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larryanderson

01-21-2013 12:12:53
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Looking at 4040 HFWA 700 miles away owner sent pictures [no serial#] and everything looks fine except it should have a 404 and he says it has a factory turbocharged motor making me think 359T.I cant tell from pictures but could it be a European.If so does that hurt its value?He will be back to his ranch this weekend so I can get serial# then.




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buickanddeere

01-21-2013 17:20:46
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to larryanderson, 01-21-2013 12:12:53  
Looks like a Dubuque oil filter and the intake manifold on the starboard side.
Take the part numbers to your JD dealer and the parts will appear.
During the 1980's and 90's many Canadian tractors were jockeyed state side when the dollar fell into the 60 cent range.
Many US dealers were loosing sales and started the "no parts for imports " story.



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tomstractorsandtoys1

01-21-2013 16:53:30
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to larryanderson, 01-21-2013 12:12:53  
Ask if it has a parking brake? I think that all the European tractors did.My friend has a 4255 that has the parking brake.



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Tx Jim

01-21-2013 16:58:12
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to tomstractorsandtoys1, 01-21-2013 16:53:30  
This 4040 in photo has no parking brake



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Tx Jim

01-21-2013 14:12:53
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to larryanderson, 01-21-2013 12:12:53  
Do the pictures show the 3pt hitch or the very frt of the tractor?? I'll bet it's a 4040 built for European sales. I wonder if it's a 4040S?



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Kent Petersen

01-21-2013 12:38:42
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to larryanderson, 01-21-2013 12:12:53  
Deere made some 4040s with 359t engines sold in the states



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Tx Jim

01-21-2013 14:09:58
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to Kent Petersen, 01-21-2013 12:38:42  
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359 blocks do not show up in the parts catalog for 4040 built for North American sales.



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long green line man

01-21-2013 15:01:25
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to Tx Jim, 01-21-2013 14:09:58  
I"am thinking a fair amount of 4040S were sold in Canada in late 82" to 84"; 4050 were already on dealer lot in US... serial # could be over 12,000...



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4010 puller

01-21-2013 16:26:47
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to long green line man, 01-21-2013 15:01:25  
Wasnt the 4050 the tractor that could have either engine? The first half (oldest ones) had a waterloo engine and the later (new ones) had the dubuque engines. I know there was one model produced that way, just not sure which one it was.



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Tx Jim

01-21-2013 15:53:00
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 Re: 4040 engine question in reply to long green line man, 01-21-2013 15:01:25  
Here's some photo's of the 4040 in question



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