| | 1994 - 1997 |
| 4200 Utility Series | | Utility tractor |
|
Series map:
4230
4240
84.0hp
104.0hp
| Transmission options |
| 8-speed synchromesh |
| 8-speed shuttle |
| 16-speed partial power shift |
| 16-speed synchromesh creeper |
| Transmission |
| Type | synchromesh
|
| Gears | 8 forward and 4 reverse
|
| Clutch | 12-inch dry cerametallic
|
| Oil capacity | 35.9 qts (2WD)
34.0 L
|
| | 38.6 qts (4WD)
36.5 L
|
| Four gears (1-4) in two ranges (L/H) plus reverse range. |
| Speeds |
| With 18.4x30 rear tires. |
|
| Transmission |
| Type | shuttle
|
| Gears | 8 forward and reverse
|
| Clutch | 12-inch dry cerametallic
|
| Oil capacity | 35.9 qts (2WD)
34.0 L
|
| | 38.6 qts (4WD)
36.5 L
|
| Speeds |
| With 18.4x30 rear tires. |
|
| Transmission |
| Type | partial power shift
|
| Gears | 16 forward and 8 reverse
|
| Clutch | 12-inch dry cerametallic
|
| Oil capacity | 35.9 qts (2WD)
34.0 L
|
| | 38.6 qts (4WD)
36.5 L
|
| Four gears (1-4) in two ranges (L/H) plus reverse with high-low (rabbit/turtle) power-shift activated by dashboard toggle switch. |
| Speeds |
| With 18.4x30 rear tires. |
|
| Shift Pattern |
 |
| Transmission |
| Type | synchromesh creeper
|
| Gears | 16 forward and 8 reverse
|
| Clutch | 12-inch dry cerametallic
|
| Oil capacity | 35.9 qts (2WD)
34.0 L
|
| | 38.6 qts (4WD)
36.5 L
|
| Adds creeper range to the standard synchromesh gear box. Four gears (1-4) in two ranges (L/H) plus reverse in normal and creeper modes. |
| Speeds |
| With With 18.4x30 rear tires. Speeds in direct mode same as regular synchromesh transmission. |
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