Comparing Engine Sizes: John Deere 9620 vs 9560

TLDRIn this video, we compare the engine sizes of the John Deere 9620 and 9560 tractors. The 9620 has a 15L Cummins engine while the 9560 has a 135L Deere engine. We also discuss the differences in components and turbo sizes between the two engines.

Key insights

🔍The John Deere 9620 has a 15L Cummins engine, while the 9560 has a 135L Deere engine.

👉The 9620's engine is an industrial version of the X15 engine.

🚜The 9620 and 9560 tractors have different engine sizes and components.

💪The 15L Cumin engine in the 9620 is larger than the 135L Deere engine in the 9560.

🔄The 9620 has a Q15 engine, not an X15 engine as initially thought.

Q&A

What engine does the John Deere 9620 have?

The John Deere 9620 is equipped with a 15L Cummins engine.

What engine does the John Deere 9560 have?

The John Deere 9560 has a 135L Deere engine.

What is the difference between the engines in the 9620 and 9560?

The main difference is the size of the engines, with the 9620 having a larger 15L Cummins engine compared to the 135L Deere engine in the 9560.

Is the 9620's engine an industrial version?

Yes, the 9620's engine is an industrial version of the X15 engine.

Is the 9620's Q15 engine larger than the 9560's?

Yes, the 9620's Q15 engine is larger than the 9560's 135L Deere engine.

Timestamped Summary

00:02Introduction to comparing engine sizes of John Deere tractors.

00:09Details about the engine in the John Deere 9620.

00:20Explanation of the engine differences between the 9620 and 9560.

01:10Clarification on the engine type in the 9620.

01:40Comparison of the components and turbo sizes in the two engines.

02:27Showing the differences in sizes and components visually.

03:36Discussing plans for hooking up an implement to the tractor.

06:14Arrival at the location of the equipment to be moved.