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Find a model →Pit up to four models against each other. Engine, hydraulics, hitch, weight, warranty.
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Read articles →A used-inventory walkaround from a dealer's perspective, focused on what makes this particular 4044M stand out: its 4th and 5th hydraulic remotes. The host explains what those extra circuits are, how the controls work, which attachments benefit from them, and why buying them pre-installed saves money. He also covers loader joystick placement, float function, rear PTO, and 4M-series limitations versus 4R. Best for shoppers comparing equipped used units.
Good Works Tractors is a dealership channel that buys and resells used John Deere and Kubota tractors, so walkarounds double as sales pitches for inventory currently in stock.
A good example is running a three-point snowblower with a hydraulic auger and deflector, needing two extra circuits, or running a grapple through flexible hoses to the front loader.
No, 4M series tractors have a fixed loader that can be unbolted but is not meant for regular quick attach use, though the bucket itself is quick attach.
No, on the 4 series of tractors, whether M or R, there is no mid-PTO option, only a rear PTO is available.
Yes, since only about ten to twenty percent of tractors come with these features, buying one already equipped saves money since the initial cost is already depreciated.
