Deutz-Fahr M640 Tractor

Manufacturer Deutz-Fahr
Price -
Model M640
Equipment Type -
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DEUTZ-FAHR M640 POWER

Engine 171hp / 127.5kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The Deutz-Fahr M640 tractor features a robust 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine with a liquid-cooled design, delivering 171 hp and peak power of 181 hp at 2100 RPM. With a torque output of 528.8 lb-ft at just 1000 RPM, it provides strong low-end performance ideal for heavy-duty applications like plowing and towing. The electric starter with a 12-volt system ensures reliable ignition, although operators should consider the potential challenges of maintaining turbocharged components for optimal longevity.

Description Deutz turbocharged intercooled diesel 6-cylinder 24-valve liquid-cooled
Displacement 369.6ci / 6.1L
Bore/Stroke 3.98x4.96inches / 101x 126mm
Power 171hp / 127.5kW
Maximum Power 181hp / 135.0kW
Rated RPM 2100
Torque 528.8lb-ft / 717.1Nm
Torque RPM 1000
Starter electric
Starter volts 12

DEUTZ-FAHR M640 ENGINE

The Deutz-Fahr M640 features a robust Deutz 6.1L 6-cylinder diesel engine, delivering high torque output ideal for heavy-duty agricultural tasks. Its efficient fuel consumption is a significant advantage, promoting cost-effectiveness during prolonged operations. However, potential challenges may arise in maintenance, given the complexity of a 6-cylinder system, necessitating skilled technicians for optimal performance.

Description Deutz 6.1L 6-cyl diesel

TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW

The Deutz-Fahr M640 features a 24-speed partial power shift transmission, allowing for efficient gear changes without clutching, enhancing operator control and productivity. The availability of a 40-speed creeper gear enables precise low-speed operations, ideal for tasks such as tilling or planting in tight spaces. However, the complexity of the transmission may lead to increased maintenance needs and a steeper learning curve for new operators.

Description 24-speed partial power shift 40-speed creeper

TRANSMISSION 1

The Deutz-Fahr M640 features a ZF 7200 transmission with a partial power shift, offering 24 gears for enhanced versatility in various field conditions. The wet disc clutch provides smoother engagement and less wear, making it suitable for intensive agricultural applications. However, operators may need training to maximize the benefits of the power shuttle functionality effectively.

Transmission ZF 7200
Type partial power shift
Gears 24 forward and reverse
Clutch wet disc
Description Four power shift gears in six synchronized ranges with power shuttle

TRANSMISSION 2

The Deutz-Fahr M640 tractor features a ZF creeper transmission, offering a total of 40 forward and reverse gears, which enhances maneuverability in various field conditions. The wet disc clutch system provides smooth engagement and durability, which is advantageous for extensive operation and heavy loads. Ideal for tasks requiring slow, precise control, such as planting or tilling, the creeper option optimizes engine efficiency at low speeds, although it may increase complexity in gear selection.

Manufacturer ZF
Type creeper
Gears 40 forward and reverse
Clutch wet disc
Description Optional creeper provides an additional four ranges (with four speeds each) to the main transmission

MECHANICAL

The Deutz-Fahr M640 features a robust 4x4 MFWD chassis, enhancing traction on varied terrains, making it ideal for diverse farming applications. The wet disc brakes provide superior stopping power and longevity, while the 24-speed partial power shift transmission allows for versatile speed modulation, with a 40-speed creeper option for precision work in tight spaces. The standard air-conditioned cab improves operator comfort during prolonged use, which is crucial for maintaining productivity in extreme weather conditions.

Chassis 4x4 MFWD 4WD
Steering power
Brakes wet disc
Cab Cab standard with air-conditioning
Transmissions 24-speed partial power shift 40-speed creeper

CAPACITY

Fuel 80.6gal / 305.1L
Hydraulic system 10.6gal / 40.1L

HYDRAULICS

Type open center load sensing
Capacity 10.6gal / 40.1L
Pressure 2900psi / 200.0bar
Rear valves 4
Pump flow 21.9gpm / 82.9lpm *Open center/31.7gpm / 120.0lpm *Load sensing
Steering flow 11gpm / 41.6lpm
Steering press. 2600psi / 179.3bar

TRACTOR HITCH

Rear Type III/II
Control position and draft control
Rear lift 13640lbs / 6187kg 20240lbs / 9180kg
Front Hitch II
Front lift 8800lbs / 3991kg

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO independent
Rear RPM 540/1000
Engine RPM 1000@1960
Front PTO independent
Front RPM 1000

DEUTZ-FAHR M640 TIRES

The Deutz-Fahr M640 features standard agricultural tires with a front dimension of 540/65R28 and a rear dimension of 650/65R38, providing optimal traction and stability for field operations. The larger rear tire size enhances load capacity and improves soil compaction management, making it suitable for heavy-duty tasks. However, operators should monitor tire wear and consider seasonal tire changes to maintain performance across diverse agricultural conditions.

Standard tires (ag) Front: 540/65R28. Rear: 650/65R38

DIMENSIONS

Wheelbase 109.1inches / 277cm
Length 187.4inches / 475cm
Height (cab) 118.1inches / 299cm
Weight 13160lbs / 5969kg

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The Deutz-Fahr M640 tractor features a wheelbase of 109.1 inches, providing enhanced stability for heavy-duty tasks, especially in agriculture. Weighing 13,160 lbs, it offers substantial traction with its front tires (540/65R28) and rear tires (650/65R38), making it suitable for field operations and transporting heavy loads. However, the substantial weight can pose challenges in soft soil conditions, potentially leading to soil compaction.

Wheelbase 109.1inches / 277cm
Weight 13160lbs / 5969kg
Front tire 540/65R28
Rear tire 650/65R38

ELECTRICAL

Charging system alternator
Charging amps 150
Battery volts 12
Battery AH 143/190


Last Updated 2025-01-01
Stephen is a passionate tractor hobbyist with a deep-seated love for all things mechanized and agricultural. Growing up in a rural setting, he developed a fascination with these mighty machines that have played a crucial role in shaping the farming industry.

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