Tractors by HP

50 HP Tractors in India

Tractors in the 50–55 HP range, with ex-showroom price, engine and transmission specifications. This power band suits large holdings, reversible ploughs, laser levellers and commercial haulage.

143 tractors found

Eicher 551 Super Plus Prima G3 tractor
Eicher

Eicher 551 Super Plus Prima G3

50 HP 3 Cyl Diesel
₹7.38 - ₹7.92 Lakh*
Solis 5015 E 4WD tractor
Solis

Solis 5015 E 4WD

50 HP 3 Cyl Diesel
₹9.13 - ₹9.82 Lakh*
ACE DI-550 NG tractor
ACE

ACE DI-550 NG

50 HP 3 Cyl
₹6.16 - ₹6.95 Lakh*
Trakstar 550 tractor
Trakstar

Trakstar 550

50 HP 4 Cyl
₹6.3 - ₹7.18 Lakh*
Same Deutz Fahr Agrolux 50 Turbo Pro 2WD tractor
Same Deutz Fahr

Same Deutz Fahr Agrolux 50 Turbo Pro 2WD

50 HP 3 Cyl Diesel
₹7.98 - ₹8.12 Lakh*
John Deere 5210 E 4WD tractor
John Deere

John Deere 5210 E 4WD

50 HP 3 Cyl
₹10.66 - ₹11.61 Lakh*
Same Deutz Fahr Agromaxx 4050 E 4WD tractor
Same Deutz Fahr

Same Deutz Fahr Agromaxx 4050 E 4WD

50 HP 3 Cyl Diesel
₹10.11 - ₹10.25 Lakh*
Tafe (Massey) Massey Ferguson 7250 Power Up tractor
Tafe (Massey)

Massey Ferguson 7250 Power Up

50 HP 3 Cyl
₹8.01 - ₹8.48 Lakh*
John Deere 5050 E tractor
John Deere

John Deere 5050 E

50 HP 3 Cyl
₹8.07 - ₹9.22 Lakh*
Tafe (Massey) Massey Ferguson 9500 E tractor
Tafe (Massey)

Massey Ferguson 9500 E

50 HP 3 Cyl
₹9.04 - ₹9.9 Lakh*

Who a 50–55 HP tractor is for

Tractors in the 50–55 HP band are generally bought for large holdings, reversible ploughs, laser levellers and commercial haulage. 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.

Check the lift capacity against the heaviest implement you own; this is where mounted implements start to strain a weak hydraulic system.

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.