I have a 4000SU, older version of the 4610SU, great tractor with plenty of power in a small chassis, I use it a lot in areas where I need plenty of power but also need a small chassis tractor.
It has the sweep back axle like a 3000-3600-3610 that keeps it compact and very maneuverable, but this axle doesn't make for a very good loader tractor.
If you what the stay with a small chassis I recommend looking for something like a 4630 on 28 inch tires, it looks like a 3930 but has the more powerful engine, the heavy straight axle and hydrostatic steering is much better for loader opps.
Or you could just go with the standard sized 4000-4600-4610-4630 on 30 inch tires.
I will say for brush hogging I like the added height of my standard 4000 on 30 inch tires.
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