Great Plains 4000TM Vertical Tillage
Great Plains 4000TM
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Great Plains 4000TM is a vertical tillage attachment from Great Plains for working high-residue fields and other residue-heavy field preparation tasks. It is listed with a working width of 12,192 mm (40 ft). The implement requires 147 kW (200 hp) at the PTO, giving it the power demand associated with wide-pass tillage work.
It is specified for High-residue vertical tillage (85+ bu/acre corn residue capable); wavy front blades, smooth rear blades; basket rollers for leveling. Single-point hydraulic depth control; hydraulic fore/aft level; hydraulic wing down pressure; 0–6° gang angle adjustable from cab support controlled operation across varying field conditions while maintaining a working depth of 203 mm (8 in) and a working speed of 8 km/h (5 mph).
Year
2018
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
7,620 mm
~300 in
3,962 mm
~156 in
12,192 mm
~480 in
Working Width
12,192 mm
Additional specifications
Working depth
203 mm
Working speed
8 km/h
Residue Conditions
High-residue vertical tillage (85+ bu/acre corn residue capable); wavy front blades, smooth rear blades; basket rollers for leveling
Depth control
Single-point hydraulic depth control; hydraulic fore/aft level; hydraulic wing down pressure; 0–6° gang angle adjustable from cab
Required HP (PTO)
200 hp
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Great Plains 4000TM Vertical Tillage
12192 mm
7620 mm × 12192 mm × 3962 mm
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What is the average price of a Great Plains 4000TM?
No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration when evaluating a Great Plains 4000TM.
What are the key advantages of the Great Plains 4000TM?
Key features include high-residue vertical tillage capability, wavy front blades and smooth rear blades, basket rollers for leveling, and single-point hydraulic depth control. Hydraulic fore/aft leveling, hydraulic wing down pressure, and cab-adjustable gang angle provide setup control.
What type of engine does the 4000TM use?
The supplied information does not confirm an engine type. The 4000TM is listed as a Vertical Tillage attachment and has a required PTO rating rather than an onboard engine specification.
How much horsepower does the 4000TM have?
The 4000TM requires 149.1 kW (200 hp) PTO power. The supplied data does not identify this as horsepower produced by the attachment itself.
What fuel does the Great Plains 4000TM use?
The supplied information does not confirm a fuel type. As a Vertical Tillage attachment, the 4000TM is specified by required PTO power rather than fuel use.
What jobs is this Vertical Tillage best suited for?
This Vertical Tillage attachment is suited for high-residue field work, including corn residue conditions. Its wavy front blades, smooth rear blades, and basket rollers support residue handling and field leveling.
What is the expected lifespan of the 4000TM?
The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan. Service life depends on operating conditions, maintenance, and the condition of wear components, hydraulic equipment, and rollers.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Vertical Tillage?
Check blade wear and condition, basket rollers, hydraulic depth-control operation, fore/aft leveling, wing down pressure, and gang-angle adjustment. Inspect the frame and hydraulic components for damage, leaks, or excessive wear, and confirm the unit suits the available PTO power.
