High-Horsepower Tractors for Sale

High-horsepower tractors typically require a different type of drive. You’ll still see plenty of mechanical front-wheel drive machines at the lower end of the range, but most high-HP tractors run on tracks or use four-wheel drive — or both in the case of Quadtrac from Case IH. 

Picking the Right High-HP Tractor

If your operation is up there in acres, you need to up the HP of your tractor to match. High-horsepower 4WD and track tractors are as big as it gets and can power the largest implements. That means you can span more rows, cover ground more efficiently, and haul more weight — all to get your work done faster than with smaller machines.

The biggest decision you’ll likely make when you choose a tractor over 300 HP is between tracks and tires. Tracks distribute the weight of the huge tractor over more surface area, which can decrease soil disturbance and compaction. This leaves fewer ruts in the field and makes for a smoother ride, even on rough terrain. You also gain more traction and stability, which makes it ideal for wet conditions or hilly land.

Four-wheel-drive tractors can move faster and get between fields more efficiently. They also deliver better steering and a smoother ride on hard surfaces. If you need to get around wide swaths of land and navigate tough turns, a 4WD tractor is the fit.

Tracks or tires, 300 or 600 HP, you can find what you need on Tractor Zoom. The right high-horsepower awaits at an auction or dealer near you, no matter what type of operation or land you have.