The 5042D is currently listed as 44 HP. Its optional economy PTO setting matters for compatible lighter driven work, while the standard setting remains a separate operating choice. Before paying for an option package, identify whether the tractor has the intended PTO control, clutch and protective equipment. The page lists several factory options rather than a universally standard specification.

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Technical specifications

Engine / Type John Deere 3029D, 44 HP (32.3 kW), 2100 RPM, 3 Cylinders, Coolant cooled with overflow reservoir, naturally aspirated ↗
Air Filter Dry Type, Dual element ↗
Clutch Single/ Dual ↗
Gear box 8 Forward + 4 Reverse, Collarshift ↗
Speeds Forward 2.83 – 30.92 kmph ↗
Brakes Oil immersed disc brakes ↗
Maximum Lifting capacity 1600 kgf ↗
3 Point Linkage Category- II Automatic depth and draft control (ADDC) ↗
Steering / Type Power ↗
Power Take off / Type Independent, 6 Splines ↗
Power Take off / Standard 540 @ 2100 ERPM ↗
Power Take off / Economy 540 @ 1600 ERPM (Optional, available along with standard PTO) ↗
Wheels and Tyres / Front 6.0 x 16 (0.15 x 0.41 m), 8 PR ↗
Wheels and Tyres / Rear 13.6 x 28 (0.34 x 0.71 m), 12 PR ↗
Fuel Tank / Capacity 60 L ↗

Engine and transmission interpretation

The 5042 D specification identifies its engine as John Deere 3029 D, 44 HP (32.3 kW), 2100 RPM, 3 Cylinders, Coolant cooled with overflow reservoir, naturally aspirated. The transmission entry is 8 Forward + 4 Reverse, Collarshift. Rated engine speed is an operating reference, not a promise of working speed in the field. Choose a travel ratio that suits the attachment and soil load. A short road drive cannot establish the fuel cost or cultivated area per hour for a mounted implement.

Read the configuration before comparing prices

For the 5042 D, keep optional equipment separate from the basic model identity. A quotation should state the supplied tyres, clutch and PTO arrangement as well as protective equipment. Where a table lists more than one choice, the delivery inspection should identify which choice is actually fitted. Compare two quotations only after bringing their equipment lists to the same basis; a lower total may simply exclude an option or attachment.

A practical demonstration for this model

Take the actual implement requirements to the 5042 D dealer: shaft speed, linkage category, hydraulic demand and permitted operating weight. Check entry to the operator platform, visibility behind the tractor and clearance around the fitted attachment. Record the soil condition and work completed if measuring diesel use. This creates a meaningful ownership estimate without turning a manufacturer specification into an untested field-performance claim.

The model-specific distinction

The 5042 D is currently listed as 44 HP. Its optional economy PTO setting matters for compatible lighter driven work, while the standard setting remains a separate operating choice. Before paying for an option package, identify whether the tractor has the intended PTO control, clutch and protective equipment. The page lists several factory options rather than a universally standard specification.

Delivery checks tied to this specification

Two entries to carry into the 5042 D delivery inspection are Wheels and Tyres / Front: 6.0 x 16 (0.15 x 0.41 m), 8 PR; Wheels and Tyres / Rear: 13.6 x 28 (0.34 x 0.71 m), 12 PR. Match these to the machine being supplied rather than to a photograph in a general brochure. Where an alternative is written in the table, have the supplier mark the selected option. This is particularly useful when two dealer quotations use the same model name but include different equipment. Keep the dated configuration sheet with the invoice so future parts enquiries refer to the delivered specification.

Price status and a useful ownership calculation

A verified model-specific ex-showroom price for the 5042 D is not available in this article. Record a local quote with the exact configuration above, then separate registration, insurance, transport and optional attachments. For ownership planning, use your observed diesel consumption for the intended work and the service schedule supplied with that configuration. Do not turn an overall manufacturer price range into a price for this tractor, and do not present an assumed state tax percentage as a confirmed on-road charge.

Features and equipment

  • 8 Forward + 4 Reverse, Collarshift
  • Manufacturer specification table linked for the exact model

Strengths and points to check

Strengths

  • Published transmission choices support implement-specific comparison

Considerations

  • Optional features must be confirmed on the delivered configuration
  • Manufacturer page does not establish local on-road price or measured fuel cost

Editorial interpretation of published specifications, not a hands-on road test.

Variants, price and state-wise quotation

Variant / configuration Price context
5042D —
A dated local dealer quotation is required; no model-specific price was verified. · ↗

State-wise ex-showroom and on-road quotes are not verified for this model. The amount can depend on city, variant, insurance and registration. Select your state in the calculator and enter an itemised local quotation; no automatic tax rate or subsidy is assumed.

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Sources and editorial notes

Specifications are manufacturer claims and may differ by trim. Published information can change; confirm the exact vehicle before making a decision.

Information still to verify
  • Verified local ex-showroom and on-road quotation
  • Licensed model-specific photograph
  • Independent field fuel-consumption measurement
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