[bjtjjl]

I have been told it's the 9 liter engine, 1200 gallon tank, and can order 800's for floats. I wonder if the frame size will be the same as the 4038 since it's the same engine? What's everyone been hearing?

 

[gopherchoker]

All the info I have

http://i1229.photobucket.com/albums/ee475/pederbilt/thecombineforum.com/4050884C-6965-418E-BB03-3DCE41EFB9A9_zpssixlacdl.jpg

 

[jdstsman]

That isn't much!

 

[gopherchoker]

I know I know.

There's this for a visual

 

[bjtjjl]

Awesome. Looks good, thanks for the response.

 

[Nitro 1]

Are those side mirrors mounted on the booms ??

 

[Gafarmer222]

Do u know if there is any plans to change the 4630 I'd love to see some changes and them

 

[Spraysmart]

The 4630 should be getting an update in a year or so.

 

[jdstsman]

I just built one on Deere's website. $519,000 by the time you add auto steer, sectional control, boom height,etc and that didn't include float tires. Who the f*** can afford this new equipment?

 

[dimerunner88]

If its like the 4038, the mirrors are mounted to the boom. You can see everything great but they are easily damaged by low hanging limbs. I've broken two mirrors in 100 hours.

 

[bjtjjl]

I just built one on Deere's website. $519,000 by the time you add auto steer, sectional control, boom height,etc and that didn't include float tires. Who the f*** can afford this new equipment?

I figured they would cash out a little over $400,000. Have to cover a lot of acres.

 

[SKfarming]

I just built one on Deere's website. $519,000 by the time you add auto steer, sectional control, boom height,etc and that didn't include float tires. Who the f*** can afford this new equipment?

The problem isn't who can afford it, but who needs it.

If you need one, the price is acceptable IMO

 

[SKfarming]

I figured they would cash out a little over $400,000. Have to cover a lot of acres.

Would be interesting to know what one would cash out at, fully loaded I would guess 450ish, just basing that on a 350quote I had on a new 4930 5 years ago.

 

[casefarmer]

wonder what that sucker weights????

 

[Licensed to kill]

wonder what that sucker weights????

Too much.

 

[psychosprayer]

If its like the 4038, the mirrors are mounted to the boom. You can see everything great but they are easily damaged by low hanging limbs. I've broken two mirrors in 100 hours.

I also broke one immediately. What I did is cut the brackets at the base and rotate them back 90 degrees and reweld. They are then pulled In parallel with the boom and closer to the cab. The view is not compromised imo. And haven't broken another in several hundred hrs.

 

[dimerunner88]

I also broke one immediately. What I did is cut the brackets at the base and rotate them back 90 degrees and reweld. They are then pulled In parallel with the boom and closer to the cab. The view is not compromised imo. And haven't broken another in several hundred hrs.

Good idea! I might try this when my boss is out of town, he might get anytime upset if I'm modifying a brand new machine.

 

[Ridlingdj]

I also broke one immediately. What I did is cut the brackets at the base and rotate them back 90 degrees and reweld. They are then pulled In parallel with the boom and closer to the cab. The view is not compromised imo. And haven't broken another in several hundred hrs.

Do you have any pics these new mirrors suck in my part of the world every time I go into a field with trees it turns them but I have got good and knowing where they go while hanging off the right side like a monkey

 

[psychosprayer]

 

[psychosprayer]