Ford New Holland 4140 Tractor Parts

The Ford New Holland 4140 emerged in 1988 as part of the revamped Ford tractor lineup following the acquisition by Fiat and rebranding to Ford New Holland. Production continued through 1990. Under the hood, you would typically find a Shibaura N844 diesel engine producing around 52 engine horsepower with a displacement of 135 cubic inches. This tractor uses a gear transmission, often offering 8 forward and 2 reverse speeds, providing a range of operating speeds for different tasks. The independent PTO delivers around 46 horsepower at 540 RPM, suitable for powering various implements. Hydraulic capacity is typically around 8.8 GPM, feeding two rear remotes for hydraulic attachments. It features a Category I/II 3-point hitch, enabling the use of standard farm implements. The 4140 was commonly used in row crop farming for tasks like planting and cultivating, as well as in hay production and general livestock operations. It differed from smaller models like the 1000 series by offering more power and heavier-duty components, while also differing from larger models with more compact size and lower fuel consumption.