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Take your seeding performance further. The John Deere 8R delivers the power, efficiency and precision you need. *Comparison based on DLG PowerMix tests: 8R 410 eAutoPowr™ (Test No. 7460) and Fendt 942 Vario (Test No. 7042) (www.dlg.org). Results show the 8R 410 eAutoPowr™ achieves higher productivity in medium-draft applications (“Mittelschwere Zugarbeit”) (8.5 vs. 7.6 ha/h, +11.8 %), medium-load PTO applications (“Mittelschwere Zapfwellenarbeit”) (21.1 vs 18.3 ha/h, +15.3%) and significantly higher productivity in combined work scenarios (“Zug- + Zapfwellen- + Hydraulikarbeit”) (15.7 vs. 11.6 ha/h, +35.3 %), such as seeding. Actual performance may vary depending on operating conditions, implement type, soil conditions, operator behaviour and machine configuration. **Based on the Profi Tractor Comparison Table in “John Deere 8R 410 eAP – Leuchtturm” (08/2024, p. 21; https://www.profi.de/test/schleppertest/john-deere-8r-410-eap-im-traktortest-leuchtturm-32182.html). The 8R 410 eAutoPowr™, with 410 hp rated power and 443 hp maximum engine power without boost, delivers 289.4 kW / 393 hp maximum drawbar performance. The Fendt 942 Vario, with 415 hp rated power and 415 hp maximum engine power without boost, delivers 241.1 kW / 327 hp maximum drawbar performance, resulting in a 20% lower maximum drawbar performance compared to the 8R 410 eAutoPowr™. The 8R 410 eAutoPowr™ achieved its maximum drawbar performance without using its boost function. (Profi 05/2025; https://www.profi.de/aktuell/aktuelle-meldungen/john-deere-8r-410-eap-hohe-zugleistung-ohne-boost-35549.html)