John Deere 5210 GearPro 2WD vs Massey Ferguson 9000 Planetary Plus — Which is Better? 2026

Side-by-side comparison of the John Deere 5210 GearPro 2WD (Price on request) and Massey Ferguson 9000 Planetary Plus (Price on request): HP, engine, hydraulics, price and Aglist Score.

John Deere 5210 GearPro 2WD Massey Ferguson 9000 Planetary Plus
Aglist Score8.36.6
Engine HP5050
Engine capacity—2,700
Cylinders33
Gearbox12 forward + 4 reverse8 Forward + 2 Reverse
Transmission typeGearPro; dry dual-clutch configurationComfimesh
BrakesHydraulically actuated oil-immersed disc brakesOil-immersed brakes
SteeringPower steeringPower steering
Lifting capacity2,000 kg—
Fuel tank68 litres60 litres
Weight2,110 kg2,215 kg
Wheelbase2,050 mm1,980 mm
Drive2WD—
Front tyre—6.00 x 16; optional7.5 x 16
Rear tyre—14.9 x 28; optional16.9 x 28

Aglist Score — broken down

John Deere 5210 GearPro 2WDMassey Ferguson 9000 Planetary Plus
Power & performance—3
Hydraulics & implements8.5—
Build & durability99.3
Comfort & usability8.16.8
Warranty & service reach7.58.5

Our verdict

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

On our score the John Deere 5210 GearPro 2WD (8.3/10) edges out the Massey Ferguson 9000 Planetary Plus (6.6/10).

John Deere 5210 GearPro 2WD: Buyers evaluating working-speed choices and rear-mounted equipment on a 50 HP 2WD tractor.

Massey Ferguson 9000 Planetary Plus: Buyers who need a clearly specified 50 HP conventional package and want to avoid confusion with the Combine version.

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