Deutz-Fahr DX 3 Series: 1980s Icon of Power & Versatility

Welcome to our exclusive look at the Deutz-Fahr DX3 Series, a line of utility tractors that redefined agricultural machinery in the 1980s. Released in a groundbreaking promotional video in 1984, the Deutz DX3 Series has been a symbol of innovation and reliability. Our video today focuses on the DX 3.50 model, a standout member of this iconic series, known for its robust engineering and versatile applications in farming.
Dive into the heart of the DX 3.50 as we explore its powerful 3.1L 3-cylinder diesel engine, designed to deliver exceptional performance with 61 horsepower. With a range of transmission options, including 8-speed and 12-speed partially synchronized, as well as 16-speed and 24-speed two-speed power shifts, the DX 3.50 ensures operational flexibility for all types of agricultural tasks.
We'll cover the choice between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive configurations, allowing for adaptability across various terrains. The video also highlights the advanced hydraulic system with a capacity of up to 7.5 gallons, ensuring efficient power delivery for attachments.
Discover the practicality of the DX 3.50, from its independent rear PTO to the optional front PTO, designed for a multitude of farm implements. We examine the tractor's dimensions, tire options, and the importance of its safety features, including mechanical disc brakes and the four-post ROPS with an optional canopy for enhanced operator comfort.
The DX 3.50 doesn't just excel in power and performance; it also prioritizes operator comfort and safety, with a spacious fuel capacity and an open center hydraulic system boasting a pressure of 2538 psi. Whether it's the rear Type II hitch with control position and draft control or the optional front hitch, this tractor is built to handle heavy loads with ease.
Join us as we pay tribute to the Deutz-Fahr DX3 Series, a true pioneer in the world of agriculture, showcasing the timeless appeal and enduring quality of the DX 3.50 model. Whether you're a vintage tractor enthusiast, a farmer seeking to understand the evolution of agricultural machinery, or simply interested in the legacy of Deutz-Fahr, this video is for you.
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[@ParryThis]

I absolutely love this. These old company videos are so nostalgic for me.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Glad you like them!

[@nikobellic5198]

I know someone who has a DX 3.50 and he uses it all the time to this day. Fantastic machine.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

If you take care of them, Deutz tractors run forever.

[@Dare_To_Game]

It makes a lot of sense why Deutz switched from the 07 series to the DX3 series. These are just a way more modern tractor.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

That it does. The 07s were good tractors, but the market had moved on, and Deutz needed to follow.

[@carinasmirnoff1780]

Would love to have a tractor like this to use on my land.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

It would certainly be useful. I would love to have a late 80s-early 90s cabbed four wheel drive air cooled deutz. Something for a new loader tractor, in the 75-80 horsepower range.

[@stargatefan10]

Back when tractor commercials actually told you something. Now they're just like: "The toughest tractor for the smartest tractor guys, but our color."

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Lol, that is certainly accurate. This was a more competitive era, when tractors actually needed something to differentiate.

[@salkey3987]

YEET

[@DeutzFarmer96]

YOTE

[@Lexi-vl5eh]

The accent is throwing me, lol. Is that Australian?

[@DeutzFarmer96]

I think so. I am not an expert with British Imperial colonial dialects, but i think it sounds Australian.

[@HenryKobyla1407]

Horsepowa...Lol. That's certainly one way to pronounce it.

[@DeutzFarmer96]

Yeah, not big on the Hard R, that's for sure.