The old girl gets it done!!! Doesn't matter what color it is, old iron horsepower was under rated. No electronics and computers to regulate what it did. Just an engine and gears and lotsa grunt!!
The tread type also has to factor in on how well a tractor pull along with the proper weights that put the horse power to the ground regardless of what the color of the tractor is also
Amazing how those sounds and sights take you back. Spent quite a bit of my youth in the cab of our 4640 w quad-range. Was awfully fond of that machine; I don’t think it ever let us down.
This is why everyone loves the old iron so much - sure the newer stuff can do a better job and not work so hard but the old iron WILL do it, even if it has to work harder than you thought it could. If anyone needed another reason as to why your dad likes the 46 so much....just point them to this video lol
@@angus4202 well certainly if it’s been done before it can be done again. But the big thing is they’re just not as productive as a mfwd tractor. No sense in burning more fuel with slipping tires.
It's nice to see the older tractors out and working. But the key word is older and sometimes it can be hard on the engine and the transmission. matching the right horsepower for the piece of equipment is very important matching the right horsepower for the piece of equipment is very important. Have a great day
We had a John Deere 360 32' double offset back in the 70's. Pulled it with a Case 2470 (170 hp, 4WD) One day the front driveshaft sheared off and the back tires just dug a hole -- didn't move a bit after we lost the front wheels. Proved the value of 4WD to us! Had a loud-moth neighbor who was pulling another 360 with a 2WD John Deere of about the same hp. He kept going on about how his JD could our pull our Case. We invited him to hook onto our 360 and show us but he never did. We had our discs hard surfaced and they penetrated where his just packed. ;)
The 4640 is just a great tractor - love the old iron! Also like how the Landsaver tills the bean stubble. As usual, exceptional quality video from Ryan!
When it slows down so much, you must have two feelings: it might stall out completely, and it's good to be breaking up that hard spot. That looks like a lot of fun though.
Surprisingly just the right amount of slippage and if you are in "C" range then plenty of power so looks like a perfect match. There's something about the 4600 model that just oozes power. I ran a 4620 with a 6 bottom plow and it just never pulled down as opposed to the 4020 with 5 bottoms which required constant draft control. And it was also one of the first with a real quiet cab.
This tractor would be able to pull this implement except down the road if it had the 8 speed power shift transmission the part of hydraulic system that runs the transmission takes up to much horsepower where the quad range transmission does not need the hydraulic system. That is the only reason this 4640 pulled this implement like it did.
I was very impressed with the 46! Even as you went down the Alphabet.. a few letters. I was expecting once you took off she Screaming , barking, an rolling coal, front end going up just like at a tractor pull.
Everyone must've forgot there was a time when we farmed with strictly 2wd tractors. I still do to this day and I get along just fine. Granted I'm in a notill/striptill situation but I used to pull a 9 shank 714 deere with a 4430.
No problem. Working old iron like this back in the 70's was normal. We used to pull 8/16" plows with 4520 and 4620 2wd's back then. Heavily weighted using on land hitches. Plowed 1k's of acres like that.
Never doubted it. I grew up running a 4440, you throw those axle duals on the rear, kick in the posi-track, and go. We had an older 11-shank chiselplow and we'd hook a 12-foot disc behind the plow. You couldn't go as deep as you could without the disc, but we could till up and smooth out in one pass. The 40-series was some of the best of what they called the Iron Horses out of Deere.
I say let her eat, she's a workhorse. 82 would be nice for hills and less ideal field conditions, but you have options at least. Good to see tillage getting done.
The old IRON HORSES!!! Pretty awesome a 40 year old tractor still can get the job done…my question is…will these newer tractors still be viable and doing what they’re doing now, 40 years from now? Beautiful new tillage piece you guys got. A lot on how a chisel pulls is what you’re running for points. We run a 9 shank JD 714 mulch tiller w/4” concaved twisted shovels and that makes our 200hp mfwd JD 8300 work…dualed and weighted up!
It looked like it handled it pretty good. Are you running with fluid in your rear tires? If so,do you think it is helping you enough to justify the cost? I grew up on a dairy farm in Idaho, I have been out of farming for over 42 years. Things have really changed and more expensive.
@@williamcorleu5839 I have 4240. Came to farm brand new. It doesn't have enough power to hurt itself but is great tractor. Over 12,000 hours. Normal maintenance stuff.
Nice to know it could do it as a backup though. Cleaned out the cobwebs as well 😊 great stuff and nice drone shots. Stay safe 🏴. Ps. Check that drawbar mounting bolts now 😳😊
My bet was that the old steel would pull it through. I own newer machines and old hp isn't equivalent to new hp. The new DEF stuff just bogs down under overload while the old machines give smoke and will pull at lower speed.
We had a 21 foot kuhn one pass we were demoing and all our other tractors were put so I had to put pur 4455 on it and let me tell u on hills it was in 4 wheel drive spinning the whole time
Duels make the difference. If you where running singles then you would have done well to get very far at all. Never underestimate how well a 2wd tractor with duels setup for traction will do. Don’t be afraid to make the engine work. Tractor engines are better designed for it
that tractor has the power and did a wonderful job. the 46 is a bit lighter than the other one. 46 has no front diff and a double set of tires. My bet is that the 46 was also cheaper on fuel than the other one will be. don't give up on that 46 so fast. make sure all liquids are up especially trans and coolant. I would rather use that tractor as it does the job. like your farm.
Great Vlog, the 4640 is a little under-powered for the kuhn landsaver but at the end of the day the 8235 will be an over kill, well done and thanks for shareing
Heck we used to pull a 6 bottom with a 4630 weighted to the gills, Pulled it fine. That chisel is nothing. Little more weight on the front and possibly some cast in the outer duals and a hitch adjustment on the chisel it'll pull like a dream
You must have pretty light soil. We pull a 7 shank disk chisel in NW Iowa with a 4640 and there is a lot of slipping in b1 at 7-8 inches deep. Like you said at the beginning we have the power but not the traction. But our ground is pretty heavy.
How hot is it running? If your not in the red your fine. Did you check coolant level ? Is the radiator full of trash? I think the 4640 is pulling it like a champ. It does seem like your going pretty fast, it doesn't hurt to slow it down.
I figured it would pull the implement but struggle more then it did. Hopefully finances will allow you to get another MFWD tractor in the near future, so you don't have to rely on the 8235R so much. A 4960, 8400 or 8410 would be a good choice if you could find one in good condition without an extremely high price tag.
We have a John Deere 8260r our 8345r went down so we tried to pull our 5 shank disk riper with our 8260r and it just sat and spun I honestly didn’t even think you would have gotten the tractor to move on that land saver
Hi Ryan. I watch a lot of your videos, & am a subscriber. I believe that I told you before, that I have a JD 3020, a small square bailer (makes about 60 lbs. bales), a 5 ft. old rotary cutter, & a 12 ft. disks. I have watched you using your 4640, & have seen some online. My children are all grown & gone, I am probably (your fathers age) & I don't have horses anymore & am thinking about selling hay, for a little extra income. My question to you is; since I only have 20 acres, do you think that a 4640 is too much for my 20 acres ?
It seems like it did a fairly good job for the tractor it was on anyway. I can’t remember if I said it would or wouldn’t, but it just moved right along, nothing to see here 😂
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The old girl gets it done!!! Doesn't matter what color it is, old iron horsepower was under rated. No electronics and computers to regulate what it did. Just an engine and gears and lotsa grunt!!
The tread type also has to factor in on how well a tractor pull along with the proper weights that put the horse power to the ground regardless of what the color of the tractor is also
"never fear, the 46 is here"!! nothing like an old Iron Horse to get it done. always love the sound of that 466 engine. too bad she's not FWD
Amazing how those sounds and sights take you back. Spent quite a bit of my youth in the cab of our 4640 w quad-range. Was awfully fond of that machine; I don’t think it ever let us down.
This is why everyone loves the old iron so much - sure the newer stuff can do a better job and not work so hard but the old iron WILL do it, even if it has to work harder than you thought it could. If anyone needed another reason as to why your dad likes the 46 so much....just point them to this video lol
plus its a lot easier and cheaper to maintain
I am one of those non farm people who enjoy learning what farming is... your videos are great! Thanks!
Old but gold!! Nothing beats the sound of old power tractors!
Never underestimate the old 46 she is a beast. 4640 is one of the best tractors ever made.
i firmly believe that if it was done int he old days with 2wd old iron 2wd old iron can still do it today
For a simple hard pulling old tractor the JD8400 gets the job done. Mine oldie 4640 & "4850 mfd" took a trip to Mexico in 2000.
@@angus4202 well certainly if it’s been done before it can be done again. But the big thing is they’re just not as productive as a mfwd tractor. No sense in burning more fuel with slipping tires.
The best camera work on TH-cam. Thanks for another great video Ryan.
It's nice to see the older tractors out and working. But the key word is older and sometimes it can be hard on the engine and the transmission. matching the right horsepower for the piece of equipment is very important matching the right horsepower for the piece of equipment is very important. Have a great day
Awesome video Ryan! Love seeing and hearing the 4640 working hard on tillage. Thank you.
We have a 4240 we still use and I love it and seeing this makes me want a 4640. Nice tractor ryan
I've always loved the sound of them older John deere when they started up
Loved this. Seeing a tractor work is still a cool thing.
We had a John Deere 360 32' double offset back in the 70's. Pulled it with a Case 2470 (170 hp, 4WD) One day the front driveshaft sheared off and the back tires just dug a hole -- didn't move a bit after we lost the front wheels. Proved the value of 4WD to us!
Had a loud-moth neighbor who was pulling another 360 with a 2WD John Deere of about the same hp. He kept going on about how his JD could our pull our Case. We invited him to hook onto our 360 and show us but he never did. We had our discs hard surfaced and they penetrated where his just packed. ;)
Idk 4640s are tough tractors and don’t give up without a fight
Rocket finally got his ride 👍
4640 is a great looking, running tractor! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely amazing scenic shots and awesome video. Keep up the great work ryan 👍
Thanks for the great video Ryan the 46 is a great tractor in my opinion they don’t make them that good anymore 👍
The 4640 is just a great tractor - love the old iron! Also like how the Landsaver tills the bean stubble. As usual, exceptional quality video from Ryan!
ha ha ha the little tractor that could keep the great videos coming
I've pulled bigger tillage tools with a 4640, was one of our main work horse tractors in the 80's!
When it slows down so much, you must have two feelings: it might stall out completely, and it's good to be breaking up that hard spot.
That looks like a lot of fun though.
glad to see the old horse could pull it. Now get Travis comments on it on video. I'm betting he comes around to how good a job it does quick.
Surprisingly just the right amount of slippage and if you are in "C" range then plenty of power so looks like a perfect match. There's something about the 4600 model that just oozes power. I ran a 4620 with a 6 bottom plow and it just never pulled down as opposed to the 4020 with 5 bottoms which required constant draft control. And it was also one of the first with a real quiet cab.
This tractor would be able to pull this implement except down the road if it had the 8 speed power shift transmission the part of hydraulic system that runs the transmission takes up to much horsepower where the quad range transmission does not need the hydraulic system. That is the only reason this 4640 pulled this implement like it did.
Man, the ol 46 just getting it done! Seeing those rear tires digging in and the sound of that diesel under load, mmm so good!
That ole girl held her own, and well !! Good job, Ryan.
I was very impressed with the 46! Even as you went down the Alphabet.. a few letters. I was expecting once you took off she Screaming , barking, an rolling coal, front end going up just like at a tractor pull.
Everyone must've forgot there was a time when we farmed with strictly 2wd tractors. I still do to this day and I get along just fine. Granted I'm in a notill/striptill situation but I used to pull a 9 shank 714 deere with a 4430.
it all depends on depth and speed, that's a good old tractor, should've given it more credit
And the old lady can pull it!😉👍 the kuhn does a nice job👍😁
No problem. Working old iron like this back in the 70's was normal. We used to pull 8/16" plows with 4520 and 4620 2wd's back then. Heavily weighted using on land hitches. Plowed 1k's of acres like that.
That looks great, travis won't let it leave.
Never doubted it. I grew up running a 4440, you throw those axle duals on the rear, kick in the posi-track, and go. We had an older 11-shank chiselplow and we'd hook a 12-foot disc behind the plow. You couldn't go as deep as you could without the disc, but we could till up and smooth out in one pass.
The 40-series was some of the best of what they called the Iron Horses out of Deere.
I say let her eat, she's a workhorse. 82 would be nice for hills and less ideal field conditions, but you have options at least. Good to see tillage getting done.
You know, a 4960 would be perfect on the front on that particular chisel plow...
Nothing runs like a Deere. 4430 pulled my nine shank chisel plow. Like how kuhn left the soil. Does a great job.
They’re not lying when they say, “nothing runs like a Deere”
dam right eqspecially the old ones
That’s what she said
@@WilsonHayFarms Many say the older ones are better. Allis Chalmers and Farmall as well.
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That appears to be an excellent tool. Really like it. Good job!
The old IRON HORSES!!! Pretty awesome a 40 year old tractor still can get the job done…my question is…will these newer tractors still be viable and doing what they’re doing now, 40 years from now?
Beautiful new tillage piece you guys got. A lot on how a chisel pulls is what you’re running for points. We run a 9 shank JD 714 mulch tiller w/4” concaved twisted shovels and that makes our 200hp mfwd JD 8300 work…dualed and weighted up!
4640 is often underestimated, not often dominated.
Hands down my favourite vid on your channel🤘👍
40 years old and not only workin', but workin' HARD for a livin'..
It looked like it handled it pretty good. Are you running with fluid in your rear tires? If so,do you think it is helping you enough to justify the cost? I grew up on a dairy farm in Idaho, I have been out of farming for over 42 years. Things have really changed and more expensive.
I like the updates inside the cab of your 4640. What type of aftermarket guidance setup did you install?
4640 like I GOT THIS lol great tractor and thanks for another outstanding video!!
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I had faith in the 4640. But I'd like to see in do it standing corn stocks. In witch you'd be amazed how much harder it'd pull.
I like how nice the tractor is kept. Looks good. I always have to keep my radiators sprayed out. If I don't the hard work definitely heats em up.
There's some good old tractors I got a 4230 John Deere but it ain't got but a 100 hundred horsepower but I still love it
@@williamcorleu5839 I have 4240. Came to farm brand new. It doesn't have enough power to hurt itself but is great tractor. Over 12,000 hours. Normal maintenance stuff.
Ole she's got it!!! Great video guys
Nice to know it could do it as a backup though. Cleaned out the cobwebs as well 😊 great stuff and nice drone shots. Stay safe 🏴. Ps. Check that drawbar mounting bolts now 😳😊
My bet was that the old steel would pull it through. I own newer machines and old hp isn't equivalent to new hp. The new DEF stuff just bogs down under overload while the old machines give smoke and will pull at lower speed.
Making the 4640 lug and work is the best thing for it. Get it warm and cook the carbon out of it. Old iron will surprise you in what it can do.
Woww it can pull it. Nice. Hello from Slovenia. Love your videos!
The internet here in Maine can’t get any worse thanks for the video
Everyone said that there was no way our 8650 would pull the new sunflower.....well it actually fits the tractor to a tee...lol
We had a 21 foot kuhn one pass we were demoing and all our other tractors were put so I had to put pur 4455 on it and let me tell u on hills it was in 4 wheel drive spinning the whole time
A OLF reference with the internet? Nice as that would be my luck 🤣
Well that looks like a pretty decent tool. Tractor seems to pull it ok. I was watching for wheel slippage and didn't see much.
Duels make the difference. If you where running singles then you would have done well to get very far at all. Never underestimate how well a 2wd tractor with duels setup for traction will do. Don’t be afraid to make the engine work. Tractor engines are better designed for it
I pull a 9 shank Glenco with 3" twist shovels with a 4650. Doesn't have the covering knives on back like you do but otherwise pretty similar machine.
Don't ever doubt the old green iron
Im not surprised the 4640 pulled the landsaver...the 4640 is a nice backup tractor to pull the landsaver if ya cant use the 8235r
New Landsaver 4810 doing great
That thing makes me want to trade in my Troy Bilt. 😂😂😂
You just have to blow the snot out of those old girls every now and then, it's good for them. Great video keep up the hard work!
Never doubt an old 4640.
I paused at 3:16, the old horsepower will get er dun
that tractor has the power and did a wonderful job. the 46 is a bit lighter than the other one. 46 has no front diff and a double set of tires. My bet is that the 46 was also cheaper on fuel than the other one will be. don't give up on that 46 so fast. make sure all liquids are up especially trans and coolant. I would rather use that tractor as it does the job. like your farm.
I love seeing dirt work!!!
Definitely gave that tractor a good workout u Definitely need that kit on the farm
I came for the cold start lol
I had no doubt. Go JD baby.
Pretty cool watching that old girl pull
Great Vlog, the 4640 is a little under-powered for the kuhn landsaver but at the end of the day the 8235 will be an over kill, well done and thanks for shareing
The 8235r should be perfect. In some conditions you might even want more
I love your videos because they are relatable and I also live like 30 minutes away from you if it is even that much
I could see the shock on your face LOL
Hey Ryan!! Hey Rocket!! Knew the 46 would pull it. A touch drier and rip right through the field.
I always had faith in that 46
Now you have to try it on the 4020😂
We use a 4230 on a 10 tooth 3 point chisel. Its a workout but she does the job.
Heck we used to pull a 6 bottom with a 4630 weighted to the gills, Pulled it fine. That chisel is nothing. Little more weight on the front and possibly some cast in the outer duals and a hitch adjustment on the chisel it'll pull like a dream
Hello from Canada thanks for sharing your videos g
Bean stubble vs corn stubble is not fair or accurate for side by side comparison
Yeah and after a bunch of rain on the ground they chiseled first... Later! OL J R :)
Cool tool
Would be interesting to see the fuel consumption rate per acre difference between the 2 tractors...
You must have pretty light soil. We pull a 7 shank disk chisel in NW Iowa with a 4640 and there is a lot of slipping in b1 at 7-8 inches deep. Like you said at the beginning we have the power but not the traction. But our ground is pretty heavy.
How hot is it running? If your not in the red your fine. Did you check coolant level ? Is the radiator full of trash? I think the 4640 is pulling it like a champ. It does seem like your going pretty fast, it doesn't hurt to slow it down.
I figured it would pull the implement but struggle more then it did. Hopefully finances will allow you to get another MFWD tractor in the near future, so you don't have to rely on the 8235R so much. A 4960, 8400 or 8410 would be a good choice if you could find one in good condition without an extremely high price tag.
She just got to clear her throat a little
We have a John Deere 8260r our 8345r went down so we tried to pull our 5 shank disk riper with our 8260r and it just sat and spun I honestly didn’t even think you would have gotten the tractor to move on that land saver
its gonna pull it
Easy
Yeah at 4 inches deep
@@gregjames5070 hahaha man you got a big mouth eh
I’m sure Nick here could tune his 46 and out pull the 82
@@jessehiebert3419 id put that 4640 up against anything
Yes but it does the engine good to work hard as long as you give it proper idle down time before you shut it off.
Absolutely brilliant 😉
Great video as always. That is sooo long, maybe that affects pulling it?
its always a little more fun with a machine at its limits. Gotta pay attention
Hi Ryan. I watch a lot of your videos, & am a subscriber. I believe that I told you before, that I have a JD 3020, a small square bailer (makes about 60 lbs. bales), a 5 ft. old rotary cutter, & a 12 ft. disks. I have watched you using your 4640, & have seen some online. My children are all grown & gone, I am probably (your fathers age) & I don't have horses anymore & am thinking about selling hay, for a little extra income. My question to you is; since I only have 20 acres, do you think that a 4640 is too much for my 20 acres ?
The weights where it ought to be in the old gal. 6” is deep enough anyway. (That’s what she says)
It seems like it did a fairly good job for the tractor it was on anyway. I can’t remember if I said it would or wouldn’t, but it just moved right along, nothing to see here 😂
I would like to see some videos of disc-chieseling cornstalks,, beans pull fairly easy.