John Deere 4115

[chevy]

I was out looking at some 2320 tractors today & came across a very low hour 4115 with a new 200CX loader. I asked the salesman if the 62D deck would fit on it. He told me no & I did not look at it any further. After I got home I was on the John Deere site & found they show the 62D deck will fit the 4115. Now I wish I had looked at it closer.

I have not been able to find any specs on the 4115.
How much different is the 4115 from the 2520?

 

[mousedoc]

Here are some specs on the 4115. Nice tractor, I’ve been looking for one myself.

4115
Engine
Horsepower 24 (26 kW)
Rated Engine Speed 2,650
Torque 47.5 ft. lb.
Type 3 cylinder diesel
Displacement 73.22 cu. in. (1.2 L)
Cooling System Water Pump
Air Cleaner Dry-type with safety element and air restrictor indicator
Fuel System:
Type Direct injection, auto-bleed
Capacity 5.81 U.S. gal (22.0 L)
Drivetrain:
Transmission Hydrostatic
Final Drive Spur gear
Brakes Wet disk
Differential Lock Standart
4-Wheel Drive Standard
Hydraulic System:
Type Open center
Working Pressure 2,420 psi
Pump Dual gear
Lift Capacity 1,150 lb. (522 kg)
PTO
Type Independent
Clutch Multidisk, wet
Dimensions:
Length 108 in
Width 50.9 in
Wheelbase 64.6 in
Height 81 in

 

[Nuru]

Some have indicated on this site that the Hydraulics are stronger on the 4115.

 

[kennyd]

The 4115 and the 2520 should be matched very close.

The 4115 should take the 60" MMM or the 72" MMM, the 62D is a lighter duty deck compared to these.

 

[Nuru]

The 4115 and the 2520 should be matched very close.

The 4115 should take the 60" MMM or the 72" MMM, the 62D is a lighter duty deck compared to these.

Is it just me, but I seem to observe that the 2520 has a higher CG than the 4115? The 4115 always looks lower to the ground to my eyes.

 

[ducati996]

Some have indicated on this site that the Hydraulics are stronger on the 4115.

Dont see how that is possible. Having a 4100 (which had the same hydrolics as the 4110 & 4115), the 2520 is noticably stronger in FEL and 3pt in my observations

 

[chevy]

I got more information on the 4115. The hydraulic capacity of the pump for the loader & 3pt is about the same as the 2520. The capacity of the steering pump is about half of the 2520.
The tractor is a 2005 model with 1 hour on the meter. That is right 1 hour. It has never been sold & has a full factory warranty. It has set outside all of that time. It is rusty & the paint is very faded. The dealer is very proud of it because they are asking 16,300.00 with a 200CX loader.

 

[Mike5252]

The price certainly is a good indication of why it is still sitting around. I believe you can pick up a new 2520 w/ 200cx for around 15.5k.

 

[Nuru]

I got more information on the 4115. The hydraulic capacity of the pump for the loader & 3pt is about the same as the 2520. The capacity of the steering pump is about half of the 2520.
The tractor is a 2005 model with 1 hour on the meter. That is right 1 hour. It has never been sold & has a full factory warranty. It has set outside all of that time. It is rusty & the paint is very faded. The dealer is very proud of it because they are asking 16,300.00 with a 200CX loader.

Yeah, i think that price is too high too. It has been sitting outside and it has rust and scorched paint. I also think you can get a used 2520 with more hours for less than that.

 

[ducati996]

Dont see how that is possible. Having a 4100 (which had the same hydrolics as the 4110 & 4115), the 2520 is noticably stronger in FEL and 3pt in my observations

I should add the difference between the loaders is significant. The older 410 loader didnt provide as much lift height and capability as the 200cx's do.

The 3 pt and FEL ability is more than whats stated in the spec books. the 3pt will lift 1,300 lbs all day long (probably much more - I just dont have enough weight around to show or prove that)
FEL capacity in the spec is under stated as well.....how much? I can only speak with experience - 1000lb loads to max height on a regular basis for me...

But I would rather have others concure this as well....