwan 500 is a 50 HP four-cylinder of 2596 cc producing 43 PTO HP, with 1450 kg lift, priced ₹7.14 to ₹7.38 lakh and covered by a 3-year warranty. Four cylinders at under 2.6 litres is a high-revving, smooth layout rather than a low-speed lugger, and in practice that suits PTO work — thresher, rotavator, chaff cutter — better than it suits dragging a subsoiler through black cotton soil. The 43 PTO HP out of 50 rated is a respectable figure and puts it level with the Sonalika 745 Sikander.

Where it loses ground is hydraulics. 1450 kg of lift on a 50 HP tractor is below the class norm: Powertrac Euro 50 and Solis 5015 E both lift 2000 kg at similar money, and even the cheaper Indo Farm 3048 DI manages 1800 kg. If your work involves heavy mounted implements, that gap is the deciding factor.

Warranty at 3 years sits between Massey Ferguson's 2 and John Deere's 5. Dealer coverage for Force tractors is limited compared with the volume brands, so check locally.

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₹ 7.14 LakhStarting at
1958Founded
Pune, MaharashtraHeadquarters

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Force Tractors — Price 2026

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Force Balwan 500 50 ₹ 7.14 Lakh – ₹ 7.38 Lakh 5.9/10

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What is the price of the Force Balwan 500?

₹7.14 to ₹7.38 lakh ex-showroom. It is a 50 HP four-cylinder of 2596 cc giving 43 PTO HP with 1450 kg lift and a 3-year warranty. The four-cylinder engine is smoother than the three-cylinder units most rivals use at this power, though the lift capacity is below class average.

Is the Force Balwan 500 good for thresher work?

Yes, this is where it is strongest. 43 PTO HP from a smooth four-cylinder engine keeps a multi-crop thresher fed at steady revs, and a four-cylinder runs with less vibration through a long stationary session than a big three-cylinder does. Heavy mounted implements are the weaker case because of the 1450 kg lift.

Force Balwan 500 or Powertrac Euro 50?

The Powertrac is the stronger all-rounder at roughly the same money: 45.6 PTO HP against 43, and 2000 kg lift against 1450 kg, with 5 years of warranty against 3. The Force answers with a four-cylinder engine and lower vibration. For mixed field work, the Euro 50 is the safer buy.