The Generation 4 CommandCenter creates the primary user interface for 6R Tractors. The Generation 4 CommandCenter provides an excellent, user-savvy operating experience.
Producers can also use a variety of implements with the Generation 4 CommandCenter as it is ISOBUS virtual terminal (VT) capable.
Expect machine productivity gains, along with increased operator confidence, thanks to a simple, customizable interface. The reliability of the Generation 4 CommandCenter also aids in optimal operating experience and maximizes uptime.
4200 CommandCenter 21.3-cm (8.4-in.) display
4600 CommandCenter 25.4-cm (10-in.) display
Benefits
Details
| Code | Description |
| 1947 | 4200 Processor (21.3-cm [8.4-in.] display only) |
| 1946 | 4600 Processor (25.4-cm [10-in.] display only) |
| Code | Description |
| 1829 | 21.3-cm (8.4-in.) CommandCenter display (4200 Processor only) |
| 1822 | 25.4-cm (10-in.) CommandCenter display (4600 Processor only) |
| Code | Description |
| 1867 | Less application |
| 1851 | CommandCenter AutoTrac™ activation |
| 1858 | 4200 Section Control and Data Sync activation plus CommandCenter AutoTrac activation |
| 1857 | 4600 CommandCenter Premium Activation 3.0 |
| 1861 | 4600 CommandCenter Automation Activation 1.0 |
| 186S | 4600 CommandCenter Automation Activation 3.0 |
NOTE: CommandCenter AutoTrac activation stays with the tractor.
NOTE: 6155RH only available with code 1867.
Machine monitor page
The machine monitor application provides the user instantaneous readings about the status or condition of the machine. Values shown in the machine monitor vary by application, but typically include parameters like engine speed, coolant temperature, and ground speed. The machine monitor supports run page modules in the layout manager, allowing the user to populate specific machine parameters directly to a run page.
NOTE: The machine monitor application replaces part of the Universal Performance Monitor in previous machines.
Layout Manager selection page
Layout Manager module build
The Generation 4 CommandCenter features a modular-designed layout manager so an operator can easily create the structure that meets the operator’s demands. From the factory, machines are equipped with standard run pages. An unlimited amount of run pages can be added to the Generation 4 CommandCenter based on operator preference or operational needs. Toggling between run pages is as easy as swiping the screen or using the arrow buttons on the top right portion of the title bar.
Users and access
Users and access allow the owner to lock out certain functions to prevent operators from accessing or changing settings. Lock-out functions are managed with an owner-defined four-digit code.
Lockout features are available for:
On-screen help and diagnostic text
There are a few different ways to get meaningful on-screen help when navigating the Generation 4 CommandCenter. Operators can find the help icon on the shortcut bar on the bottom of every page. This icon gives detailed information on everything from tractor operation to application information. Simply select the help icon and navigate to the information section that is needed.
Help icon
Help center main page
Additionally, application-based help is also available in all locations of the CommandCenter. Simply click on the (i) icon available on the title bar and it will lead directly to more information on the application currently being used.
Context-based help icon
Context-based help iTEC™ main page
Diagnostic text and information are available for better understanding of whether applications are operating as directed.
John Deere 4200 CommandCenter
A. Next run page
B. Status center
C. Expand shortcut keys
D. Menu
E. Run page
Work monitor page
The work monitor application displays the performance information about the task being performed by the machine. The user is shown averages, totals, and productivity of the machine, such as area worked, average working speed, and fuel usage. The values of the work monitor can be reset by the user at any time. Specific values of the work monitor can be configured by the user to be shown on a run page.
NOTE: The work monitor application replaces part of the universal performance monitor in previous machines.
Video capability
Tractors with a 4200 CommandCenter are equipped with one video input and tractors with a 4600 CommandCenter have two video inputs (one port to connect two cameras via a Y harness). The operator can set a variety of triggers, including reverse, PTO, hitch, and selective control valve (SCV) levers to activate the camera. The image will then appear on the CommandCenter display. The camera (video observation system) is available through John Deere Parts and Ag and Industrial (A & I) Products.
John Deere Generation 4 CommandCenter processors
A Generation 4 CommandCenter is made up of a processor and a display. Two processor options are available for the Generation 4 CommandCenter.
The 4600 Processor is the premium processor. Available features with the premium processor include:
25.4-cm (10-in.) 4600 CommandCenter display
The 4200 Processor is base equipment on all 6R Tractors. It offers:
| Tractors | 4600 Processor | 4200 Processor |
| 6R | Option | Standard |
Display options
Generation 4 CommandCenter displays are available in the following configurations:
For those wanting to maximize their viewing real estate, the 25.4-cm (10-in.) touchscreen color display is an excellent choice. With the 25.4-cm (10-in.) display, the title bar and all shortcut keys can always be viewed. Operators can monitor more items at once on the 25.4-cm (10-in.) touchscreen display.
John Deere 4600 CommandCenter
A. Next and previous run page
B. Status center
C. Shortcut keys
D. Menu
E. Run page
F. Title bar
The DirectDrive transmission combines the efficiency benefits of a manual shift transmission with intuitive controls similar to the AutoPowr™/IVT™ transmission. DirectDrive utilizes unique double-clutch technology, giving 6R operators more comfort. Since this is a mechanical transmission, it provides smooth shifting between gears with high efficiency. Smooth shifting is achieved by excellent modulation between the dual clutches in combination with engine rpm management to speed match the next gear. DirectDrive uses efficiency manager to automatically shift up gears and throttle back, similar to how AutoPowr varies its ratio to achieve minimum engine rpm with a higher transmission ratio.
Software has been updated to bring additional start gears to ranges A and B, optimized speed matching for range changes, and improved forward and reverse ratio behavior.
The best of both worlds - efficiency and comfort
Benefits
Details
| Code | Description | Available for | Information |
| 1532 | DirectDrive – 40 km/h (25 mph) | 6145R, 6155R, 6175R, 6195R, 6215R | Double clutch transmission, 40 km/h (25 mph) at reduced engine speed |
| 1533 | DirectDrive – 50 km/h (31 mph) | 6145R, 6155R, 6175R, 6195R, 6215R |
*Not available in 6155RH
The DirectDrive transmission consists of the range box, the dual-path module, and the PowrReverser™ transmission.
Range box
The range box in the 6R Series consists of three ranges perfectly suited for agricultural applications.
40 km/h (25 mph) during transportation
![Ideal ranges for all needs (40 km/h [25 mph] version)](https://salesmanual.deere.com/sales/salesmanual/images/NA/tractors/6r/range_40.jpg)
Ideal ranges for all needs (40 km/h [25 mph] version)
Dual-path module
Overview
The dual path module includes the eight PowerShift gears, available in all three ranges. The PowerShift gears can change automatically, creating a very efficient drive strategy to save fuel and reduce noise.
The main technical innovation is the use of two clutches in one transmission. This system allows very fast shifting between gears and is highly efficient. The second gear is already lined up, ready to go, and just waiting for the change command to be given.
Dual-path module PowerShift gears
Left-hand reverser
Overview
An easy-to-use left-hand reverser is available in all the DirectDrive transmissions. The reverser control is located at the 10 o’clock position on the steering column for intuitive control. The left-hand reverser incorporates the following controls:
Left-hand reverser
Benefits
Electronic hand and foot throttle
Overview
The tractor ground speed is controlled via the accelerator and hand throttle. The engine rpm can be set to a specific ground speed using the hand throttle (A). Button (B) activates and de-activates FieldCruise™ system (with two available pre-sets), which is an engine rpm limiter. The specific ground speed can be set by pressing button (C), this pedal lock feature works like the cruise control on a car. Button (D) allows the operator to drive with the minimum target rpm with eco on; note button (D) is only active in custom mode.
Hand throttle
Foot throttle
Benefits
Gear and range views in display
Overview
In the DirectDrive transmission, the selected range and selected PowerShift gear can be viewed in the dashboard.
Similar to the AutoPowr/IVT transmission control and display, the DirectDrive transmission has the red lights inside the speed display so the operator can see how fast the tractor will go at full commanded speed. This is adjusted using the speed wheel on top of the shift control lever.
Ranges A, B, C, and PowerShift steps are displayed on the dashboard
Set speed indicated in the dashboard
ComfortView™ Premium Plus cab – CommandARM™ controls
Overview
The DirectDrive transmission can only be equipped on the CommandARM.
Control unit integrated into CommandARM
DirectDrive control unit
Overview
The DirectDrive control unit consists of the speed control lever, which has an ergonomically integrated set speed adjusting wheel. The set speed adjusting wheel is a rotational thumbwheel located on the speed control lever. The wheel is quick and easy to adjust with the thumb and rotates infinitely with no stop or start position. When the operator rotates the thumbwheel, the maximum commanded forward/reverse speed is set. Also integrated are three buttons to set the ranges.
DirectDrive control unit
Thumbwheel located on the speed control lever
Manual mode
Overview
In this mode, the operator manually changes the gears. Put the lever up (+) to select a higher gear and put the lever down (-) to select a lower gear. In this mode the throttle and transmission are independent, efficiency manager is only effective in auto mode.
DirectDrive speed lever in manual mode
Full auto mode
Overview
If the lever is put in the right position, the auto mode is selected and the transmission shifts automatically, depending on the engine load and speed.
DirectDrive speed lever in full auto mode
CommandCenter™ settings – Full auto mode
Overview
Full auto mode enables the tractor to make adjustments to the transmission operating mode automatically, based on the engine and transmission speeds and the load on the tractor.
Full auto mode switches between load control and fuel economy mode seamlessly, with no involvement from the operator, as conditions and applications change. Fuel economy mode automatically switches off when the PTO is engaged to provide full PTO power. Operators can set the maximum forward and reverse speeds for the tractor in their particular applications.
Full auto mode on CommandARM
CommandCenter setting - custom mode
Overview
Custom mode allows the operator to customize the DirectDrive settings if full auto mode is not desirable.
Custom mode settings on CommandARM
If the tractor runs under full load, the gear shifting can be customized with this setting.
In custom mode the engine droop settings can be defined between 6 percent and 40 percent with power take-off (PTO) on and off. The higher the droop percentage, the more the engine rpm will be reduced when pulling before a transmission down shift is made.
A speed droop expressed as percentage of full engine speed can be chosen:
PTO settings
Eco mode off
Eco mode on
Load anticipation feature
Brake with integrated AutoClutch function
Overview
By depressing both brake pedals simultaneously, the tractor decelerates until it comes to a full stop. No clutching is required. After the brakes are released, the tractor will start to crawl forward. The Software now features AutoClutch sensitivity in four settings:
AutoClutch function is integrated – no clutching required
The John Deere Infinitely Variable Transmission (AutoPowr/IVT) utilizes a combination of mechanical and hydrostatic power, providing stepless and continuous power across an infinitely variable range of speeds.
Single-speed lever is used for intuitive and accurate control of ground speeds as slow as 50 m/h (0.03 mph) to 40/50 km/h (25/31 mph). In model year 2015, the transmission was revised so transport speeds are reached at lower engine rpms, ultimately reducing fuel consumption and in cab noise. Software has also been revised to ensure under acceleration engine rpm is kept to a minimum within the engines peak torque band.
AutoPowr/IVT transmission
Benefits
Details
NOTE: Not available in 6155RH.
| Code | Description |
| 1558 | AutoPowr/IVT – 50 km/h (31 mph) |
Details
NOTE: Not available in 6155RH.
| Code | Description |
| 1557 | AutoPowr/IVT – 40 km/h (25 mph) |
6R in transport
The following features are part of the 50 km/h (31 mph) package:
Set-speed adjusting wheel
Overview
The set-speed adjusting wheel is the rotational thumbwheel located on the speed control lever. The wheel is quick and easy to adjust with the operator’s thumb and rotates infinitely with no stop or start position. When the operator rotates the thumbwheel, the ground speed of the tractor is increased by 0.2 km/h (0.12 mph) when the tractor is traveling below 20 km/h (12 mph). When the tractor is traveling above 20 km/h (12 mph), the tractor is increased by (1) km/h (0.6 mph). The set speed adjuster is used to set the maximum commanded forward or reverse speed in each speed band.
As the operator moves the lever within or between speed bands, the electronic management system ensures smooth, quick, and powerful acceleration or deceleration, regardless of load or ground speed.
While in motion, the operator can adjust the maximum speed of each speed band. With the lever in band one, the target maximum speed can be adjusted to 20 km/h (12 mph). With the lever in band two, the maximum speed of 40/50 km/h (25/31 mph) can be defined depending on transmission option. When stationary, all set speeds, both forward and reverse, may be adjusted while the left-hand reverser is in the power zero position.
Left-hand reverser if equipped with CommandPRO
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Electronic hand and foot throttle
Overview
The tractor ground speed is controlled via the accelerator and hand throttle. The engine rpm can be set to a specific ground speed using the hand throttle (A). The following functions are available for tractors without CommandPRO:
Thumbwheel located on the speed control lever
Lever slot between speed brands
Drop-down information for set speeds on CommandCenter™ display when rotating the thumbwheel
Set speed indicated in the dashboard
Benefits
Left-hand reverser
Overview
An easy-to-use left-hand reverser is available in all the AutoPowr/IVT transmissions. The reverser control is located at the 10 o’clock position on the steering column for intuitive control. For tractors without the CommandPRO™ joystick, the left-hand reverser incorporates the following controls:
Left-hand reverser
For tractors with CommandPRO, the left-hand reverser incorporates only forward and reverse direction selection and the lever is self-centering. The park (P) and neutral (N) positions can be selected on the CommandPRO.
Full auto screenshot on CommandCenter display
Custom mode
Overview
Custom mode allows the operator to customize the AutoPowr/IVT transmission settings when full auto mode is not desirable. In custom mode, operators can turn ECO on and off. This can either be done by pushing the ECO button on the side of the hand throttle module or by selecting ECO in the transmission settings page of the CommandCenter display. When accelerating with ECO on, the tractor minimizes engine speeds, which reduce acceleration aggressiveness. As a result, ECO on should reduce fuel consumption in lighter, steady loads. In contrast, when accelerating with ECO off, engine speed can be higher aggressively to maximize productivity. The higher engine speeds with ECO off better enable the tractor to quickly recover from sudden load increases and not lose as much ground speed when load increases occur.
In custom mode, the engine droop settings can be defined between 4 percent and 30 percent with PTO on and off. The higher the droop percentage, the more the engine rpm will be reduced when pulling before a transmission ratio change is made.
Hand throttle
The following functions are available for tractors with CommandPRO:
Hand throttle when equipped with CommandPRO
Foot throttle
Benefits
AutoPowr/IVT selector control via CommandCenter display
Overview
The AutoPowr/IVT application setting employs four modes to take full advantage of the engine-transmission communication: full AUTO, custom, pedal and manual.
Full AUTO mode
Overview
Full AUTO mode enables the tractor to make adjustments to the transmission operating mode automatically, based on the engine and transmission speeds and the load on the tractor. This should be the AutoPowr/IVT transmission setting for 95 percent of all applications.
Full AUTO mode switches between load control and fuel economy mode seamlessly, with no involvement from the operator, as conditions and applications change. Fuel economy mode automatically switches off when the power take-off (PTO) is engaged to provide full PTO power. Operators can set the maximum forward and reverse speeds for the tractor in their particular application.
NOTE: Activation ECO is not available in full auto mode.
Operator presses brake pedal to stop the tractor
AutoClutch sensitivity change on CommandCenter display
Benefits
Torque
Overview
The AutoPowr/IVT transmission is a combination of mechanical and hydraulic components that can provide low speed with extremely high levels of torque:
Creeper mode
Creeper mode is a standard feature on the AutoPowr/IVT transmission. Down to 50 m/h (164 ft/h), the creeper mode is activated when the selected speed is below 2.1 km/h (1.3 mph) in set position 1.
When the tractor moves below 600 m/h (1968 ft/h), the engine speed is independent of travel speed. This allows the operator to choose the engine speed that best fits the task (rated speed for hydraulic or PTO usage, or low idle for fuel-saving operation). No additional power is needed.
Customizing speed of direction on CommandCenter display
Droop setting on CommandCenter screen
Benefits
Pedal mode settings
Overview
Pedal mode allows the operator to change the tractor’s ground speed independently from the engine speed. The ground speed is controlled through use of the foot pedal while the hand throttle determines engine speed. Maximum ground speed is determined by the location of the speed control lever in the speed band. Operators can lock-in a desired ground speed without pressure on the foot pedal using the pedal lock button (as described above). To unlock the foot pedal, the operator can tap the foot pedal, press the lock button, or press the brake pedal. When releasing the foot pedal, the vehicle decelerates to a safe creep speed. To come to a complete stop, the brake pedal should be depressed.
Pedal mode display on CommandCenter display
Benefits
Manual mode settings
Overview
Manual mode makes the transmission and engine independent of each other. The transmission does not automatically adjust engine rpm to save fuel. This can prove to be useful in applications like loader work, where the variability of engine speed based on load is not needed.
Manual mode display on CommandCenter display
Load anticipation feature
Overview
The load anticipation feature allows the AutoPowr/IVT transmission to predict how much load the engine expects from the activation of the hitch or a particular SCV function.
In full AUTO mode, all load anticipation features are active. In custom mode, they can be turned on or off in the custom settings page. When an SCV or the hitch is activated, the engine speed is raised to 1500 rpm (as long as the commanded throttle position is over this value). This creates a boost in engine power which improves hydraulic performance and prepares the engine for potential load situations (for example, returning an implement to work). Also added is PTO load anticipation. If it is turned off, the engine does not react to PTO engagement and engine speed is controlled purely based on load. If turned on (in custom), when the PTO is engaged, the engine rpm will rise to throttle position or pre-defined PTO cruise setting.
Load anticipation display on CommandCenter display
Benefits
Forward/Reverse relationship
Overview
Similar to the AutoQuad™ PLUS transmission, the AutoPowr/IVT transmission can also adjust the forward/reverse speed ratio. The reverse speeds can be set to a maximum of 30 percent higher and 70 percent lower than forward speeds, but only in range 1. In range 2, the forward-to-reverse speed ratio is 1:1, up to 22 km/h (14 mph). Above that, the reverse speeds will only go up to 30 km/h (19 mph).
Section of forward/reverse relationship via CommandCenter display
Brake with integrated AutoClutch function
Overview
With the AutoPowr/IVT transmission, no clutching is required to stop the tractor. After the brakes are released, the tractor automatically accelerates back to its previous speed (if using hand throttle). The effect of AutoClutch can also be set via the CommandCenter display.
The optional CommandPRO joystick combines a unique driving strategy with reconfigurable controls.
CommandARM™ controls with CommandPRO
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1 – travel set speed buttons 1 and 2 |
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4 – reconfigurable buttons and rocker switches (buttons 10 and 11, rocker switches C and D) |
Benefits
| Code | Description |
| 2089 | Standard Cab with CommandPRO |
| 2091 | Premium Cab with CommandPRO |
| 2092 | Premium Cab with CommandPRO and cab suspension |
| Rocker D: selective control valve (SCV) II (if equipped) | Button 10: engine set speed 1 |
| Rocker C: SCV I (if equipped) | Button 11: engine set speed 2 |
| Rocker B: front hitch (if equipped) | Button 12: AutoTrac™ resume (if equipped) |
| Rocker A: rear hitch (if equipped) |
NOTE: For information about reconfigurability, please see operator's station functional area.
The unique driving strategy is designed to deliver highest performance in combination with operator comfort making the daily work much easier and efficient.
The inching control of the CommandPRO joystick simplifies the attachment of implements. Once the joystick is pushed into the inching range, the tractor moves very slowly in the selected direction. Speed is dependent on the joystick position and can be speed between 0 and 2 km/h (0 and 1.2 mph). Maximum speed of the inching range can be set to 5 km/h (3.1 mph) with the travel speed adjustment wheel.
Unlike the main range, releasing the joystick means the speed is reduced until the vehicle stops completely. This allows the operator to fully focus on the implement and quickly stop if required.
Driving strategy
| Forward movement | Reverse movement | |
| 1 | Accelerate | Decelerate |
| 2 | Top set speed | Zero speed |
| 3 | Decelerate | Accelerate |
| 4 | Zero speed | Accelerate |
| 5 | Activate set speed | |
| 6 | Select direction | |
| 7 | Inching speed | |
| 8 | Inching speed | |
CommandPRO joystick driving functions
The change between using the foot pedal or the joystick can happen while driving for ease of use and comfort. The simple rule is: the higher speed command is superior. When changing from the pedal to the joystick, there is a short overlap where the joystick takes over the command from the pedal before the pedal is released. Similar, when changing from joystick control to the foot pedal, the driver needs to push the foot pedal to the point of speed where the joystick is before it can take over.
Inching control on CommandPRO joystick
Three settings for acceleration and deceleration
The settings influence the following:
To ensure comfortable and reliable deceleration of the tractor with both the foot pedal and the CommandPRO joystick the tractor is equipped with unique technology. The engine overspeed protection ensures that both transmission and engine are not overloaded when decelerating. Additionally, the anti-jackknife technology compares wheel speed of front and rear wheels when decelerating through the joystick, as this means that the front brakes are not applied but only through the rear axle. If the front wheels are moving quicker, the transmission automatically adjusts to ensure the same wheel speed and avoid the jackknife situation.
The travel set speed buttons on the CommandPRO joystick allow the operator to set two set speeds. The operator has to preselect the desired set speed by pushing the travel set speed button 1 or 2 and once the joystick is pushed to the right, the set speed is activated and the travel speed will be adjusted until the set speed is achieved. Additionally, the operator can set a maximum travel speed through the travel speed adjustment wheel or in the CommandCenter™ display.
There are different ways to set or adjust the set speeds:
The operator can also set a dedicated set speed when changing the travel direction. For example, the tractor is driving forward at 10 km/h (6.2 mph) and for reversing the reverse shuttle shift speed is set to 5 km/h (3.1 mph). This means when the shuttle shift takes place, the tractor will accelerate to 5 km/h (3.1 mph) in reverse direction. This function can be turned on/off and set to the dedicated speed in the CommandCenter display.
Set speeds and shuttle shift speeds in the CommandCenter
The three settings for acceleration and deceleration with the CommandPRO joystick can be changed by pressing acceleration response button. Three light-emitting diodes (LEDs) next to the set button indicate the currently activated setting.
CommandPRO joystick with neutral and park position
The park lock is disengaged automatically when commanding any direction of travel. Additionally, it engages automatically when the driver leaves the driver seat while the tractor is stationary. If the tractor is equipped with a trailer brake, this logic also applies for the trailer brake.
The buttons for the park lock and neutral position are next to the CommandPRO joystick on the CommandARM controls. There is no park lock or neutral position available in the left-hand reverser.
To control a rear implement, up to six SCVs or five SCVs plus Power Beyond can be ordered (6145R-6250R). For (6110R- 6130R) up to five SCVs or four SCVs plus Power Beyond can be ordered. The SCVs can be controlled electrically. Up to four mechanical SCVs are available, in combination with Power Beyond. All mechanical or electrical SCVs feature four positions - neutral, raise, lower, and float.
Benefits
| Code | Description | Information | Availability |
| 3312 | Two mechanical SCVs – premium | Premium couplers with high-pressure relief lever. Two mechanical SCVs 450 Series. Only in combination with PowrQuad™ Plus transmission or AutoQuad™ Plus transmission. Only available on 6110R - 6130R. |
6110R, 6120R, 6130R |
| 3332 | Three mechanical SCVs - premium | Premium couplers with high-pressure relief lever. Only in combination with PowrQuad Plus or AutoQuad Plus. | 6110R, 6120R, 6130R, 6145R, 6155R, 6175R, 6195R, 6215R |
| 3311 | Two electronic SCVs - premium | Premium couplers with high-pressure relief lever. | 6110R, 6120R, 6130R |
| 3331 | Three electronic SCVs - premium | Premium couplers with high-pressure relief lever. | 6110R, 6120R, 6130R, 6145R, 6155R, 6175R, 6195R, 6215R, 6230R, 6250R |
| 3341 | Four electronic SCVs - premium | Premium couplers with high-pressure relief lever. | 6110R, 6120R, 6130R, 6145R, 6155R, 6175R, 6195R, 6215R, 6230R, 6250R NOTE: Not available for 6155RH. |
| 3351 | Five electronic SCVs – premium | Premium couplers with high-pressure relief lever. When ordered with right-hand console, (code 2055) also electrical joystick (code 841L) for operation of rear SCVs or electrical midstack SCV (code 8922, 8923, 8914 or 8915) is required. A maximum of four SCVs can be operated via paddle pot at right-hand console. | 6110R, 6120R, 6130R, 6145R, 6155R, 6175R, 6195R, 6215R, 6230R, 6250R NOTE: Not available for 6155RH. |
| 3361 | Six electronic SCVs – premium | Premium couplers with high-pressure relief lever. Not with right-hand console (code 2055). Not in combination with electrical joystick (code 841L) and any option with electrical joystick. | 6145R, 6155R, 6175R, 6195R, 6215R, 6230R, 6250R NOTE: Not available for 6155RH. |
Overview
The tractor may be equipped with one type of mechanical control valves: premium (450 Series).
Premium-couplers control valves also have an additional lock function (position 3), which holds the control lever in the raise or lower position until the pressure in the oil circuit has reached a predetermined value (e.g., when the control cylinder has reached its end position).
In position 2, the control lever returns to neutral as soon as it is released and is the setting for normal hydraulic operation.
If an implement is connected, pressure connection has to be connected to the lower coupler. With standard SCVs, a valve prevents sudden loss of pressure caused by leakage when the engine is shut off.
On premium SCVs, the likelihood of leakage is further diminished.
Premium mechanical control valve (premium)
Overview
The tractor may be equipped with the premium (450 Series) control valves. All main characteristics can be controlled by the CommandCenter™ display.
CommandCenter hydraulics option
3351 – five electronic SCVs (five SCV premium)
3361 – six electronic SCVs (six SCV premium)
E-SCV controls on the right-hand console
M-SCV controls on the right-hand console
E- SCV controls on CommandARM™ controls
E-SCV controls on optional joystick (reconfigurable)
Hydraulic set up
Shortcut button right-hand console
Overview
Simply push the hydraulic symbol on the right-hand side console or the CommandCenter and the CommandCenter display shows a setup menu to:
Hydraulic shortcut button on right-hand console
Hydraulic shortcut button CommandCenter
Detent setup
Overview
Detent setup
SCV flow setup
Overview
SCV flow rate can be programmed between 0.04 and 10 allowing fine tuning for implements with different hydraulic requirement.
Behavior can be set between linear (red), progressive (green), or a combination (yellow) for exact flow modulation and precise valve management.
Flow setup
Three flow options
Flow characteristic setup
Combination is an intermediate stage between the two settings listed above.
ComfortView cabs feature a modern, automotive-style instrument panel as base equipment. The instrument pod has two large analog dials for engine and tractor speed, as well as two smaller dials that display fuel level, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) level, and coolant temperature. The steering column and dash are adjustable to suit the operator's needs. The column tilts toward the operator and a lever on the left-hand side allows for the column to telescope out to the desired level.
A dimming mode automatically reduces the brightness of the instrument illumination when the tractor lights are used.
Cab and controls of 6R Tractor
Steering column on 6R Tractor
Overview
The instrumentation panel has a row of information and warning lights across the bottom to monitor all important tractor functions. A three-stage warning system first gives information, then gives warnings, and finally, gives a stop alarm to prevent damage from occurring in the event of a component malfunction. An integrated power take-off (PTO) over-speed warning is incorporated into the diagnostics to ensure proper operation.
Instrumentation control panel
Dash instrument panel controls include:
| Left side | Right side |
| Left-hand reverser | Two-speed and optional intermittent wiper |
| High-/low-beam switch | Key start/stop |
| Hazard switch | Road/work lights on/off |
| Self-cancelling turn signals/horn |
Overhead storage compartment
CommandARM™ console storage compartment
Overview
The 6R Series features a redesigned CommandARM console with all key vehicle functions in one place. The updated CommandARM layout is only available with Infinitely Variable Transmission (IVT™) and DirectDrive transmissions. The base 21.3-cm (8.4-in.) 4200 CommandCenter™ Display or optional 25.4-cm (10-in.) (4600 CommandCenter Display is fully integrated onto the CommandARM and offers fast adjustment of additional tractor functions.
The CommandARM design allows for 37.5 degrees of total seat swivel and adjustable positioning matching the operator’s preference. (30 degrees right and 7.5 degrees left).
Hydraulic and hitch controls utilize fingertip paddle pots for raise/lower and extend/retract functions. The CommandARM offers up to a maximum of six electronic selective control valves (E-SCVs) (without electronic joystick). The optional electrical joystick replaces fingertip paddle pots for control of selective control vales (SCVs) and allows for programmable hydraulic functionality according to operator preference. A maximum of five E-SCVs can be ordered with the electronic joystick. For tractors with an IVT transmission, the CommandPRO™ joystick is available. Its 11 reconfigurable buttons enable the operator to have all necessary controls accessible without hand movements (for details, click here).
Controls for radio, lights, rotary beacon, and hazard flashers are located to the center right on the CommandARM along with PTO for front (if equipped) and rear PTO. Additionally, located on the right side of the CommandARM is an encoder wheel which allows for finite positioning of the rear 3-point hitch. There are three buttons near the encoder for set lock and return to height. Adjustment knobs for the 3-point hitch are located under the cover for the CommandARM storage compartment and allow for adjustment of the rate of drop, hitch height limit, and depth control.
The transmission control and throttle are placed on the left side of the CommandARM closest to the operator for convenient setting and adjustment. The throttle design incorporates buttons which control engine cruise speed, pedal lock/cruise control, and transmission Eco settings (for more information, refer to the AutoPowr™ or DirectDrive transmissions pages).
Located just to the right of the throttle is the auto-steer activation button and four sequence controls for iTEC™ functions. Behind the iTEC sequence controls are buttons which control the activation and deactivation of mechanical front-wheel drive (MFWD) and differential lock.
Differential lock can also be activated by foot switch on the cab floor. A feature in the 6R Series Tractor is auto steering angle dependent differential lock button.
Operators can easily identify controls by icons located near levers, and each functional area is color coded.
Functions:
ComfortView cab with CommandARM console
Close up of controls on the CommandARM
Optional integrated crossgate joystick
CommandPRO controls (IVT only)
Hand throttle feature
3-point hitch control layout
Integrated differential lock features
Benefits
Overview
The right-hand control console is angled for operator comfort and ease of operation. The design of the right-hand console is controlled by the type of SCVs chosen.
Mechanically actuated valves are controlled by traditional levers, while electronically actuated valves are controlled by fingertip paddle pots. Controls for the ComfortView cab are grouped by function on the right-hand console.
The modular console panel provides individual access to hand throttle, transmission controls, MFWD switch (if equipped), hitch command console, load/draft control, SCV, and PTO controls.
The console is also the location of the CommandCenter display. The CommandCenter allows the operator to customize important tractor functions.
This option requires a PowrQuad™ or AutoQuad™ transmission.
ComfortView cab right-hand console (AutoQuad transmission is shown)
Hitch control module on right-hand console
M-SCV controls on the right-hand console
E-SCV controls on the right-hand console
Benefits
Overview
The 6R Tractors have seven cab packages designed to match producers' operations. There are three levels of comfort - economy, standard, and premium. There are two control configurations available: a right-hand console for the PowrQuad PLUS or AutoQuad PLUS transmissions and the CommandARM console for the IVT and DirectDrive transmissions. There is an option for hydraulic cab suspension for the premium package. Below is a chart showing the available packages and what is included in each package.
Benefits
Details
Base features in all cab packages:
| Cab packages | Standard CommandARM | Premium CommandARM | Premium CommandARM and cab suspension | Standard cab with CommandPRO | Premium cab with CommandPRO | Premium cab with CommandPRO and cab suspension |
| Package code | 2060 | 2064 | 2068 | 2089 | 2091 | 2092 |
| Two panorama doors (left-hand and right-hand sides) | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Standard seat (Grammer) | X | --- | --- | X | --- | --- |
| Premium seat (Grammer DDS) | --- | X | X | --- | X | X |
| Instructional seat | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Bottle holder | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Mirrors - right hand and left hand - manually adjustable and telescopic | X | --- | --- | X | --- | --- |
| Wide-angle mirrors - right hand and left hand - electrically adjustable | --- | X | X | --- | X | X |
| Front sun visor | X | --- | --- | X | X | X |
| Front and rear roller blind | --- | X | X | --- | --- | --- |
| Rear wiper and washer | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Manual temperature controls | X | --- | --- | X | X | X |
| Automatic temperature controls | --- | X | X | --- | X | X |
| Hydraulic cab suspension | --- | --- | X | --- | --- | X |
| CommandPRO | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X |
| Leather comfort package | --- | X | X | --- | X | X |
Grammer is a trademark of Grammer AG Aktiengesellschaft.
| Cab packages | Economy right-hand console |
Standard right-hand console |
Standard CommandARM |
Premium right-hand console | Premium CommandARM |
Premium right-hand console and cab suspension |
Premium CommandARM and cab suspension |
Standard cab with CommandPRO | Premium cab with CommandPRO | Premium cab with CommandPRO and cab suspension |
| Package code | 2050 | 2057 | 2060 | 2063 | 2064 | 2067 | 2068 | 2089 | 2091 | 2092 |
| Two panorama doors (left-hand and right-hand sides) | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Standard seat (Grammer®) | X | X | X | X | --- | --- | --- | X | --- | --- |
| Premium seat (Grammer DDS) | --- | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X | --- | X | X |
| Instructional seat | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Bottle holder | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Mirrors - right hand and left hand - manually adjustable and telescopic | X | X | X | --- | --- | --- | --- | X | --- | --- |
| Wide-angle mirrors - right hand and left hand - electrically adjustable | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X | X | --- | X | X |
| Front sun visor | X | X | X | --- | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X |
| Front and rear roller blind | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X | X | --- | --- | --- |
| Rear wiper and washer | --- | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| Manual temperature controls | X | X | X | --- | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X |
| Automatic temperature controls | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X | X | --- | X | X |
| Hydraulic cab suspension | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | X | X | --- | --- | X |
| CommandPro | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | X | X | X |
| Leather comfort package | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | X | X | --- | X | X |
*6155RH right-hand console only
John Deere 6R Series Tractors feature the reliable and proven PowerTech PVS 6.8L and PSS 4.5L and 6.8L engines. These air-to-air aspirated engines deliver a power bulge above rated power to provide excellent torque in demanding applications.
Key features:
PowerTech PSS/PVS engine identification
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After treatment
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Turbocharger
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Technology
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PowerTech PSS 6.8L engine
Benefits
Details
To match the engine power characteristics and improve the operation economy of the machine, the rated engine speed is 2100 rpm.
Series turbochargers
Overview
The PowerTech PSS 4.5L and 6.8L utilizes two turbochargers – a VGT and a fixed geometry turbocharger, providing the torque rise and engine response needed to meet varying load conditions.
Fresh air is first drawn into the low-pressure fixed geometry turbocharger and compressed to a higher pressure. The compressed, higher pressure air is then drawn into the high-pressure VGT, where the air is further compressed. By splitting the work between two turbochargers, both can operate at peak efficiency and at slower rotating speeds.
PowerTech PSS engine series turbochargers
Benefits
VGT
Overview
The VGT is electronically controlled and actuates the turbo vanes as required to maintain peak engine performance.
The turbocharger’s vanes are in the exhaust flow. The opening or closing of the vanes changes the outlet volume and airflow speed against the turbocharger turbine. When exhaust flow is low, the vanes are partially closed. This partial closure increases the pressure against the turbine blades to make the turbocharger spin faster and generate more boost pressure.
The ability to keep the airflow at optimum levels provides more consistent engine boost pressure and the ability to respond to load quickly across the entire engine rpm range. This system is without the turbo lag that can be found on some engines.
PowerTech VGT
Benefits
Air-to-air after cooling
Overview
Air-to-air after cooling lowers the intake manifold air temperature and provides more efficient cooling while reducing cylinder firing pressure and temperatures for greater engine reliability. Since lower temperature air is denser, a higher volume of air flows into cylinders so the engine can meet the increasing horsepower demands. Lowering the intake manifold and cylinder temperatures also aid in lowering the combustion temperature, which lowers the NOx produced as a result.
Benefits
HPCR fuel injection system
Overview
Every PowerTech PSS 4.5L and 6.8L engine utilizes a HPCR fuel system to efficiently supply fuel to injectors. The high-pressure fuel pump instantly responds to requirements for more or less fuel flow or pressure. This electronically controlled, high-pressure pump delivers pressure on demand according to the application requirements. Pressure on demand ensures an efficient injection system resulting in high-injection pressure independent of engine speed.
High-pressure common rail
Benefits
Engine control unit (ECU)
Overview
The ECU uses signal inputs from sensors and pre-programmed performance modeling to control critical engine functions such as fuel quantity, injection timing, air-to-fuel ratio, multiple fuel injections, amount of cooled exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), and a host of other control parameters.
ECU
Benefits
Details
Each injector is controlled individually by the ECU. The ECU turns the injector on and off during each firing cycle to control the fuel delivery into each cylinder.
Load and speed sensing allow each cylinder’s fuel delivery rate to be adjusted independently at the individual injector. With each injection cycle, the ECU can make the following adjustments on the go:
This management system is connected to the transmission, allowing the engine and transmission to respond simultaneously.
Cold weather and high-altitude compensation are also precisely controlled for quality starts regardless of weather and maximum performance at high elevations. The ECU also features improved diagnostic capabilities. It is faster, has more working memory, and is responsible for monitoring and executing all aspects of the Integrated Emission Control System.
Lights on the 6R Series Tractors have been positioned and designed to provide maximum visibility to the front, sides, and rear of the tractor to increase productivity in any operating condition. The cab lighting pattern provides 330 degrees of coverage while the hood lighting provides the remaining 30 degrees, for completely programmable, 360-degree, stadium-style lighting.
Base lighting
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Hood |
Belt |
Front roof |
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Rear roof |
Fender |
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| * Base package - with non-panorama roof | HB3 | HB3 | HB3 | NA | H4 | X | HB3 | HB3 | HB3 | X | HB3 | ||||
| Light package - Standard | 873F | HB3 | HB3 | HB3 | NA | H4 | X | HB3 | X | HB3 | HB3 | HB3 | X | HB3 | HB3 |
| Light package - Premium | 873E | HB3 | LED | LED | NA | LED | X | LED | X | LED | LED | LED | X | LED | HB3 |
| Light packages panorama roof code (878W) | |||||||||||||||
| Light package - Standard - panorama roof | 873A | HB3 | HB3 | HB3 | NA | H4 | X | LED | X | HB3 | HB3 | X | HB3 | HB3 | |
| Lighting package – Panorama light package | 873C | HB3 | LED | LED | NA | LED | X | LED | X | LED | LED | X | LED | HB3 | |
Light-emitting diode (LED)
High-intensity discharge/Xenon (HID)
Halogen (HB3)
Lighting identification from front view of tractor
Lighting availability on panorama roof
Lighting identification from rear view of tractor
NOTE: Please also see available attachments.
Selecting the lighting mode
Overview
Operators can quickly select a lighting mode on the steering console by operating a rotary switch. The three settings available are:
Lighting control switch on dashboard
Benefits
Programmable lighting
Overview
The CommandCenter allows operators to customize two different light programs. The operator can switch between the two programs with the push button. Also standard on the 6R Tractors is the battery power-saver feature. When the engine is off and the outside lights have been left on, this feature is designed to avoid battery run-down. After the lights have been left on for 30 minutes and the key is in the off position, the lights will cycle, or blink on and off, five times as an alert. The lights will continue to illuminate for one more minute and then automatically shut off to protect the battery.
CommandCenter programmable timeout lighting
CommandCenter programmable lights page
Beacon lights/hazard warning lights, work light 1 and 2 location on right-hand console
Beacon lights/hazard warning lights, work light 1 and 2 location on CommandCenter
Benefits
More lighting information
Overview
Optional LED lighting technology provides better depth perception and pattern recognition as well as a natural low temperature light for excellent definition of the field. One LED light will out-live 200 or more incandescent lights, 55 or more halogen lights, and 14 or more HID lights.
Overview
Beltline and rear fender work lights provide options for full light flexibility, giving flood illumination exactly where the operator needs it. The John Deere beltline lights are available with HB3 work lights and LED work lights. The two rear fender lights are available in HB3 or LED.
The John Deere lighting components have undergone numerous vibration testing procedures to ensure a good lighting performance and sturdiness under all conditions.
All work lights and beltline lights are adjustable to a desirable angle.
Two beltline work lights – LED
Benefits
Details
| Code | Description |
| 873C | Part of Premium panorama roof light package |
873E |
Part of Premium light package |
NOTE: Please also see available attachments.
873M - Two beltline lights – H4
Benefits
Details
| Code | Description |
| 873A | Part of Standard panorama roof light package |
| 873F | Part of Standard light package |
NOTE: Please also see available attachments.
Two rear fender work lights – LED
Benefits
NOTE: These lights should not be operated during road transport.
| Code | Description |
| 873C | Part of Premium panorama roof light package |
| 873E | Part of Premium light package |
NOTE: Please also see available attachments.
Two rear fender work lights – HB3
Benefits
NOTE: These lights should not be operated during road transport.
| Code | Description |
| 873A | Part of Standard panorama roof light package |
| 873F | Part of Standard light package |
NOTE: Please also see available attachments.
Beacon light for added visibility
Overview
A beacon light is mounted on the front of the cab to provide a rotating warning light for road traveling and added visibility.
Beacon light
Benefits
Details
| Code | Description |
| 873A | Part of Standard panorama roof light package |
| 873C | Part of Premium panorama roof light package |
| 873F | Part of Standard light package |
| 873E | Part of Premium light package |
CommandCenter™ console TLS Plus provides exclusive front suspension using a hydropneumatic self-leveling system to increase productivity and improve ride dramatically. TLS Plus provides more control over the front suspension of the tractor. In the field, the TLS Plus front suspension maintains ground-to-tire contact, enabling more power to the ground.
Front axle adjustment on CommandCenter
Auto mode
The TLS Plus reacts to inputs, which provides the best comfort and stability. Inputs include travel speed, implement weight, draft characteristics, and braking activity. The TLS Plus activates whenever the tractor exceeds 1.5 km/h (0.9 mph).
Maximum mode
The suspension is set to maximum hardness, which is preferable for front loader operation. This allows the operator to adjust the suspension for different situations. If the tractor exceeds 35 km/h (22 mph), the hardness is reduced to provide greater driving comfort. When dropping below 25 km/h (15 mph), maximum is reactivated.
Manual mode
This setting can be useful when attaching mounted implements to the front hitch. When activated, the axle settles in its mid position and then can be raised or lowered manually with the touchscreen or shortcut buttons F and G. The manual setting is overridden when the travel speed exceeds 5 km/h (3 mph) and returns to the previously selected setting of automatic or maximum.
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First link: vertical linkage Two double-acting hydraulic cylinders control the vertical movement of the axle, which leads to excellent sensitivity. |
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Second link: longitudinal linkage |
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Third link: lateral linkage This third link holds the axle laterally. These few simple components ensure excellent suspension quality and reliability with reduced maintenance. |
A full stroke of the suspension typically takes 1 second, allowing the system time to distinguish between typical terrain inputs or level changes. This prevents overreactions.
In addition to active central leveling of the suspension, the John Deere TLS Plus adopts a constantly variable rod side pressure by using a closed loop system. When the suspension reacts at a different frequency, which could be detrimental to driver comfort, the system then fine-tunes the rod side pressure, changing the spring stiffness and improving the ride behavior.
*Not available in 6155RH
A single manual action; system manages the rest
TBA awards
The optional Tractor-Baler Automation (TBA) makes baling easy. This exclusive system manages most of the baling process and gives the producer the following advantages:
When used with a John Deere ISOBUS tractor, electric selective control valve (E-SCV), and (IVT™) transmission, the system will be able to:
The only action remaining is to forward reverser and manage the steering.
If the John Deere tractor is not equipped with IVT but has E-SCV and ISOBUS, opening and closing can be automated.
A single touch on SCV, brakes, or reverser will disengage the automation. In the same way, automated open/close can be momentarily stopped when unloading in hilly conditions.
Tractor-Implement Automation is an exclusive green on green advantage. This advanced technology option has won awards at SIMA and Agritechnica farm equipment show in Europe, a true cost/value guarantee.
NOTE: to run through fully automated mode, a John Deere ISOBUS tractor with E-SCV and IVT is required. A baler activation key and a tractor activation key (different) have to be ordered.
Plug in and bale with ISOBUS
ISOBUS certified = compatibility guarantee
The 990 and 960 Balers offer ISOBUS compatibility as base equipment. This standardized communication not only allows the use of John Deere GreenStar™ 2 1800, 2600, or GreenStar 3 2630 Displays, but also the use of other ISOBUS conform competitive monitors.
Adapter harnesses for non-ISOBUS tractors are available.
Main page with simple and clear pictograms
Bale or soft-core density adjustments
The Baler interface displays information that is needed. The 900 Series monitors provide all required information:
Adjustments can also be managed from the operator's station:
GreenStar 2 1800 Display ordered with the baler
The 900 Series Balers can be teamed with all ISOBUS certified displays. The GreenStar 2 1800 monitor can be ordered with the baler to match traditional baling requirements. When not baling this display can be used for other functions such as guidance and spraying applications when connected to an appropriate receiver and implement.
GreenStar 3 2630 fits the most demanding user needs
The 960 and 990 Balers can be ordered without a monitor for producers who already have an ISOBUS display, or for those who search more advanced application (field management). Displays other than John Deere GreenStar 2 1800 can be purchased through Ag Management Solutions (AMS) pages.
Connected Support technology
When you buy John Deere equipment, you expect reliability. You also know that problems can happen, and a product is only as good as the support behind it. That’s why John Deere equipment is prepared with technology that senses potential issues and can alert you and your dealer promptly—in the cab or anywhere you are.
John Deere Connected Support is a revolutionary change to support that leverages technology and the connectivity of JDLink™ telematics to prevent downtime and resolve problems faster. These tools decrease downtime by an average of 20 percent, enabling faster responses to unexpected problems and reducing technician trips to your machine. For some issues, unplanned downtime can even be prevented altogether through prediction of the issue.
With your permission, John Deere Connected Support:
With more than a decade of experience leveraging connectivity to solve problems, no one else has the experience, tools, and knowledge to keep you running as John Deere and your John Deere dealer can. Connected Support is an in-base feature on all John Deere products with factory- or field-installed JDLink.
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| John Deere 6155R Tractor |
| Engine description | John Deere PowerTech™ PVS | |||
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| Engine displacement | 6.8 L 415 cu in. |
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| Rated engine power | 97/68EC: 116 kW 155 engine hp |
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| Rated PTO power (hp SAE) | 90 kW 121 hp |
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| Transmission type | Standard: 20 Speed AutoQuad PLUS™ ECO (40K) Optional: 16 speed PowerQuad PLUS™ 20 speed AutoQuad PLUS™ (50K) DirectDrive™ ECO (40K) Infinitely variable transmission (IVT): 0.050-42 km/h 0.030-26 mph Infinitely variable transmission (IVT) 0.050-50 km/h 0.030-31 mph |
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| Hydraulic pump rated output | Standard: 45 cc pump: 114 L/min 30 gpm Optional: 60 cc pump: 155 L/min 41 gpm |
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| Rear hitch category (SAE designation) | Category 3/3N: 4170 kg 9193 lb |
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| Base machine weight |
| Description | John Deere PowerTech™ PVS | |||
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| Engine type | Diesel, in-line, 6-cylinder, wet-sleeve cylinder liners with 4 valves-in-head | |||
| Engine family | HJDLX06.8302 | |||
| Rated speed | 2100 rpm | |||
| Aspiration | Turbocharged, variable geometry turbocharger with air-to-air aftercooling and cooled exhaust gas recirculation | |||
| Cylinders liners | ||||
| Emission level | Final Tier 4 | |||
| After treatment type | DOC/DPF/SCR | |||
| Displacement | 6.8 L 415 cu in. |
| Rated power | 97/68EC: 116 kW 155 engine hp |
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| Rated PTO power (hp SAE) | 90 kW 121 hp |
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| Maximum engine power | ||||
| Engine peak torque | At 1,600 rpm: 724 Nm 533 lb-ft |
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| PTO torque rise | 40 percent | |||
| Intelligent Power Management (available in transport and/or mobile PTO applications) |
| Type | Standard: 20 Speed AutoQuad PLUS™ ECO (40K) Optional: 16 speed PowerQuad PLUS™ 20 speed AutoQuad PLUS™ (50K) DirectDrive™ ECO (40K) Infinitely variable transmission (IVT): 0.050-42 km/h 0.030-26 mph Infinitely variable transmission (IVT) 0.050-50 km/h 0.030-31 mph |
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| Creeper |
| Type | Closed-center, pressure/flow compensated | |||
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| Pump rated output | Standard: 45 cc pump: 114 L/min 30 gpm Optional: 60 cc pump: 155 L/min 41 gpm |
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| Available flow at a single rear SCV | 100 L/min 26 gpm |
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| Available flow at front SCVs | ||||
| Number of rear selective control valves (SCVs) | Standard: ISO Couplers: 3 ISO Couplers: 3-6 |
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| Joystick SCV control | ||||
| SCV control | Mechanical |
| Hitch draft control load sense type | ||||
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| Remote control valves available | ||||
| Hitch category (SAE designation) | Category 3/3N: 4170 kg 9193 lb |
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| Lift capacity at standard frame | ||||
| Sensing type | Electrohydraulic | |||
| Rear axle differential lock |
| Drawbar category | Category 2 | |||
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| Maximum vertical load | Category 2: 1400-2450 kg 3085-5400 lb Maximum vertical load dependent on drawbar position |
| Type | Independent Standard: 35 mm (1.375 in) 540, 1000 rpm reversible shaft Optional: 35 mm (1.375 in) 540, 540E, 1000 rpm reversible shaft |
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| Engine rpm (at rated PTO speeds) | 1967 engine rpm at 540 rpm PTO 1753 engine rpm at 540E rpm PTO 2000 engine rpm at 1000 rpm PTO |
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| Ground speed PTO option availability | ||||
| PTO actuation |
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| Standard lift capacity | ||||
| Front power take-off (PTO) | ||||
| PTO speed |
| Type | Standard: 92 x 2550 mm 3.62 x 100.4 in. Optional: 92 x 2808 mm 3.62 x 110.5 in. |
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| Final drive type | Inboard planetary three pinion | |||
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| Brakes, type and control | ||||
| Rear differential lock | Full-locking electrohydraulic | |||
| Load rating |
| Type | Standard: MFWD Triple link suspension (TLS™) |
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| Front axle differential lock | MFWD: limited slip Triple link suspension (TLS™): limited slip Triple link suspension (TLS™) with brakes: full-locking electrohydraulic |
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| Wheel tread range | MFWD: 1524-2235 mm 60-88 in. Triple link suspension (TLS™): 1524-2235 mm 60-88 |
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| Midrollers |
| Type | Hydrostatic power |
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| Alternator size | Standard: 200 amp Optional: 240 amp |
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| Battery options | 12 V | |||
| Working lights | ||||
| Type of bulb in headlight (Halogen, Zenon, LED) | ||||
| Type of bulb in beacon (Halogen, Zenon, LED) | ||||
| dB(A) rating for backup alarm | ||||
| Total cold cranking amps | 1230 CCA with cold weather package or IVT: 1400 CCA |
| Rollover protective structure, OOS | ||||
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| Seat | Standard: Air suspension Optional: Deluxe air suspension |
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| Cab suspension | Optional | |||
| Instructional seat | Optional | |||
| Display | LCD insturment cluster Standard: CommandCenter™ display: 178 mm 7 in. Optional: CommandCenter™ display: 254 mm 10 in. |
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| Radio | Optional | |||
| Inner cab volume | 3.33 m3 117.59 cu ft |
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| dB(A) rating | ||||
| Cab glass area | 6.11 m2 65.77 sq ft |
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| Front visibility |
| Wheelbase | 2WD: 2985 mm 117.5 in. MFWD: 2765 mm 108.8 in. |
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| Drawbar clearance | ||||
| Front axle center | MFWD/TLS™ axle under differential housing w/ 380/85R30 tires: 584 mm 23 in. |
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| Approximate shipping weight, Open;Cab | 6560 kg 14462 lb |
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| Maximum ballast level | ||||
| Maximum permissible weight | 11750 kg 25904 lb |
| Crankcase oil volume | 23.5 L 6.2 U.S. gal. |
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| Fuel tank | 270 L 71.3 U.S. gal. |
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| Diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) tank | 16 L 4.2 U.S. gal. |
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| Cooling system | 27 L 7.1 U.S. gal. |
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| Transmission-hydraulic system | PowrQuad™/AutoQuad™: 63 L 16.6 U.S. gal. DirectDrive™ ECO: 75 L 19.8 U.S. gal. IVT: 62 L 16.4 U.S. gal. |
| Interval for engine oil change | 750 hours | |||
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| Interval for hydraulic/transmission oil change | 1,000 hours | |||
| Interval for engine coolant change | 6,000 hours |
| Loader | 640R | |||
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| Lift capacity at full height | Mechanical self-leveling: measured at 800 mm ahead of pivot: 2148 kg 4736 lb Non self-leveling: measured at 800 mm ahead of pivot: 1738 kg 3832 lb |
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| Maximum lift height | Mechanical self-leveling: bucket level: 4060 mm 160 in. Non self-leveling: bucket level: 4060 mm |
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| Remote diagnostics |
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| Country of manufacture | United States |
| Date collected | 9-Feb-17 |
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CommandARM bracket
CommandARM bracket
The CommandARM bracket for Final Tier 4 (FT4) tractors offers a convenient way to mount a cell phone or tablet to the CommandARM for easy use of a mobile device. This bracket is not compatible with joystick-equipped tractors.
NOTE: Cell phone, tablet, and Ram mount hardware sold separately.
NOTE: This bracket is not compatible with joystick-equipped tractors.
Power-beyond couplers
Field-installed kit AL176299 provides like hydraulic power to equipment. This kit supplies oil pressure to implements when the engine is running.
Any implement using power beyond must have a way to control oil flow. Use an independent control valve that is pressure and flow compensating (supplied separately) to control the oil flow rate from this coupler set.
Stabilizer bar
Automatic stabilizer bar
Factory-installed stabilizer bars are recommended for applications such as scraping where high lateral load forces are placed on the hitch. Stabilizer bars work to prevent breakage of lower link sensors. When ordered, regular sway plates and blocks will not be installed.
An adjustable stabilizer bar provides positive control of lateral sway when using mounted equipment.
For those who desire both left-hand and right-hand stabilizers, order quantity of two or code 8763.
