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Re: Questions about a Deutz 4006
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Posted by Norberg on July 30, 2000 at 19:45:08 from (165.29.29.15):
In Reply to: Questions about a Deutz 4006 posted by KC on May 10, 1999 at 11:36:44:
The 4006 is set at a good price, especially with a loader. How are the tires? The 4006 and 4506 are pretty much the same tractor as far as frame and engine. The only difference is the 6 horsepower that is gained from turning the injection-pump up. Deutz tractors are fantastic machines. You don't have to worry about anti-freeze in the winter and they run a little higher compression ratio for cold starts in the winter.
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