The John Deere 4250 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1983 to 1988 as part of the 50 Series. It was built in Waterloo, Iowa, USA. The tractor features a John Deere 7.6L 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine producing 144 hp. Transmission options include a 16-speed partial power shift and a 15-speed full power shift. It offers two- or four-wheel drive with hydraulic wet disc brakes and a Sound-Gard cab standard. The tractor has a fuel capacity of 65 gallons and a closed center hydraulic system with up to 16 gallons capacity depending on transmission. The rear hitch is a IIIN/II type with a 6,290 lbs lift capacity. PTO is independent with 540/1000 RPM options. The 4250 supports various John Deere loaders including models 148, 158, and 260 with different lift capacities and bucket sizes. Original prices ranged from $43,341 for the Quad-Range ROPS 2WD to $63,597 for the Power Shift Cab 4WD.
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Options:16-speed partial power shift, 15-speed full power shift
Power Shift full power shift:15 forward and 4 reverse gears, Perma-Clutch wet disc clutch, 42 qts (39.7 L) oil capacity (2WD), 54 qts (51.1 L) oil capacity (4WD), Optional transmission. Full (clutchless) power shift can be made between gears, forward and reverse.
Quad-Range partial power shift:16 forward and 6 reverse gears, Perma-Clutch wet disc clutch, 64 qts (60.6 L) oil capacity, Tractor must be stopped to select one of four ranges. Clutchless power shift between speeds 1-2 and 3-4 in range. A synchronized shift (using clutch) can be made between 2 and 3 in range.