T4 Series

T4 Series

When you’re looking to hire someone to work on your farm, what qualities do you look for? Maybe you think that your new helper should be versatile so that they can easily adapt to any job that you may ask them to do. Perhaps dependability is important as it ensures that they will report to work on time and get the job done right. Or, possibly you consider strength as a deciding factor for those rigorous and demanding tasks on your farm. Fortunately for you, the T4 Series tractor has evolved with more efficient power to truly create your ultimate farmhand.  

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ULTIMATE VERSATILITY

Whether you’re in search of a basic utility tractor to haul wagons and rake hay, or a daily workhorse to feed the cows and scrape the barnyard, a T4 tractor is for you. Choose a T4 tractor with a flat-deck ROPS platform or the VisionView™ cab. You can also select a 2WD heavy-duty front axle, the standard-duty 4WD front axle or the heavy-duty FWD front axle. And there’s a wide selection of transmissions, including an easy-to-use Hi-Lo transmission—New Holland’s Dual Command™ transmission. The choices are yours to make.

 

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DURABLE, HEAVY-DUTY COMPONENTS

Whether you’re in search of easy-to-use controls or heavy-duty rear components, a T4 tractor has you and your productivity covered.

STANDARD 26.6-GPM HYDRAULICS

New Holland knows what hydraulic capabilities you’re looking for on this size utility tractor. An open-center system with a combined total flow of 26.6-gpm (101 l/min) is standard. As part of this tandem gear pump system, you receive a 16.9-gpm (64 l/min) implement pump and a 9.7-gpm (37 l/min) steering and services pump.

IDEAL HYDRAULIC REMOTES

Your remote levers will always be within an easy reach on the ergonomic CommandArc console. One or two rear remotes can be installed from the factory, while a third remote can be added at your local New Holland dealer. Smart, color-coded levers and rear remotes simplify your implement hookup by eliminating guesswork.

HOW MUCH WEIGHT CAN YOUR FARMHAND CURL?

There’s no need for this new farmhand to throw hay bales or fork manure to put on some muscle. If you need a strong worker, look no further than a T4’s rear three-point hitch lift capacity of 5,620 pounds (2549 kg). Need more? How does 7,351 pounds (3334 kg) sound? Just add an optional auxiliary lift ram.

EASY LIFTING

Ease of lifting is just as important as the amount you can lift and with the T4 lifting couldn’t be any easier. The T4 12×12 models have rear hitch control levers conveniently located to the right of the operator. T4 Dual Command™ ROPS models come standard with Lift-O-Matic plus which enables the operator to quickly adjust the rear hitch with a single lever located on the CommandArc console. An optional rear hitch control is available for both the T4 12×12 and T4 Dual Command™ ROPS and is located on the inner side of the rear fender to allow for easy implement hookup. T4 Dual Command™ cab models with electronic draft control (EDC) come standard with an EDC mouse for single hand rear hitch control. Additionally rear hitch control switches are located on each rear fender to easily adjust the rear hitch for implement hookup.

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THE PULL AND PUSH OF A BUTTON

All T4 tractors equipped with a power shuttle transmission feature a hydraulic PTO, which is easy to activate with a pull of the yellow PTO knob on the CommandArc console. When you’re finished running your implement, simply push the button down to shut it off. T4 Dual Command cab models come standard with a PTO control switch on each rear fender to quickly rotate the PTO shaft for implement hookup or to fully engage or disengage the PTO.

THE PUSH AND PULL OF A LEVER

For a more economical option, if you equip your T4 with a mechanical shuttle, you will receive a PTO lever to the left of the operator’s seat. You can easily push this lever down to activate your PTO and pull it back up when you’re finished.