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Fendt 411 Vario

Last Updated: July 2024

Overview

The Fendt 411 Vario is a versatile row-crop tractor equipped with a Deutz 4-cylinder, turbocharged intercooled diesel engine. As per independent test results, it produces 96.0 hp at the rated engine speed of 2100 RPM and a maximum power of 107.7 hp. The engine displacement is 232.0 cu in with a bore of 3.858 in and a stroke of 4.961 in. The tractor operates on a 4x4 MFWD 4WD chassis with power steering and a continuously variable transmission providing infinite forward and reverse gears. It has an operating weight of 12,345 lb and runs on 540/65R24 front tires and 600/65R38 rear tires. Additional features include a wheelbase of 95.2 in, rear tread width of 70.5 in, front tread width of 72.0 in, maximum torque of 367 lb-ft at 1201 RPM with 52.4% torque rise, and a hydraulic system capable of exerting up to 8,500 lbs of force with pump delivery rates of 21.7 GPM at minimum pressure and 19.4 GPM at 2,685 psi generating 30.4 hp. The tractor's sound levels were measured at 70.5 dB(A) at 4.6 mph with no load and a maximum of 75.0 dB(A).

Key Specifications

Category: Row Crop

Power Output: 96.0 (Rated power as per test results)

Transmission: Continuously variable transmission

Drive Type: 4WD

Operating Weight: 12345

Fuel Type: Diesel

Fendt 411 Vario vs. Similar Tractors

Power Output

Average

Greater than 34% of similar tractors.

Operating Weight

Average

Greater than 46% of similar tractors.

Technical Specifications

Engine

Manufacturer: Deutz
Model: -
Cooling Type: Liquid-cooled
Cylinder Orientation: -
Valve Configuration: 16-valve
Fuel Type: Diesel
Induction Type: Turbocharged intercooled
Cylinders: 4
Displacement (ci): 232.0
Bore (in): 3.858
Stroke (in): 4.961
Rated RPM: 2100
Power Output (hp): 96.0 (Rated power as per test results)

Transmission

Type: Continuously variable transmission
Forward Gears: Infinite
Reverse Gears: Infinite
Total Gears: -

Dimensions

Length (in): 167.4
Width (in): 92.1
Height (in): 114.2
Operating Weight (lb): 12345

Power Take-Off (PTO)

PTO Type: -
PTO Speed 1 (rpm): -
PTO Speed 2 (rpm): -
PTO Speed 3 (rpm): -

Miscellaneous

Chassis: 4x4 MFWD 4WD
Drive Type: 4WD
Steering Type: Power
Coolant Capacity (qts): -
Front Tire Diameter (in): -
Front Tire Width (in): 24.0 (540/65R24)
Rear Tire Diameter (in): -
Rear Tire Width (in): -
Front/Rear Rim Diameter (in): 24.0 (540/65R24); 38.0 (600/65R38)
Tire Type: Agricultural
Manufacture - End Year: -
Hitch Type: Three-Point Hitch (Implied by Rear Type "III/II")
Hitch Category: Category 3
Hitch Position: Rear
Hitch Capacity (lb): -
Operator Station Type: -
Starter Type: Electric Starter
Brake Type: -
Hydraulic System Type: Load sensing (based on the type indicated)

Test Results

Nebraska Tractor Test Laboratory - Test Date: September - October 2002

Maximum Power and Fuel Consumption

Rated Engine Speed (PTO Speed - 1084 rpm): 96.0 HP (71.6 kW) at 2100 rpm
Fuel Consumption at Rated Engine Speed: 5.76 Gal/hr (21.82 l/h) with a fuel efficiency of 0.419 lb/hp.hr (0.255 kg/kW.h)
Maximum Power: 107.7 HP (80.3 kW) at 1851 rpm with a fuel consumption of 5.95 Gal/hr (22.52 l/h) and a fuel efficiency of 0.385 lb/hp.hr (0.234 kg/kW.h)

Drawbar Performance

Maximum Power (Low Range): 81.16 HP (60.52 kW) with a drawbar pull of 6530 lbs (29.05 kN) and a speed of 4.66 mph (7.50 km/h)
Fuel Consumption at Maximum Power: 0.505 lb/hp.hr (0.307 kg/kW.h) with a fuel efficiency of 13.80 Hp.hr/gal (2.72 kW.h/l)

Torque and Engine Performance

Maximum Torque: 367 lb.-ft. (497 Nm) at 1201 rpm
Torque Rise: 52.4%

Hydraulic Performance

Maximum Force Exerted Through Whole Range: 8500 lbs (37.8 kN)
Pump Delivery Rate at Minimum Pressure: 21.7 GPM (82.1 l/min)
Pump Delivery Rate at Maximum Hydraulic Power: 19.4 GPM (73.3 l/min) at 2685 psi (185 bar) generating 30.4 HP (22.6 kW)

Tractor Sound Level with Cab

Sound Level at 4.6 mph (7.5 km/h) - No Load: 70.5 dB(A)
Maximum Sound Level: 75.0 dB(A)

NTTL.(2002).Nebraska Summary 411: Fendt 411 Vario Diesel. Lincoln, NE:Nebraska Tractor Test Laboratory. Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/tractormuseumlit/2188