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Read articles →A focused owner walkthrough of the rear end only on a New Holland T4.95, covering the dual rear remotes and their cab controls, three-point hitch draft control and top-link adjustment, PTO setup, drawbar, link arm adjustability, lighting, and grease points. The owner briefly shares real-world use with a backhoe and a 1,800-lb brush hog. Useful for buyers specifically researching rear hydraulics and hitch functionality on this model.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on observations from their own experience running the T4.95 with implements on their property.
Yes, the owner runs a seven foot brush hog weighing about 1,800 pounds with no issues on lift capacity.
There are two separate hydraulic circuits, green and blue, controlled by levers in the cab that control hydraulic flow to the rear ports.
Yes, the top link adjusts to other locations and has pressure sensing, allowing control based on load detected in draft control mode.
The owner removed the PTO cover and put a hydraulic pump on the PTO to successfully run a three-point backhoe.
