Tractors by HP

35 HP Tractors in India

Tractors in the 35–40 HP range, with ex-showroom price, engine and transmission specifications. This power band suits mixed farming on 5–8 acres with a rotavator, cultivator and trailer.

77 tractors found

Preet 3049 tractor
Preet

Preet 3049

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹5.26 - ₹5.54 Lakh*
Preet 3549 tractor
Preet

Preet 3549

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹6 - ₹6.45 Lakh*
Preet 3549 4WD tractor
Preet

Preet 3549 4WD

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹6.2 - ₹6.67 Lakh*
New Holland 3510 tractor
New Holland

New Holland 3510

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹5.12 - ₹5.41 Lakh*
Eicher 330 5 Star tractor
Eicher

Eicher 330 5 Star

35 HP 3 Cyl Diesel
₹5.2 - ₹5.9 Lakh*
Solis YM 235 4WD tractor
Solis

Solis YM 235 4WD

35 HP 3 Cyl Diesel
₹7.5 - ₹8.3 Lakh*
John Deere 3036 EN tractor
John Deere

John Deere 3036 EN

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹7.58 - ₹8.68 Lakh*
Standard DI 335 tractor
Standard

Standard DI 335

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹4.9 - ₹5.1 Lakh*
New Holland 3030 tractor
New Holland

New Holland 3030

35 HP 3 Cyl Diesel
₹4.92 - ₹5.28 Lakh*
Tafe (Massey) Massey Ferguson 7235 DI tractor
Tafe (Massey)

Massey Ferguson 7235 DI

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹5.25 - ₹5.8 Lakh*
Tafe (Massey) Massey Ferguson 1134 DI tractor
Tafe (Massey)

Massey Ferguson 1134 DI

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹5.3 - ₹5.9 Lakh*
Tafe (Massey) Massey Ferguson 1035 DI Dost tractor
Tafe (Massey)

Massey Ferguson 1035 DI Dost

35 HP 3 Cyl
₹5.3 - ₹5.7 Lakh*

Who a 35–40 HP tractor is for

Tractors in the 35–40 HP band are generally bought for mixed farming on 5–8 acres with a rotavator, cultivator and trailer. Horsepower on its own is a poor way to choose a tractor — two machines with the same engine rating can behave very differently depending on lifting capacity, hydraulics and gearbox ratios.

A well-judged first tractor for most farmers. Confirm the gearbox has enough low-range speeds for puddling.

What to check before buying

  • Lifting capacity — this, not horsepower, decides which mounted implements the tractor can actually carry.
  • PTO horsepower — always lower than engine horsepower, and it is the figure that matters for a rotavator or thresher.
  • 2WD or 4WD — 4WD costs more and uses more fuel, but is worth it if you puddle paddy or work on slopes.
  • Gearbox — count the low-range speeds if you do a lot of puddling or haulage.
  • Service network — check that the brand has a workshop within reach of your village before you commit.

Price and on-road cost

The prices listed above are ex-showroom. On-road price adds RTO registration and insurance, which vary by state and typically add 7–10% to the ex-showroom figure. Use the state-wise links below for an estimate in your state, and always confirm the final figure with a local dealer — exchange offers and finance schemes differ between showrooms of the same brand.