To go back even further, how long did Ford make essentially the same line of tractors. I'm thinking it was at least 20 years and maybe more. Lots of them are still running and working, lol.
To go back even further, how long did Ford make essentially the same line of tractors. I'm thinking it was at least 20 years and maybe more. Lots of them are still running and working, lol.Imagine sitting on your laurels for a decade; it's like GM in the mid 80's. 😅
obviously the changes, but the electro hydraulic 3pt is pretty major and not understood how it works and the features in the smaller tractor world .....slow closeup views all around the tractor we can pause and look overI have this 4075R and a new 3046R for a couple of weeks. What are your questions? What would you like to see in video?
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Agree it would be great to see Tim demonstrate this new feature and share his thoughts.obviously the changes, but the electro hydraulic 3pt is pretty major and not understood how it works and the features in the smaller tractor world
Well heck, that didn't take long at all!I have this 4075R and a new 3046R for a couple of weeks. What are your questions? What would you like to see in video?
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I would be really interested how new tires will cope with this. Because R4s would definitely struggle.
How about the biggest rotary cutter you have and the tallest, thickest grass you can find?I was gonna ask if you had an implement that could load up the engine……. Sounds like you have that covered!
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Still don't look as commercial. Looks like a serious hobby farmer's tractor.
They just did.Deere needs to step up
Are you breaking gears or blowing seals? An axle vent kit may be what you need if its a seal problem.No I’m sorry I don’t understand how it’s always the operator or operating environment that does it not the lack of product quality. After 5 tractors doing how same thing and Deere knowing it’s a problem by making a hd front axle I’m amazed by this forum. Go get a a 100,000 commercial grade tractor that doesn’t fit my needs. Or half the time in 4wd is too much. Just can’t accept any of those answers. Deere needs to step up and build things right or ask the real workers on these tractors the hard questions not a part timer or social influencer for views. Look around how many guys use these like me it’s way more than just hobby guys. And the dealer here has more axle problems than you guys know.
Step up on building things to last. Have you ordered a 90k tractor.They just did.
Have you ordered yours yet?
Again, they just did. They upgraded the front axle inside and out. Apparently they saw a problem and responded. Maybe they didn't respond fast enough, but they responded.Step up on building things to last. Have you ordered a 90k tractor.
Minor correction. New heavier front axle is on ALL 4075R's, ALL SNOW CAB 4R's, as well as all 4M HD's. At least that is how it was communicated to me.I don't think 'deere knows it's a problem by making a hd front axle' is deere saying there is a problem with 4r series axles. Every product is designed for the expected usage. Look at 1/2 ton vs 1 ton trucks, almost everything in a 1 ton is larger/heavier. I suspect deere put a heavier front axle in the 4075R because of the additional horsepower and they expect it will get more ag uses (hay, tillage, moving planters/drills) than the 4066R.
Sammarsh1 if you have 5 tractors with broken front axles then you need heavier built tractors. Look at the front axles of tractors up through the 80s, most tractors didn't have loaders and had lighter axles than later tractors with loaders. The only way for deere to 'step up' and give you a tractor that has heavier components is to paint the commercial tractors green and not sell any of the current green tractors.
I seriously doubt they’re going to throw in an SCR on this tractor it would take some serious modifications to add a tank new Ecu, new exhaust that’s a lot of work and money NeverMind the tractor itself might not be able to handle 76-100hp properly. I think John Deere is right on the money at 75hp like the 1025r is at 24hp. What a great tractor this is looking likeOne big question I have, will this tractor have a DPF since it is at the 75 hp mark, or will it be a DEF machine? I didn't see an obvious DEF tank or cap in any pictures so I am guessing it has a DPF like all the other 4 Series machines.