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Which tractors fit the Wallenstein BX102S? Configurations near its limits

Wallenstein rates the BX102S at 80–120 engine hp; 11 of the 294 tractor configurations on this site are not excluded by its limits. The table lists the configurations closest to its power limits and weight, where the answer is most likely to change.

By Acreage Equipment · Reviewed November 9, 2026 · Specification research, not a field test

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THE DECISION IN NUMBERS

Configurations nearest the Wallenstein BX102S’s limits

Within 3 hp of 80–120 engine hp or near its weight; up to 28 rows, sorted by engine hp. Results from the site’s screen; † recorded source conflict.

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ConfigurationPTO hpEngine hpLift at 24 in.Screen result
TYM T754 gear cab64.1743,418 lbExcluded: under minimum
Yanmar SM475 power shuttle cab64.1743,418 lbExcluded: under minimum
John Deere 4075R HST cab †6074.32,500 lbExcluded: hitch category
TYM T5075 power shuttle cab67.174.33,418 lbExcluded: under minimum
John Deere 5075M power shuttle57.7755,150 lbExcluded: under minimum
Massey Ferguson MF 4708 power shuttle67804,850 lbNot excluded
Sources for this decision table (9)

The published range

Wallenstein lists the BX102S at 80–120 engine hp. Wallenstein gives the range in engine horsepower, so this site compares each tractor’s engine rating, not its PTO rating.

How 294 configurations screen

Of the 294 tractor configurations profiled on this site, 11 are not excluded, 85 fall under the minimum and 198 have a Category 2-only hitch. Not excluded is not approval: most pairings still need the maker or dealer to confirm the setup.

By brand

Configurations not excluded, by brand: Case IH 0 of 31; John Deere 5 of 39; KIOTI 0 of 37; Kubota 2 of 39; LS 1 of 32; Mahindra 0 of 17; Massey Ferguson 3 of 29; New Holland 0 of 18; TYM 0 of 37; Yanmar 0 of 15.

Closest exclusions

The configurations closest to the line are just under the minimum: John Deere 5075M power shuttle (75 engine hp), TYM T5075 power shuttle cab (74.3 engine hp), TYM T754 gear cab (74 engine hp). A newer spec sheet, a different transmission or the maker’s confirmation can change these.

Weight and hitch

This site retains a 1,143-lb weight for the BX102S. No configuration that clears the power range lists less lift 24 inches behind the hitch than that; tractors with no published 24-inch lift are held for review. It mounts on a Category 2 hitch.

Take these questions with you.

  1. Which exact configuration and transmission is the tractor?
  2. Does Wallenstein confirm the BX102S at the tractor’s rating?
  3. What is the complete weight with the PTO shaft?
  4. What does the dealer list for lift 24 inches behind the hitch?

Keep these questions with your exact tractor and attachment details.

Use these questions in my seller brief

FOLLOW THE NUMBERS

Sources & documentation

Research record reviewed November 9, 2026. Confirm the current manual and the exact revision supplied with your machine.

  1. Wallenstein BX102S current U.S. page — engine hp range, capacity, mounting system, weight and accessories
  2. BX102S official support page — current operator and parts documents
  3. BX-S operator manual Z97085_En, Rev Jan-2025 — p40 machine specifications; §5.1 hitch connection
  4. TYM T754 North America product brochure (PDF created August 2025)PDF p5 specifications: gross engine power, PTO power, rated engine speed, PTO rear rpm, transmission, category 3-point hitch, hitch lift capacity and hitch lift capacity at 24 inches behind link ends, overall width, weight
  5. Yanmar SM Series brochure (PDF created September 11, 2024)Specifications: engine gross power, PTO power, rated engine speed, 3-point hitch category, 3-point lift capacity (std.) and at 24 in., transmission, total weight
  6. John Deere U.S. order book, 5 May 2026 — 4075R base machine (039ALV)Order code 039ALV: engine 74.3 hp gross SAE J1995, PTO 60 hp, HST 3-range
  7. TYM Catalog 2026 – Series 5 brochure (PDF created February 8, 2026), linked from the current T5074 and T5075 pagesp11 Specification Guide, T5075: engine power 74.3 hp; PTO power 67.1 hp; F16 x R16; Category II; hitch lift printed 5,515 lb | 2,320 kg; 3,418 lb at 24 in. behind link ends; PTO 540/750; width 92.3 in.
  8. John Deere 5M Series utility tractors brochure (PDF created November 26, 2025), linked from the current 5075M pagep14 5M Tractors / Specifications: rated engine hp @ 2,200 rpm; rated PTO hp @ 2,100 rpm (5075M 57.7, 5105M 90); Rear Hitch Category 2 (convertible to 1); lift capacity 24 in. behind lift point with EH hitch, standard 5,150 lb (2,336 kg), optional 5,950 lb
  9. AGCO MF 4700 Platform and Cab standard-features sheets (October 2025, F.O.B. port of entry), on AGCO’s dealer configuratorHorsepower (Max Engine @ 2000 RPM; Rated Engine & PTO @ 2200 RPM) per model, platform pp1 and cab p3; PTO independent 540/540E; Rear Linkage: ASAE Category II with telescopic ball ends, lift capacity at 24 in. 4,850 lb (2,200 kg)

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MAKE THE NEXT CHECK

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FIELD GUIDE

Attachment weight vs. tractor lift capacity

A product weight below a three-point lift rating is only the start of a load check. The two figures may describe different measuring points, configurations or operating conditions. Subtracting them does not produce an approved safety margin.

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Meeting an attachment’s minimum PTO horsepower exactly: what zero margin means

A tractor whose PTO rating equals or barely exceeds an attachment’s minimum is inside the published range, and nothing more. Several makers attach separate capacity statements well above their minimums. When the margin is zero or one horsepower, also check the source of each number and what the maker expects at that power.

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When the tractor is too strong: attachment maximum horsepower

Most horsepower checks look at the minimum. Many small chippers and flail mowers also publish a maximum, and a larger tractor can be outside the range for a lighter attachment. Treat the maximum as a published limit with its own horsepower basis. Ask the maker before assuming a light attachment is the safe choice.

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