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Two people maintain this catalog of 43 tractors across 10 brands and 3 size classes. There is no office, no test farm, and no one on staff beyond the two of us, so a message here goes straight to the people who would make the change. Corrections are the most useful thing you can send, and the ones below are the kinds that come in most often.
A loader lift number quoted at a different point
This is the single most-corrected figure on the site, and it is rarely anyone lying. Loader capacity can be published at the pin, or 500 mm ahead of the pin, or at full height, or at the ground, and the same loader can honestly be advertised at figures hundreds of pounds apart depending on which one a brochure picked. If the number here is measured somewhere other than the maker's current spec sheet, say which model and which figure, because loader lift is the axis one of the buying guides ranks on and it decides that row on every matchup page the tractor appears in.
A three-point hitch capacity that isn't the one you can use
Rear lift is published at the ball ends by some brands and 24 inches behind the ball ends by others, and the second number is always the smaller and always the more useful one, because that is roughly where the weight of a box blade or a rotary cutter actually sits. A tractor that lifts 1,800 lbs at the pins and struggles with a six-foot cutter is not a contradiction. If the figure here is the flattering one, that is worth a message.
PTO horsepower that doesn't match the engine horsepower
Engine horsepower sells the tractor and PTO horsepower runs the implement, and the gap between them is where the gear-driven and hydrostatic machines quietly separate — hydrostatic transmissions give up more of it. Both are tracked as separate fields here for exactly that reason. If a model's PTO rating has been revised, or the figure here came off an older emissions-tier version of the same model number, send the spec sheet you are reading.
A dealer quote nothing like the price shown
The prices here are typical list for the tractor as commonly configured, last refreshed on July 15, 2026, and tractors are sold in packages: loader, mower deck, box blade, and a trailer bundled at a number that has little to do with the sum of the parts. Regional dealers price differently on the same machine in the same month. A quote thousands of dollars off the figure here is not automatically a data bug — but if a model has settled well outside its band, that matters, because price is a band filter and a stale figure shows the tractor to the wrong shopper.
A model that has been superseded or dropped
Model numbers in this market turn over on emissions deadlines rather than on styling, so a tractor can vanish and reappear a letter different with a new aftertreatment system and a different PTO rating. If something listed here is no longer orderable, or has been replaced by a successor that is not in the catalog, that is the correction that most improves the list, because a discontinued machine sitting in 60 matchup pages quietly wastes a reader's shortlist.
A tractor that should be here and isn't
Send the model name and a link to the manufacturer's spec page. A tractor joins the catalog only when every tracked field can be read off a published source — engine and PTO horsepower, loader lift, three-point capacity, hydraulic flow, operating weight, fuel capacity, transmission type, and the powertrain warranty — because a half-filled entry becomes blank cells on its brand hub, its size-class page, and each matchup it gets pulled into. Missing one of those is why some machines you would expect are not here yet.
What this site will not do for you
No dealer, importer, or manufacturer pays to be on this list, to move up it, or to be described a particular way, and none of them has ever been asked for a machine, a demo, or a press release. There are no retailer links on any page here, so nothing on the site earns a commission on a tractor you buy. That also means the only way a model gets a kind sentence is by earning it from owners.
Dealer quotes, financing terms, and trade-in values are not something this site can answer; those are local and they move weekly. Neither is a recommendation for your specific acreage — the size-class pages and the head-to-head matchups exist so you can reach that answer yourself with the numbers side by side. And where a manufacturer simply does not publish a figure, the cell stays blank rather than being filled with an estimate that would then go on to win a comparison row it has no right to win.
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