We had a 4010 with the M&W turbo. It was turning somewhere in the neighborhood of 115 to 120 hp. It didn't have the high capacity oil pan or any mods to the cooling system. Made a great wagon hauler, either hay or forage wagons. However, a 4010 is only a 10,000 lb tractor with the tires loaded. For tillage work without duel wheels it was spinning the wheels like a pulling tractor all the time and had a tendency to overheat. Even though the 4010 had more power, I preferred our OEM 4020 for tillage work. Less hassles with traction and overheating issues.
The 4010 made one heck of a tractor to put on the silo blower, though! Used to open the 4010 throttle up to the override position, turning the blower just as fast as you could, opened the self-unloading wagon up and let-er-rip!
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