Posted by Notjustair on January 09, 2015 at 18:16:15 from (70.195.0.27):
In Reply to: JD 4630 posted by young tractor on January 09, 2015 at 10:48:02:
I sold one of the 4440s this spring for 18,000. It was pretty cheap, but I kept the best 4440 for me. I love them. They are/were both quad range. If they have been used as they should they are bulletproof. There isn't a lot to go wrong on them if people have clutched between gears and stopped between ranges. I'd get another in a heartbeat. I regretted selling the 4440 about three days after I did and tried to get it back but it was too late. I didn't need it anyway as I had bought a 7800 to replace one of them. The one I kept has 9500 hours. Still runs like new and uses no oil. That 466 is a pretty darn good engine. The only one I have had rebuilt was the one in the 8430, but it is turned up about 100 horsepower more and works pretty hard. If I remember right it was done about 9000 hours. I got the 4440 to pull a 36 foot disk once (when the 8430 needed the rebuild). It is the only time I have ever seen the temp guage move off of the cool side. She worked pretty hard but pulled her own.
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