JOHN DEERE 4050 TRACTOR Service Repair Manual Instant Download (tm1353)

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TECHNICAL MANUAL
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4050, 4250 AND 4450 TRACTORS TECHNICAL
MANUAL TM-1353 (SEP-87) CONTENTSREPAIR SECTIONS
PUBLICATION NUMBER CHANGE
SECTION 20ENGINE Group 05Acquire Access to
Cylinder Head, Valves and Camshaft Group
10Acquire Access to Cylinder Block, Liners,
Pistons and Rods Group 15Acquire Access to
Crankshaft, Main Bearings and Flywheel Group
20Acquire Access to Lubrication System Group
25Remove/Install Cooling System
This technical manual was formerly TM-1257. The
number was changed to TM-1353 when engine infor-
mation was removed. Some pages still carry the
old publication number. For engine information,
refer to engine component technical manual,
CTM-1, 6466 Engines or to CTM-4, 6359 Engines.
This machine technical manual covers removal and
installation of the engine components. The
component manual covers basic repair of the
engine. For main hydraulic pump repair
information, refer to component technical man-
ual, CTM-7, Radial Piston Pumps.
SECTION 30FUEL AND AIR SYSTEM Group 05Acquire
Access to Air Intake System Group 10Acquire
Access to Diesel Fuel System Group 15Speed
Control Linkage
SECTION 10GENERAL Group 05PredeIivery, Delivery
and After-Sale Services Group 10Tune-up Group
15Lubrication
SECTION 40ELECTRICAL Group 05Harness
Replacement Group 06Connector Repair Group
10Remove/Install Delco-Remy Charging
Circuit Group 11John Deere Charging Circuit
Repair Group 15Starting Circuit
Replacement Group 25Lighting Circuit
Repair Group 30INVESTIGATOR IITM Warning System
and Digital Tachometer Repair Group 31Gauge
Cluster Instrumentation Repair Group 32Analog
Tachometer Repair Group 35Accessories Circuit
Repair
SECTION 15SEPARATION Group 05Front Axle Group
10Front-End Group 15Front-End and Engine Group
20Engine Group 25SOUND-GARD body and ROLL-GARD
Protective Structure Group 30Power Shift Clutch
Housing Group 31QUAD-RANGETM Clutch Housing
Group 35Transmission Group 40Final Drives Group
41Hi-Crop Final Drives
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All information, illustrations and specifications
contained in this technical manual are based on
the latest information available at the time of
publication. The right is reserved to make
changes at any time without notice.
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SECTION 50POWER TRAINPERMA CLUTCHT
TRANSMISSION Group 05Remove/Install Clutch Oil
Pressure Valve Housing Group 10Clutch Oil
Pressure Regulating Valve Housing Group 15Clutch
Operating Piston Housing Group 20PERMA
CLUTCH Group 304050 and 4250 QUAD-RANGE Planetary
Group 314450 QUAD-RANGE Planetary Group
35Eight-Speed Transmission Charge Pump Group
45Shift Lever Assembly Group 55PTO Gear Train
(without MFWD) Group 56PTO Gear Train (with
MFWD) Group 60Adjust PTO Clutch Rod
-002724)
Group 704050 (Trans. Serial No. Differential
Group 714050 (Trans. Serial No. 002725- ), 4250
and 4450 Differential
Group 75Remove/Install Differential Lock Valve
and Adjust Lock Valve Release Bar Group
80Differential Lock Valve Group 85Final
Drive Group 90Hi-Crop Final Drive Group 95MFWD
Gear Train Group 100MFWD Clutch Group 105MFWD
Axle and Final Drive
SECTION 60STEERING/BRAKES Group
05Remove/Install Power Steering Components Group
10Steering Column Group 15Metering Pump Group
20Steering Valve Group 25Steering Motor Group
26Dual Piston Steering Motor Group 30Steering
Assist Cylinders (MFWD) Group 35Remove/InstaII
Brake Valve and Brake Accumulator Group 40Brake
Valve Group 45Brake Accumulator Group
50Bleeding Brakes and Testing Brake
Accumulator Group 55Brake Pistons, Plates and
Disks
Group 654050 (Trans. Serial No. -006643)
Differential
Group 664050 (Trans. Serial No. 006644- ), 4250
and 4450 Differential
Group 70Remove/Install Differential Lock Valve
and Adjust Lock Valve Release Bar
Group 75Differential Lock Valve Group 80Final
Drive Group 85Hi-Crop Final Drive Group 90MFWD
Gear Train and Clutch Group 95MFWD Axle
SECTION 55POWER TRAINPOWER SHIFT
TRANSMISSION Group 05Remove/Install Traction
Clutch Valve Housing Group 10Traction Clutch
Valve Housing Group 15Remove/Install
Transmission Control Valve Housing Group
20Transmission Control Valves Group
25Remove/Install Traction Clutch Group
30Traction Clutch and Drive Shafts Group
35Input Planetary Group 40Reduction Gear
Train Group 454050 and 4250 Output
Planetary Group 464450 Output Planetary Group
50Speed Selector Assembly Group 55Charge Pump
Assembly Group 60PTO Gear Train with MFWD Group
61PTO Gear Train without MFWD Group 65Adjust
PTO Clutch Rod
SECTION 70HYDRAULICS Group 05Remove/Install
Main Hydraulic Pump Group 15Oil Filter Relief
Valve Housing (QRT) Group 20Return Oil Filter
Relief Valve Housing (PST) Group
25Remove/Install Attenuator Group 30Hydraulic
Attenuator Group 35Remove/Install HYDRACUSHIONED
Seat Valve Group 40Repair HYDRACUSHIONED Seat
Valve Assembly Group 45Pressure Control
Valve Group 50Remove/Install Rockshaft Compo-
nents and Adjust Lift Assist Cylinders Group
55Rockshaft Components Group 60Lift Assist
Cylinders
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SECTIO 70HYDRAULICSContinued Group 5Draft
Sensing Components Group 70Hitch
Components Group 75Remove/Install SCV Coupler
Levers Group 80SCV and ISO Coupler Group
85Remote Cylinder Group 90Hydraulic Oil Cooler
and Thermal Bypass Valve Group 95Transmission-Hyd
raulic System Clean- up Procedure
SECTION 90OPERATOR STATION Group 05Air
Conditioning System Group 06Air Conditioning
System Service Group 10Heating System Group
15Seat
SECTION 95MISCELLANEOUS OPTIONS Group
40Auxiliary Lighting and Electrical
Components Group 45Digital Tachometer Ground
Speeds Group 62Auxiliary Trailer Brake Group
63Secondary Brake Group 80Minor Options Group
85Auxiliary Steering System
SECTION 80MISCELLANEOUS Group 05Rear Wheels
Group 10Front Axle
SECTION 99SPECIAL TOOLS
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Introduction and Safety Information
INTRODUCTION This manual is part of a total
service support program.
Fundamentals of Servi'ce (FOS) Manuals cover
basic theory of operation, fundamentals of
troubleshooting, general maintenance, and basic
types of failures and their causes. FOS Manuals
are for training new personnel and for reference
by experienced technicians. Technical Manuals
are concise service guides for specific machines.
Technical manuals are on-the-job guides contain-
ing only the vital information needed by an
experienced service technician. Component
Technical Manuals are concise service guides for
specific components. Component technical manuals
are written as stand alone manuals covering
multiple machine applications.
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FEATURES OF THIS TECHNICAL MANUAL John Deere
ILLUSTRUCTION format emphasizing illustra- tions
and concise instructions in easy-to-use
modules. Emphasis on diagnosis, analysis, and
testing so you can understand the problem and
correct it. Diagnostic information presented
with the most logical and easiest to isolate
problems first to help you identify the majority
of routine failures quickly. Step-by-step
instructions for teardown and assembly. Summary
listing at the beginning of each group of all
applicable specifications, wear tolerances,
torque values, essential tools, and materials
needed to do the job. An emphasis throughout on
safetyso you do the job right without getting
hurt. This technical manual was planned and
written for youan experienced service
technician. Keep it in a permanent binder in the
shop where it is handy. Refer to it when you need
to know correct service procedures or
specifications. AB6RW5560 053INTR03 07 S 085
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SAFETY AND YOU This is the safety-alert symbol.
When you see this symbol on the machine or in
this manual, be alert to the potential for
personal injury.
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IMPORTANT The IMPORTANT message identifies
potential problems which may cause consequential
damage to tractor. Follow- ing recommended
procedure will instruct technician how to avoid
problem. U10010JNJ 0 101281
NOTES The word NOTE is followed by a statement
that identifies a qualification or exception to a
previous statement. A NOTE" may also identify
nice-to-know information per- tinent to, but not
directly related to previous statement. U100
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Introduction and Safety Information
STAY CLEAR OF MOVING TRACTOR Always place
transmission in PARK (A) before dismounting.
Leaving transmission in gear with engine stopped
will NOT prevent the tractor from moving. Be
sure everyone is clear of tractor and attached
equipment before starting engine. Some movement
may occur as engine starts. Never try to get on
or off a moving tractor. When tractor is left
unattended, lower implements to the ground (B),
stop the engine, and remove the
key. AJ7 RW5696 L U01STAY CLEAR2
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SHIFT TO LOW GEAR ON HILLS Shift to a low gear
(B) before descending a steep hill (A), to
improve your control of the tractor with little
or no braking. Make sure brake pedals are locked
together. Never coast downhill. When driving on
icy or graveled surfaces, reduce speed and be
sure tractor is properly ballasted to avoid
skidding and loss of steering control.
B
Additional ballast (C) may be needed for
transporting heavy integral implements. When
implement is raised, drive slowly over rough
ground, regardless of how much ballast is used.
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KEEP RIDERS OFF MACHINE
Introduction and Safety Information
Only allow the operator on the machine. Keep
riders off.
Riders on machine are subject to injury such as
being struck by foreign objects and being thrown
off of the machine. Riders also obstruct the
operator's view resulting in the machine being
operated in an unsafe manner.
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USE SEAT BELT PROPERLY Use a seat belt when you
operate with a roll-over protective structure
(ROPS) to minimize chance of injury from an
accident such as an overturn. Do not use a seat
belt if operating without a ROPS.
KEEP ROPS INSTALLED PROPERLY Make certain all
parts are reinstalled correctly if the roll-over
protective structure (ROPS) is loosened or
removed for any reason. Tighten mounting bolts to
proper torque. The protection offered by ROPS
will be impaired if ROPS is subjected to
structural damage, is involved in an overturn
incident, or is in any way altered by welding,
bending, drilling, or cutting. A damaged ROPS
should be replaced, not reused. A86TS2 i2 053R0
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PREVENT MACHINE RUNAWAY Avoid possible injury or
death from machinery runaway. Do not start
engine by shorting across starter terminals.
Machine will start in gear if normal circuitry is
bypassed. NEVER start engine while standing on
ground. Start engine only from operator's seat,
with transmission in neutral or park.
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TOW EQUIPMENT PROPERLY Use caution when towing
loads at transport speeds. Reduce speed if towed
load weighs more than the tractor and is not
equipped with brakes. Avoid hard braking
applications. (Consult implement operator's
manual for recommended transport speeds.) Use
additional caution when transporting towed loads
under adverse surface conditions, when turning,
or on inclines. U0lT0W 061284
USE A SAFETY CHAIN A safety chain will help
control drawn equipment should it accidentally
separate from the drawbar. Using the appropriate
adapter parts, attach the chain to the tractor
drawbar support or other specified anchor
location. Provide only enough slack in the ch in
to permit turning. See your John Deere dealer
for a chain with a strength rating equal to or
greater than the gross weight of the towed
machine. Do not use safety chain for towing.
PRACTICE SAFE AINTENANCE Understand service
procedure before doing work.
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Never lubricate or service machine while it is
moving. Keep hands, feet, and clothing from
power-driven parts. Disen- gage all power and
operate controls to relieve pressure. Lower
equipment to the ground. Allow machine to cool.
Securely support any machine elements that must
be raised for service work.
Keep all parts in good condition and properly
installed. Fix damage immediately. Replace worn
or broken parts. Re- move any buildup of grease,
oil, or debris. Disconnect battery ground cable
(-) before making adjust- ments on electrical
systems or welding on machine.
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Introduction and Safety Information
AVOID EXHAUST FUMES Never run engine in a
closed building. Make sure service area is
adequately ventilated. AJ 7RW5703 L
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WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING Wear close fitting
clothing and safety equipment appropriate to the
job. Prolonged exposure to loud noise can cause
impairment or loss of hearing. Wear a suitable
hearing protective device such as earmuffs or
earplugs to protect against objectionable or
uncomfort- able loud noises.
SERVICE TRACTOR SAFELY Do not service the
tractor while it is in motion or while the engine
is running. If servicing front-wheel drive
equipped tractor with rear wheels supported off
ground and rotating wheels by engine power,
always support front wheels in a similar manner.
If front wheels are not raised, loss of
electrical power or transmission-hydraulic system
pressure will engage front driving wheels and
pull rear wheels off support. Under these
conditions, the front-drive wheels can engage
even with switch in disengaged position. Reinstal
l all shields removed during service. The air
conditioning system is pressurized. Improper
servic- ing may cause refrigerant to penetrate
eyes and skin or cause burns. Special equipment
and procedures are re- quired to service air
conditioning system. (See your John Deere
dealer.) AJ 7RW5700 L U 0IW0RK SAFE \ 090585
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Introduction and Safety Information SERVICE
TIRES SAFELY Failure to follow proper procedures
when mounting a tire on a wheel or rim can
produce an explosion which may result in serious
injury or death. Do not attempt to mount a tire
unless you have the proper equipment and
experience to perform the job. Have it done by
your John Deere dealer or a qualified tire repair
service. When sealing tire beads on rims, never
exceed 35 psi (241 kPa) (2.4 bar) or maximum
inflation pressures specified by tire
manufacturers for mounting tires. Inflation
beyond this maximum pressure may break the bead,
or even the rim, with dangerous explosive force.
If both beads are not seated when the maximum
recommended pressure is reached, deflate,
reposition tire, relubricate bead and
reinflate. Detailed tire mounting instructions,
including necessary safety precautions, are
contained in John Deere Fundamen- tals of Service
(FOS) Manual 55, Tires and Tracks, available
through your John Deere dealer. Such information
is also available from the Rubber Manufacturers
Association and from tire manufacturers.
DO NOT MODIFY TRACTOR Never modify structural
members of the roll-over protective structure
(ROPS) (A) of the SOUND-GARD body or ROLL- GARD
protective frame by welding, bending, drilling or
cutting as this might weaken the structure. If
any structural member is damaged, replace the
entire structure. Do not attempt repairs.
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OBSERVE ELECTRCALSERVCE PRECAUTIONS Keep all
sparks and flames away from batteries, as gas
given off by electrolyte is explosive. To avoid
sparks, connect ground cable (A) last and
disconnect it first. When using a booster
battery, follow instructions in operator's
manual. To avoid shocks and burns, disconnect
battery ground cable before servicing any part of
electrical system.
AVOID HIGH-PRESSURE FLUIDS Escaping fluid under
pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious
injury. Relieve pressure before disconnect- ing
hydraulic or other lines. Tighten all connections
before applying pressure. Keep hands and body
away from pinholes and nozzles which eject fluids
under high pressure. Use a piece of cardboard to
search for leaks.
If ANY fluid is injected into the skin, it must
be surgically removed within a few hours by a
doctor familiar with this type injury or gangrene
may result.
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SERVICE COOLING SYSTEM SAFELY Do not remove
radiator cap (A) when engine is hot. Shut the
engine off and wait until it cools. Then turn the
cap slowly to the first stop to relieve pressure
before removing it completely. AJ7RW5702 L
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SERVICE BRAKE ACCUMULATOR SAFELY Accumulator
contains gas and oil under pressure. To avoid
injury from escaping fluid, relieve all pressure
from accumu- lator before disconnecting brake
accumulator or brake valve. To do so open bleed
screws and pump brake pedal with engine stopped,
until pedal easily goes all the way down. The
accumulator is charged with dry nitrogen to a
pressure of 500 psi (3450 kPa) (35 bar). If it
needs recharging, have job done only by a
qualified service person and only with dry
nitogen. AJ 7RWB630 L U 01FIX BRAKE 3 L1085
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Introduction and Safety Information AVOID
EXPLOSIONS OR FIRE Batteries produce explosive
gas. Before using booster batteries, read
instructions in operator's manual. Before
connecting or disconnecting battery charger, turn
the charger off to avoid sparks. See instructions
in operator's manual. Be careful with starting
fluid or any type of fuel. Never smoke while
handling fuel.
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PROTECT AGAINST NOISE Prolonged exposure to loud
noise can cause impairment or loss of
hearing. Wear a suitable hearing protective
device such as earmufis or earplugs to protect
against objectionable or uncomfort- able loud
noises.
HANDLE CHEMICALS PROPERLY SOUND-GARD body air
filters (A) are not designed to filter out
harmful chemicals. Follow instructions given in
the implement operator's manual and those given
by the chemical manufacturer when using
agricultural chemicals. AJ7 RW5704 L U0 \
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Introduction and Safety Information PREVENT
BATTERY EXPLOSIONS Battery gas can explode. Keep
sparks and flames away from batteries. Use a
flashlight to check battery electrolyte
level. Never check battery charge by placing a
metal object across the posts. Use a voltmeter or
hydrometer. Always remove grounded (-) battery
clamp first and replace it last.
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• AVOID ACID BURNS
• Sulfuric acid in battery electrolyte is
  poisonous. It is strong enough to burn skin, eat
  holes in clothing, and cause blindness if
  splashed into eyes.
• Avoid the hazard by
• Filling batteries in a well-ventilated area.
• Wearing eye protection and rubber gloves.
• Avoid breathing fumes when electrolyte is added.
• Avoid spilling or dripping electrolyte.
• If you spill acid on yourself
• Flush your skin with water.
• Apply baking soda or lime to help neutralize the
  acid.
• Flush your eyes with water for 10-15 minutes. Get
  medical attention immediately.
• If acid is swallowed
• Drink large amounts of water or milk.
• Then drink milk of magnesia, beaten eggs, or
  vegetable
• Get medical attention immediately.

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Introduction and Safety Information
HANDLE FUEL SAFELYAVOID FIRES Handle fuel with
care it is highly flammable. Do not refuel the
machine while smoking or when near open flame or
sparks. Always stop engine before refueling
machine. Fill fuel tank outdoors. Prevent fires
by keeping machine clean of accumulated trash,
grease, and debris. Always clean up spilled
fuel. AB6TS202 053FIRE1 230487
PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES Be prepared if a fire
starts. Keep a first aid kit and fire
extinguisher handy. Keep emergency numbers for
doctors, ambulance service, hospital, and fire
department near your telephone. AB6TS1B6
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HANDLE STARTING FLUID SAFELY Starting fluid is
highly flammable. Keep all sparks and flame away
when using it. Keep starting fluid away from
batteries and cables. To prevent accidental
discharge when storing the pressur- ized can,
keep the cap on the container, and store in a
cool, protected location. Do not incinerate or
puncture a starting fluid container.
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GENERAL
Section 1O
CONTENTS
GROUP 00 SPECIFICATIONS
General Tractor Specifications ..........
10-00-01 4050 and 4250 Hi-Crop Tractors,
QUAD-RANGE Ground speeds .....................
10-00-06 4050 and 4250 Hi-Crop Tractors, Power
Shift Ground speeds .....................
10-00-07 4050 and 4250 Tractors, Power
Shift Ground speeds .....................
10-00-07 4050 and 4250 Tractors,
QUAD-RANGE Ground speeds .....................
10-00-08

• Is Fuel Injection Sealing Cover
• (Or Pump Seals) Intact ............. 10-05-12 Is
  Air Cleaner Element(s) Installed
• Correctly ......................... 10-05-12
• Is Belt(s) Adjusted Correctly .......... 10-05-12
  Is Engine Coolant Level Correct ....... 10-05-13
  Is Transmission/Hydraulic System
• Oil Level Correct .................. 10-05-13
• Are Shields, Handrails, And Steps
• Installed Correctly ................. 10-05-14 Is
  Clutch Pedal Adjusted Correctly ..... 10-05-14
  Was Battery(ies) Charged As Received
• From Factory ..................... 10-05-15
• If Equipped, Does INVESTIGATORTM II
• Warning System Operate Correctly . . 10-05-15 Are
  Instrument Panel Gauges And
• Lights Operating Correctly .......... 10-05-15
• Are All Lights Operating Correctly
• In All Positions .................... 10-05-16
• Is Neutral Start Switch Operating
• Correctly ......................... 10-05-16
• Is Engine Fast And Slow Idle
• Adjusted Correctly ................. 10-05-16
  Does Engine Stop Knob
• Operate Correctly ................. 10-05-16 Are
  Brakes Operating Correctly
• With Engine On/Off ............... 10-05-17

4450 Tractor, Power Shift ground speeds 10-00-09
4450 Tractor, QUAD-RANGE
Ground speeds ..................... 10-00-10
GROUP 05 - PREDELIVERY, DELIVERY AND AFTER-SALE
SERVICES
Pr d
D e Aid After-Sale e ce e cive
10.05.01 . 10-05-03
Lubrication Specifications ' . .. .. ..
English Torque Specifications ........... 10-05-04
Metric Torque Specifications ............
10-05-04 Dealer Predelivery Service .............
10-05-05 Charge Battery(ies) (If Needed) .......
10-05-05 Install ROLL-GARD as per instructions
....................... 10-05-06 If Equipped,
Install Ether Aid Solenoid Wiring
................... 10-05-06 Tighten Air Intake
Hose Clamps ....... 10-05-06 Adjust All Lamps
.................... 10-05-07 Remove SMV Plastic
Cover .......... 10-05-07 Check Tire Pressure
................. 10-05-08 Adjust Wheel Spacing
............... 10-05-09 Adjust Front Wheel
Toe-In ........... 10-05-10 On MFWD (If
Equipped), Set Steering Stops ....................
10-05-10 Torque Wheel Hardware To Specifications
..................... 10-05-11 Lubricate All
Grease Fittings .......... 10-05-11 Follow
Break-In Procedure ........... 10-05-11 Verify
Factory Services ................ 10-05-11 Is
Engine Crankcase Oil Level Correct
.................. 10-05-11
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CONTENTSContinued GROUP 05 - PREDELIVERY,
DELIVERY AND AFTER-SALE SERVICES - CONT.
Is Overall Tractor Appearance Inspect Steering And Brakes 10-05-27
Acceptable ....................... 10-05-19 Do Brakes Operate Correctly
If Equipped, Does SGB Door Operate With Engine On And Off 10-05-27
Properly If Equipped, Is SGB Upholstery Neat 10-05-19 Does Steering Operate Correctly Both Left And Right .. ....... . 10-05-28
In Appearance 10-05-20 Inspect Operator Station ............. 10-05-28
If Equipped, Is Interior of SGB Are SGB Or ROPS Mounting
Clean 10-05-20 Tight And Properly Installed 10-05-28
Delivery Service 10-05-20 Is Seat Operating Correctly . . . 10-05-29
After Sale Inspection . .... 10-05-21 Are All Gauges And Indicator
lnspect Engine . 10-05-22 Lights Operating Correctly ........ 10-05-29
Are There Any Oil, Fuel Or Are Following Fluid Levels Correct . ... 10-05-29
Coolant Leaks 10-05-22 Engine Crankcase ................. 10-05-29
Is Fan Belt Tension Correct 10-05-22 Engine Coolant ................... 10-05-30
Are Engine Idle Speeds Correct ..... 10-05-23 Hydraulic System .................. 10-05-30
Does Fuel Shut-Off Battery ................ .......... 10-05-30
Operate Correctly ............... 10-05-23 Does Customer Understand
Is Throttle Lever Friction Disk Proper Operation And Maintenance
Adjusted Correctly 10-05-23 Of Tractor ........................ 10-05-30
Inspect Electrical System .. .......... 10-05-23
Does Neutral Start Switch GROUP 10 - TUNE-UP
Operate Correctly ............... 10-05-23
Do All Lights Operate Correctly ... . . 10-05-24 Make Preliminary Engine Tests ......... 10-10-01
Does Air Conditioner Operate Service Air Cleaner ....... ...... ... 10-10-02
Correctly ....................... 10-05-24 Tighten Air Intake Connections ......... 10-10-02
Is Battery At Full Charge ........... 10-05-25 Clean Crankcase Breather Tube ........ 10-10-02
Inspect Power Train ... ............. 10-05-25 Clean Grille Screens ................... 10-10-02
Is Transmission Operating In Clean Radiator And Oil Cooler .......... 10-10-03
All Gears And In Park Is Differential Lock Operating 10-05-25 Test Radiator And Cap .. ... ..... Check Alternator And 10-10-03
Correctly And Adjusted Compressor Belt .................... 10-10-03
With Brake Pedal ............... Is PTO Operating Correctly And 10-05-25 Check And Adjust Injection Pump Timing ....................... 10-10-03
Are Shields In Place 10-05-26 Check And Adjust Idle Speeds .... ..... 10-10-03
Replace Fuel Filters ...................
10-10-04 Bleed Fuel System ............. ......
10-10-04 Service Batteries ......................
10-10-04 Make Yearly Cooling System Flush ... .
. 10-10-05 Make Final Engine Test
................ 10-10-05
lnspect Hydraulic System
. 10-05-26 10-05-26 10-05-27
Is Rockshaft Operating Correctly . .. . Are There
Any Visible Oil Leaks ... . .
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Contents
CONTENTSContinued GROUP 15 - LUBRICATION
Lubricate Tractor Properly ..............
10-15-01 Engine Oil ............................
10-15-01 Transmission - Hydraulic Oils ..........
10-15-02 Use Correct Hydraulic Filter Element
.... 10-15-02 Extreme Pressure Grease
.............. 10-15-03
Replace Transmission Oil Filter .........
10-15-07 Replace Hydraulic Oil Filter
............. 10-15-08 Change Transmission-Hydraul
ic Oil ...... 10-15-09 Lubricate Grease Fittings
............... 10-15-10 Lubricate Axle Bearings
................ 10-15-10 Lubricate Wide Swing
Drawbar .......... 10-15-10 Lubricate Lift Links
.................... 10-15-10 Lubricate Front
Wheel Bearings On Tractors Without MFWD
.......... 10-15-11 Lubricate Front Axles And
Pivot Pins ...............................
10-15-11 Lubricate MFWD Equipped Tractors .....
10-15-11 Lubricate MFWD Axle Differential And
Planetary Drive ................. 10-15-12
MFWD Gear Lubricant ................. 10-15-03
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Lubrication Specifications .. . .. .. . 10-15-05
Check Engine Oil Level ................ 10-15-06
Change Engine Oil And Oil Filter ........
10-15-06 Clean Crankcase Vent Tube ............
10-15-06 Check Transmission-Hydraulic Oil Level
........................... 10-15-07
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Contents TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS The following
list defines various abbreviations and terms used
throughout this manual.
A/C AC Acc. Bat. C CCA CL DR EOV F F1 through
F15 FN FWDREV GPM He HI HLBR HL-CL HSG lcN ISO
Air Conditioning Alternating Current Accessory
Battery Degrees Celsius Cold Cranking
Amps Clutch Diagnostic Receptacle Engagement
Overrlde Valve Degrees Fahrenheit Forward
Speed Forward/Neutral ForwardReverse Gallon
Per Minute Mercury High BHi Pilot Pressure
Port CLO Pilot Pressure Port Housing Ignition
International Standards Organization LeftHand
Low Mllll-Amps Maximum Mechanical Front
Wheel Drive Minimum Millilters Mllllmetar Mod
ulator Negative Neutral/Forward Neutral/Neutral
National Pipe Thread Neutral/Reverse Number O
unce
Pressure Control Valve Posltlve Rotary Valve
Pilot PFessure Port Pressure Regulating
Valve Pounds Per 6quare Inch Power Shift
Transmission Pint Power Take Off Quad-Range
Transmiaaion Quart Refrigerant12 Right-Hand R
everse/Neutral Return Oil Manifold Revolutions
Par Mlnute Rockshaft Soolety ofi
Automotive Engineers 8eleetive Control
Valve 6OUNDGARD Body Standard Monitoring
Unit (INVESTIGATOR II) Speclflcatlons start 6w
Ttch Tachometer Transmission Control
Valve Housing Top Dead Center Temperature Ther
mal Expansion Valve Tail Light Transmission Tra
nsport Volts or Voltage Voltage
Detector Valve(s) Warning Lamp WldeOpen
Throttle
PRV Phi PST PT PTO QRT QT R-12 RH RN
ROM RPM RS SAE
LH LO WA MAx. MFWD
9PEC ST sW Taoh TCV
TDC Temp TEW TL TRAN. TRPT v V. Det VL or VLS
WL wOT
ml mm MOD NEG.(-) WF WN NPT R TO. OZ
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Group 00 SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL TRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS POWER PTO
(Factory observed at 2200 rpm) 4050 (Tractors
Serial No. -006509) ..............................
................ 75 kW (100 hp) 4050 (Tractor
Serial No. 006510- ) .............................
................. 78 kW (105 hp) 4050E
..................................................
......................... 94 kW (126 hp) 4250
..................................................
........................... 90 kW (120 hp) 4250E
..................................................
........................ 106 kW (142 hp) 4450
..................................................
.......................... 105 kW (140
hp) ENGINE Type ...............................
...... Diesel Aspiration 4050 (Tractor Serial
No. -006509) ........................ . ..
........................ Natural 4050 (Tractor
Serial No. 006510- ), 4050E, 4250, 4250E and
4450 .................. Turbocharged Cylinders
..................................................
................................. In-line 6 Slow
idle speed
4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509), 4250 and 4450 .
850 rpm 800 rpm
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- ), 4050E and
4250E
Governed speed range 4050 (Tractor Serial
No. -006509), 4050E, 4250, 4250E, and 4450
................ 8002400 rpm 4050 (Tractor
Serial No. 006510- ) .............................
................. 8002350 rpm Operating speed
range 4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509), 4050E,
4250, 4250E, and 4450 ............... 15002000
rpm 4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- )
.............................................
13002200 rpm Bore and stroke
4050 (Tractor Serial No.
-006509), 4050E, 4250, 4250E, and 4450
.............. 116 x 120.6 mm (4.57 x 4.75 in.)
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- )
.............................. 106.5 x 110 mm
(4.19 x 4.33 in.) Compression ratio
4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509) ...........
17.01 16.81 15.81
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- )
4050E, 4250, 4250E, and 4450 ...................
........................................
Displacement
4050 (Tractor Serial No.
-006509), 4050E, 4250, 4250E, and 4450
.............. 7.6 L (466 cu. in.)
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510-
) .............................................
5.8L (359 cu. in.)
Firing order . . . . . . . .
.. . . .. . . . . . . 1-5-3-6-2-4
Valve clearance Intake
4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509), 4050E, 4250,
4250E, and 4450
0.46 mm (0.018 in.) 0.35 mm (0.014 in.)
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- )
Exhaust
4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509), 4050E, 4250,
4250E, and 4450
......... 0.71 mm (0.028 in.)
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- ) . . . ..
.. .. . . . . . ... 0.46 mm (0.018
in.) Lubrication system ..........................
............... Force-feed, pressurized with
full-flow oil filter An E following tractor
designation on serial number plate for 4050 and
4250 tractors identifies tractors for Region II.
If your tractor is identified for Region II,
refer to Miscellaneous Options, Section 95, for
specific information. Continued on next page
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Specifications GENERAL TRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS -
Continued FUEL SYSTEM Type .....................
..................................................
........... Direct injection Injection pump
type 4050 ........................................
...............................................
Rotaq 4050E, 4250 4250E, and 4450
......... ............... .... .......... .
................ In-line Injection pump timing
..................................................
.......................... TDC Air cleaner
..................................................
.............. Dry type with safety
element COOLING SYSTEM Type
..................................................
............. Pressurized with centrifugal
pump Fan ........................................
..........................................
Viscous drive Thermostats ........................
.................................................
Two heavy-duty ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Type
..................................................
.................... 12-volt, negative
ground Batteries .................................
..................................................
... Two Group . .. . ... .. . . .. .. .
. .... .. . . .... . . .. . . . . . . ..
. . 5D Amps .....................................
......... . .. . . . . ..........................
800 Capacity (min) .............................
..................................................
. 376 Alternator SOUND-GARD Body
..................................................
................... 90 amp Less SOUND-GARD
Body 4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509), 4250
(Tractor Serial No. -011036), 4450 (Tractor
Serial No. -022110) 72 amp 4050 (Tractor Serial
No. 006510- ), 4250 (Tractor Serial No.
011037- ), 4450 (Tractor Serial No. 022111- )
......... 90 amp CAPACITIES
Fuel tank 4050 (Tractor Serial No.
174 L (46 gal) 246 L (65 gal)
-005510)
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 005511- ), 4250 and 4450
Cooling system
4050 (Tractor Serial No. -005510)
................................................
19.9 L (21 qt) 4050 (Tractor Serial No.
005511- ), 4250 and 4450 ........................
......... 25.6 L (27 qt) Crankcase with filter
..................................................
.................. 17.0 L (18 qt) Transmission-hyd
raulic system
............................. . ... . . . . 51.0
L (13.5 gal) nd f
Power-Shift (drain and fill) d QUADRANWE MMd '
a nd II '
60 5 L (160 gal) .... 65 L (17.2 gal)
QUAD-RANGE with MFWD (drain and fill) .....
.... .......... ..... .. . .. . ..
Mechanical Front-Wheel Drive Axle housing
..................................................
........................ 8.5 L (9 qt) Wheel hub
..................................................
.......................... 1.9 L (2 qt) An "E
following tractor designation on serial number
plate for 4050 and 4250 tractors identifies
tractors for Region II. If your tractor is
identified for Region II, refer to Miscellaneous
Options, Section 95, for specific
information. ConfinUecf on nexf page
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Specifications GENERAL TRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS -
Continued POWER-SHIFT TRANSMISSION Type
............................ 2-speed,
hydraulically-shifted planetary in front of
compound planetary with multiple wet disk
clutches and brakes Gear selections
..................................................
................ 15 forward, 4 reverse Shifting
..................................................
........... Hydraulic, on-the-go and under
loac QUAD-RANGETM TRANSMISSION Type
.................. 2-speed, power shifted
planetary and 8-speed synchronized with constant
mesh gears Gear selections .......................
........................................... 16
forward, 6 reverse PERMA-CLUTCH . ..... ..... . .
. . . Hydraulically-operated, multiple-disk wet
cIutcF POWER TAKE-OFF d Speed (2200 engine
'rpm) . . . .. ' . .. ' 1000 rpm or'
dual speed 54 de0 ,. Size .......................
..................................................
...... 35 mm (1-3/8 in.) Clutch
..................................................
.. Hydraulically-operated, multiple-disk wet
clutch BRAKES Type ...........................
.......................................
Hydraulically-operated wet disk HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
.. . . . . C
C
taedbypressure . .... . ... . .. . .. .
.. 160 eF' (1 an(2320 se) Steering system
..................................................
................... Hydrostatic power
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GENERAL TRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS -
Continued TWO-WHEEL DRIVE DIMENSIONS (with
standard tires) Wheelbase ......................
................................................
2710 mm (106.7 in) Length (less hitch and
drawbar) .........................................
........... 4028 mm (158.6 in) Rear axle diameter
4050 and 4250 4450 Overall width (axle length)
86 mm (3-3/8 in.)
92 mm (3-5/8 in.)
Regular axle .....................................
................................. 2438 mm (96
in.) Special dual axle (4050 and 4250)
................................................
2870 mm (113 in.) Long axle (4450) .........
........ . .......................................
... 2768 mm (109 in.) Extra long axle (4450)
......................................, ....
............... 3022 mm (119 in.) Overall
height Top of SOUND-GARD Body 4050 (Tractor
Serial No. -005510) ..............................
.......... 2852 mm (112.3 4050 (Tractor Serial
No. 005511- ) ....................................
.... 2957 mm (116.4 in.) 4250 and 4450
..................................................
............ 2957 mm (116.4 in.) Top of steering
wheel 4050 (Tractor Serial No. -005510)
......................................... 2306 mm
(90.8 in.) 4050 (Tractor Serial No. 005511- )
......................................... 2357 mm
(92.8 in.) 4250 and 4450 .........................
...................................... 2357 mm
(92.8 in.) Turning radius With brakes
..................... ....... . ....... ...... ..
.. .. ... ..... . 3.7 m (12.1 fg Without brakes
..................................................
.................... 4.0 m (13.1 ft) Crop
clearance (drawbar with offset down) 4050
..................................................
........................ 362 mm (14.25 in.) 4250
and 4450 .........................................
........................ 400 mm (15.75
in.) Average shipping weight (with SOUND-GARD
Body, QUAD-RANGE! transmission, and most
popular wheel equipment) 4050 ....................
.......................................
....... 5029 kg (11,089 lb) 4250
.......................... .......................
....................... 5331 kg (11,755 lb) 4450
...... ....... ........... .......................
....................... 5780 kg (12,745
lb) Tires (standard) Front ......................
..................................................
. 10.00-16, 6-ply (F-2) Rear .....................
..................................................
.... 18.4-38, 8-ply (R-1)
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Specifications GENERAL TRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS -
Continued MFWD DIMENSIONS (with standard
tires) Wheelbase ................................
...................................... 2675 mm
(105.3 in.) Length ...............................
........................................... 4023
mm (158.4 in.) Height to top of SOUND-GARD
body 4050 (Tractor Serial No. -005510)
.......................................... 2905
mm (114.5 in.) 4050 (Tractor Serial No. 005511- )
.......................................... 2956
mm (116.5 in.) 4250 and 4450 .....................
........................................... 2956
mm (116.5 in.) Height to top of steering
wheel 4050 (Tractor Serial No. -005510)
........................................... 2306
mm (90.9 in.) 4050 (Tractor Serial No. 005511- )
........................................... 2357
mm (92.9 in.) 4250 and 4450 ......................
........................................... 2357
mm (92.9 in.) Turning radius
4.8 m (15.8 ft) 5.2 m (17.0 ft)
MFWD engaged with brakes .........................
................................. without
brakes ...........................................
......... MFWD disengaged h brbk
a es ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4'
m (1 '5 ftp Crop clearance (front axle)
......... ..... . .... . ...... .. . .. . ..
...... .. 435 mm (17.1 in.) Average shipping
weight (with SOUND-GARDO body, Power-Shift
transmission, and most popular wheel
equipment) 4050 ........ .........................
....................................... 5664 kg
(12,489 lb) 4250 . 5966 kg (13,155 lb) 4450
..................................................
....................... 6415 kg (14,145 lb) Tires
(standard) Front ................................
.........................................
14.9-26, 10-ply (R-1) Rear .......................
..................................................
.. 18.4-38, 8-ply (R-1) HI-CROP DIMENSIONS (with
standard tires) (4050 and 4250 Tractors
Only) Wheelbase . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . ..
. .. . .. .. .... ..... 2715 mm (107
in.) Length . . .. . .... . . . .. . . . .. ..
. .. . ... . . .. . . . . 4034 mm (159 in.)
Width ............................................
................................ 2423 mm (95.5
in.) Height to top of SOUND-GARD body 4050
(Tractor Serial No. -005510) .....................
..................... 3231 mm (127.3 in.) 4050
(Tractor Serial No. 005511- ) ....................
...................... 3282 mm (129.3 in.) 4250
..................................................
....................... 3282 mm (129.3
in.) Height to top of steering wheel 4050
(Tractor Serial No. -005510) .....................
..................... 2632 mm (103.7 in.) 4050
(Tractor Serial No. 005511- ) ....................
...................... 2683 mm (105.7 !n.) 4250
..................................................
....................... 2683 mm (105.7
in.) Turning radius With brakes
..................................................
...................... 3.6 m (11.8 ft) Without
brakes ...........................................
........................... 4.1 m (13.5 ft) Crop
clearance Front axle ............................
.......................................... 1046
mm (41.2 in.) Rear axle ..........................
............................................. 770
mm (30.3 in.) Rear housing .......................
............................................. 882
mm (34.8 in.) Average shipping weight (with
standard equipment) 4050 .. . .. .. 5761 kg
(12,702 lb) 4250 .................................
........................................ 6063 kg
(13,369 lb) Tires (standard) Front 4050
..................................................
...................... 7.50-20, 6-ply (F-2) 4250
..................................................
...................... 9.50-20, 6-ply (F-2) Rear
..................................................
............... 18.4-38 cane and rice
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Specifications
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4050 AND 4250 HI-CROP TRACTORS, ouAD- RANGETM
GROUND SPEEDS
h
k 'h
A 1 2.16 (3.47)
2 2.74 (4.41)
3 3.57 (5.74)
4 4.53 (7.29)
R1 3.45 (5.55)
R2 4.39 (7.06)
B 1 4.96 (7.99)
2 6.31 (10.15)
3 8.20 (13.20)
4 10.42 (16.77)
R1 7.95 (12.79)
R2 10.09 (16.24)
1 5.88 (9.47)
2 7.48 (12.03)
3 9.72 (15.65)
4 12.35 (19.87)
R1 9.41 (15.15)
R2 11.96 (19.24)
D 1 9.04 (14.54)
2 11.48 (18.47)
3 14.93 (24.02)
4 18.95 (30.50)
(Engine speed 2200 rpm, with 18.4-38 cane and
rice R-2-0 tires)
TIRE SIZE TREAD CHANGES IN SPEEDS
15.5-38 R-1 9 Slower
18.4-34 R-1 7 Slower
20.8-38 R-2-0 4.4 Faster
18.4-34 R-2-0 5.9 Slower
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Specifications 4050 AND 4250 HI-CROP TRACTOR,
POWER- SHIFT GROUND SPEEDS (Engine speed 2200
rpm, with 18.4-38 cane and rice R-2-0 tires)
Gear mph (km/h)
1 1.42 (2.29)
2 2.03 (3.27)
3 2.40 (3.87)
4 3.09 (4.97)
5 3.57 (5.74)
6 4.05 (6.51)
7 4.66 (7.50)
TIRE SIZE TREAD CHANGES IN SPEEDS
15.5-38 R-1 9 Slower
18.4-34 R-1 7 Slower
20.8-38 R-2-0 4.4 Faster
18.4-34 R-2-0 5.9 Slower
g
5.22
(8.40)
g 6.02 (9.68)
10 6.82 (10.98)
11 7.86 (12.65)
12 9.02 (14.52)
13 11.15 (17.94)
14 15.23 (24.51)
15 18.84 (30.32)
R1 1.73 (2.79)
R2 2.49 (4.00)
R3 3.77 (6.07)
R4 5.68 (9.14)
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Gear mph (km/h)
1 1.37 (2.21)
2 1.96 (3.16)
2.32 (3.73)
4 2.98 (4.80)
5 3.44 (5.54)
6 3.90 (6.28)
7 4.50 (7.24)
8 5.04 (8.11)
4050 AND 4250 TRACTORS, POWER-SHIFT GROUND
SPEEDS (Engine speed 2200 rpm, with 18.4-38 R-1
rear tires)
TIRE SIZE TREAD CHANGES IN SPEEDS
15.5-38 R-1 9 Slower
16.9-38 R-1 4 Slower
18.4R-38 R-1 2 Slower
20.8-38 R-1 4 Faster
18.4-34 R-1 7 Slower
20.8-34 R-1 4.5 Slower
20.8R-38 R-1 2.5 Faster
20.8-38 R-2-0 5.7 Faster
20.8-34 R-2-0 2.7 Faster
18.4-38 R-2-0 1.3 Faster
g 5.80 (9.34)
10 6.59 (10.60)
11 7.59 (12.21)
12 8.71 (14.01)
13 10.78 (17.34)
14 14.70 (23.65)
15 18.18 (29.26)
R1 1.67 (2.69)
R2 2.40 (3.86)
R3 3.64 (5.86)
R4 5.48 (8.82)
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Specifications 4050 AND 4250 TRACTOR,
QUAD-RANGE GROUND SPEEDS (Engine speed 2200 rpm,
equipped with 18.4-38 R-1 rear tires)
Range Gear mph (km/h)
A 1 2.08 (3.35)
2 2.65 (4.26)
3 3.44 (5.54)
4 4.37 (7.03)
R1 3.33 (5.36)
R2 4.23 (6.81)
B 1 4.79 (7.00)
2 6.08 (9.79)
3 7.92 (12.74)
4 10.05 (16.18)
R1 7.67 (12.34)
R2 9.74 (15.67)
1 5.68 (9.14)
2 7.21 (11.61)
3 9.38 (15.10)
4 11.91 (19.17)
1 8.72 (14.03)
2 11.07 (17.82)
3 14.40 (23.18)
4 18.29 (29.43)
TIRE SIZE TREAD CHANGES IN SPEEDS
15.5-38 R-1 9 Slower
16.9-38 R-1 4 Slower
18.4R-28 R-1 2 Slower
20.8-38 R-1 4 Faster
18.4-34 R-1 7 Slower
20.8-34 R-1 4.5 Slower
20.8R-38 R-1 2.5 Faster
20.8-38 R-2-0 5.7 Faster
20.8-34 R-2-0 2.7 Faster
18.4-38 R-2-0 1.3 Faster
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Specifications 4450 TRACTOR, POWER-SHIFT GROUND
SPEEDS (Engine speed 2200 rpm, with 18.4-38 R-1
rear tires)
Gear 1 mph 1.34 (km/h) (2.15)
2 1.91 (3.08)
2.31 (3.72)
4 2.90 (4.67)
5 3.34 (5.38)
6 3.80 (6.11)
7 4.37 (7.04)
TIRE SIZE TREAD CHANGES IN SPEEDS
16.9-38 R-1 4 Slower
18.4R-38 R-1 2 Slower
20.8-38 R-1 4 Faster
20.8R-38 R-1 2.5 Faster
18.4-42 R-1 6.3 Faster
23.1-34 R-1 1.3 Faster
18.4R-42 R-1 4.7 Faster
18.4-38 R-2-0 1.3 Faster
23.1-34 R-2-0 6.3 Faster
20.8-38 R-2-0 5.7 Faster
g g 5.02 5.79 (8.08) (9.31)
10 6.57 (10.57)
11 7.57 (12.18)
12 8.46 (13.62)
13 10.48 (16.86)
14 14.65 (23.58)
15 18.13 (29.17)
R1 1.85 (2.98)
R2 2.65 (4.26)
R3 4.02 (6.47)
R4 6.05 (9.74)
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Specifications 4450TRACTOR,OUAD-RANGEGROUND
SPEEDS (Engine speed 2200 rpm equipped with
18.4-38, R-1 rear tires)
Range Gear mph (km/h)
A 1 1.98 (3.19)
2 2.51 (4.04)
3 3.28 (5.28)
4 4.14 (6.67)
R1 3.18 (5.11)
R2 4.01 (6.46)
B 1 4.56 (7.34)
2 5.77 (9.28)
3 7.54 (12.13)
4 9.53 (15.33)
R1 7.30 (11.75)
R2 9.23 (14.85)
1 5.41 (8.70)
2 6.84 (11.00)
3 8.94 (14.38)
4 11.29 (18.17)
R1 8.68 (13.93)
R2 10.94 (17.60)
1 8.30 (13.36)
2 10.50 (16.89)
3 13.72 (22.08)
4 17.34 (27.90)
TIRE SIZE TREAD CHANGES IN SPEEDS
16.9-38 R-1 4 Slower
18.4R-38 R-1 2 Slower
20.8-38 R-1 4 Faster
20.8R-28 R-1 2.5 Faster
18.4-42 R-1 6.3 Faster
23.1-34 R-1 1.3 Faster
18.4R-42 R-1 4.7 Faster
18.4-38 R-2-0 1.3 Faster
23.1-34 R-2-0 6.3 Faster
20.8-38 R-2-0 5.7 Faster
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Group 05 PREDELIVERY, DELIVERY AND AFTER-SALE
SERVICE
SPECIFICATIONS
Engine Speeds Slow Idle 4050 (Tractor Serial No.
-006509), 4250 and 4450 . .. .
850 rpm 800 rpm
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- ), 4050E and
4250E ...................
Fast Idle
4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509), 4050E, 4250,
4250E and 4450 . .
2400 rpm 2350 rpm 2200 rpm
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- ) .
Fast Idle at Full Load ...... ...... .
Clutch Pedal Height 140 mm (5-/2 in.) Brake
Pedal Free Travel ................................
................................... 8 mm (3
in.) Torque Specifications Air Intake Clamps
..................................................
.................. 8.5 N'm (6 ft-lb) Front
Axle Narrow/Wide ................................
................................... 500 Num (370
ft-lb) Regular - 4050 and 4250 ...................
..................................... 435 N m
(320 ft-lb) 4450 .................................
................................. 500 N m (370
ft-lb) Hi-Crop ...................................
..................................... 600 N-m
(445 ft-lb) Front Wheel to Hub Standard
..................................................
..................... 135 N m (100 ft-lb) MFWD
..................................................
....................... 410 N m (300 ft-lb) Wheel
Pinion Sleeve-to-Wheel ...........................
........................... 410 N m (300
ft-lb) Rear Rim Clamp-to-Wheel ...................
....................................... 230 Num
(170 ft-lb) Outside Dual-to-Hub
..................................................
............. 407 N m (300 ft-lb) Side Frame
Bolts ............................................
..................... 578 Num (426 ft-lb) Front
Support to Side Frame Standard
..................................................
..................... 140 N'm (103 ft-lb) MFWD
..................................................
....................... 475 N m (350 ft-lb)
SOUND-GARDO body or ROLL-GARD Mounting Bolts
..................................................
............ 200 N m (150 ft-lb) Rockshaft Lift
Arm Retaining Bolts ..............................
.................... 230 N m (170 ft-lb)
"An "E" following tractor designation on serial
number plate for 4050 and 4250 tractors
identifies tractors for Region II. If your
tractor is identified for Region II, refer to
Miscellaneous Options, Section 95, for specific
information .
U S 00I0G EN HX5 07S 087
10-05-01
Litho in U.S.A.
TM-1353 (Sep-87) TU7 T 00501 07 T 087
32
Predelivery, Delivery and After-Sale
Service TUNE-UP SPECIFICATIONS
PTO Horsepower at 2200 rpm 4050 (Tractor Serial
No.
-006509) ............................... . .....
....... 74.6 kW (100 hp)
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510-
) . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . . .. 78.3
kW (105 hp)
4050E ...........................................
.................................. 94 kW (126
hp) 4250 .........................................
................................... 89.5 kW (120
hp) 4250E .......................................
..................................... 106 kW (142
hp) 4450 ..................... .....
................ .... .... . . . .. . . ..
104.4 kW (140 hp)
Compression 4050 (Tractor Serial No.
-006509) ..................... 30003410 kPa
(3434.1 bar) (435495 psi)
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- )
............................. 2400 kPa (24 bar)
(350 psi) minimum 4050E, 4250, 4250E and 4450
........................... 26903100 kPa
(26.931 bar) (390450 psi) Thermostat Opening
Temperature ....... ..... ............. .
....... 82C (180F) Radiator Cap Pressure
Release ...................................
100120 kPa (1.01.2 bar) (1417
psi) Compressor/Alternator Belt Tension
...............................................
380425 N (8595 Ib)
Engine Speeds Slow Idle 4050 (Tractor Serial No.
-006509), 4250 and 4450 .. ............ 850 rpm
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- ), 4050E and
4250E ................................ 800
rpm Fast Idle
4050 (Tractor Serial No. -006509), 4050E, 4250,
4250E and 4450 .....................
2400 rpm 2350 rpm 2200 rpm
4050 (Tractor Serial No. 006510- ) .
Fast Idle at Full Load ...........................
.................................... ......
An "E" following tractor designation on serial
number plate for 4050 and 4250 tractors
identifies tractors for Region II. If your
tractor is identified for Region II, refer to
Miscellaneous Options, Section 95, for specific
information.
UI0010GEN HXSA 071087
10-05-02
TM-1353 (Sep-87) 7 U7 T 00502 07 T087
Litho in U.S.A.
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Predelivery, Delivery dnd After-Sdle Service
LUBRICATION SPECIFICATIONS Engine Crankcase
..................................................
...................... 17.0 L (18
qt) Transmission-Hydraulic System Power Shift
without MFWD .....................................
...................... 51.0 L (13.5 gal) Power
Shift with MFWD ..................................
............................ 60.0 L (15.9
gal) QUAD-RANGE without MFWD ....................
................................... 60.5 L (16.0
gal) QUAD-RANGE with MFWD ........................
................................... 65.0 L (17.2
gal) Service Intervals Engine Check Oil Level
..................................................
........................ 10 Hours Check Coolant
..................................................
......................... 10 Hours Check Fuel
Filter (4050 Tractor Serial No. 006510- )
.................................... 10 hours
Chain edit andeilter ............................
....................................... 600 H
u Replace Fuel FiIterEIement(4050 Tractor
Serial No.'006510- ' ) ...............
......... 600 Hours
Check Fuel Injection Nozzles . . .. . . . . . .
. . .. . .. . . . 1200 Hours .. ...............
... Annually . . . . . .. .. . . . Biennially
Replace Air Filter Elements ..............
. ......... ........
Change Coolant . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . .. .
.. . .
Replace Thermostats . ......... . . . . . .
. .. . .. . .. . . . . . .... Biennially
Replace Fuel Filter (4250 and 4450)
..................................................
.... As required lnspect or Replace Crankshaft
Damper ...........................................
........ As required Check Side Frame Bolts
................................ First 100 Hours
or Before Installation of Loader Transmission-Hyd
raulic System Check Oil Level ...................
..................................................
..... 10 Hours Check Oil Level of MFWD Axle
Housing and Wheel Hub ............................
............................. 200 Hours Change
Transmission and Hydraulic Filters
................................................
600 Hours Clean Filter Screens ...................
................................................
1200 Hours Change Oil ............ . . . . . .
. . .. . . .......................... 1200
Hours Change Transmission and Hydraulic Filters
..................................... Annually or
as required Check Accumulators Brake, Shift,
Seat .............................................
...... As required Lubrication of Grease
Fittings Rear Axle Bearings (wet conditions)
..................................................
...... 10 Hours Rear Axle Bearings (normal
conditions) ......................................
.............. 600 Hours Front Wheel Bearings
(wet conditions) .................................
..................... 10 Hours Front Wheel
Bearings (normal conditions) .. . . . . .
.. . . . . . .. . . 1200 Hours Front Axle
Pivots, Steering Spindles, and Tie Rods (wet
conditions) ......................................
.......... 10 Hours Front Axle Pivots,
Steering Spindles, and Tie Rods (normal
conditions) ......................................
....... 200 Hours MFWD U-Joints and Steering
Knuckles (wet conditions) ........................
.............................................. 10
Hours MFWD King-Pins, Steering Knuckles and
U-Joint