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CLAAS AXION 960 vs John Deere 8R 410

The CLAAS AXION 960 has about 7% more engine power (327 kW (439 hp) vs 306 kW (410 hp)).

Beyond the numbers, compare local dealer support, parts availability and resale value for CLAAS and John Deere in your region: over the life of a machine they often matter more than small specification differences.

CLAAS AXION 960 TERRA TRAC half-track tractor
CLAAS CLAAS AXION 960
John Deere 8R series row-crop tractor
John Deere John Deere 8R 410
Operating weight ——
Engine power 327 kW (439 hp)306 kW (410 hp)
Max. power ≈327 kW (445 hp)—
Engine FPT Cursor 9, 8.7 LJohn Deere PowerTech 13.6 L
Transmission CMATIC CVTe23 PowerShift, IVT or EVT (by market)
Running gear Wheels or TERRA TRAC half-tracks—
Rated power —≈306 kW (410 hp)
Configurations —Wheels (8R), 2 tracks (8RX) also available
Guidance —StarFire receiver, AutoTrac ready
Strengths
  • + TERRA TRAC option reduces compaction
  • + Comfortable cab with good visibility
  • + Strong traction
  • + Deep integration with Deere precision ag
  • + Strong dealer network
  • + Autonomy-ready platform
Watch-outs
  • − Less common outside Europe
  • − Expensive, with subscription-based tech features
  • − Heavy for some soils without ballast management
Full AXION 960 reviewFull 8R 410 review

Specifications are typical figures for standard configurations and may be measured differently by each manufacturer (for example net vs gross power). Always confirm with the manufacturer or dealer. Build another comparison.