John Deere · New Generation series

John Deere 4020

Row-crop tractor · 1963–1972 · Diesel

The John Deere 4020 was the flagship row-crop tractor of Deere's revolutionary New Generation line, pairing a torquey 6-cylinder diesel with class-leading closed-center hydraulics and an optional clutchless Power Shift transmission. Nearly 185,000 were built between 1963 and 1972, making it one of the best-selling row-crop tractors in American history. It is widely credited with helping push John Deere past International Harvester as the U.S. tractor sales leader.

PTO power
91.2 hp
Weight
8,225 lb (3,731 kg)
Displacement
404 ci (6.6 L)
Total built
184,879

Specifications

Overview
Type Row-crop
Series New Generation
Production 1963–1972
Factory Waterloo, Iowa, USA
Total built 184,879
Original price $10,345 (1972 USD)
Engine
Make John Deere
Model 6.6L diesel (404 ci)
Fuel Diesel
Cylinders 6
Displacement 404 ci (6.6 L)
Bore × stroke 4.25x4.75 in
Rated speed 2,200 rpm
Compression 16.5:1
Cooling liquid-cooled
Aspiration Naturally aspirated
Power
Drawbar power 76.4 hp (56.9 kW)
PTO power 91.2 hp (68 kW)
Nebraska test Nebraska Test 849
Transmission
Transmission Syncro-Range — 8 forward, 2 reverse; Power Shift — 8 forward, 2 reverse (optional)
Chassis 4x2 2WD
Hydraulics & hitch
Hydraulics closed-center
Hydraulic capacity 10 gal (37.9 L)
Pressure 2,250 psi (155.1 bar)
Hitch category Category 2
Lift capacity 3,790 lb (1,719 kg)
Rear PTO independent
PTO speed 540 rpm, 1000 rpm
Dimensions & capacities
Weight 8,225 lb (3,731 kg)
Wheelbase 97.5 in (248 cm)
Length 151 in (384 cm)
Width 89.6 in (228 cm)
Fuel capacity 34 gal (129 L)
Front tires 6.00-16
Rear tires 15.5-38

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