John Deere 4760

The John Deere 4760 is a versatile row-crop tractor that was part of John Deere's 4060 series. It was produced in Waterloo, Iowa, USA, during the early 1990s. Customers could choose between two types of transmissions, a 16-speed partial power shift or a 15-speed full power shift, both with multiple reverse gears. Equipped with a 7.6 L, 466 cubic inch six-cylinder turbocharged aftercooled diesel engine, the JD 4760 delivers a power output of 175 horsepower at 2200 RPM. Designed for durability and comfort, it features differential hydraulic wet disc brakes and a standard Sound-Gard cab. With an operating weight of 18,703 lbs and power steering, this tractor was well suited for various agricultural tasks. Its optional three-point hitch, with a lift capacity between 8,290 lbs and 10,040 lbs, enhances its versatility, while a 1,000 RPM independent PTO allows for diverse implement usage. The closed-center hydraulic system with an optional loader caters to those in need of robust material handling.