yeahmy dad is Randy williams, i cut my teeth on the white 4994 working ground when i was 14, and seeding when i was 17, man it was so nice to have all that power and my buddies had to run tractors with 270 hp to 325 to 375. The red one we had was tuned up to 450 hp. the only thing was the rear steering would go nuts in the morning or after it rained. but they pull 60 foot of jd 9450 drills like they were not even there.
@@RJ1999x Scania and Mack Trucks then went on to forge a unique and close relationship which provided benefits to both companies for many years thru the mid-1980s. From the early 1960’s, Mack turned to Scania for their mid-range engine requirements. Scania produced 106,500 D8 and DS8 7.9-liter engines from 1961 thru 1986, 15,000 of which were shipped to America for installation in Mack trucks. Scania and mack developed the v8 together
yes both axles steer you can steer each one independent or together yes you can turn them both in the same direction that is the crab steer feature quite handy in the right situation.
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Only video I ever found of a 4994 doing field work
Dude looks all fired up and enthused.
yeahmy dad is Randy williams, i cut my teeth on the white 4994 working ground when i was 14, and seeding when i was 17, man it was so nice to have all that power and my buddies had to run tractors with 270 hp to 325 to 375. The red one we had was tuned up to 450 hp. the only thing was the rear steering would go nuts in the morning or after it rained. but they pull 60 foot of jd 9450 drills like they were not even there.
I spent quite a bit of time on a 4890 and 4690 working for a relative back in the 80s.
we used to have 2 4994s one red and one white, damm good for power.
This was THE BIGGEST j.i. case tractor ever built.
@ chambsuper90: they look alike b/c they are the same thing. When Tennaco took over Steiger they painted them red.
When it comes to diesel V8's, Scania has their shit together.
That V8 makes buttloads of low end torque!
Yah, that's not a V8, it's an inline.
@@nathanruff7459 uh, pretty sure it's not, bruh.
Nathan Ruff if it was a 4894 you’d be right. You aren’t right however
It was a direct copy of the Mack
@@RJ1999x Scania and Mack Trucks then went on to forge a unique and close relationship which provided benefits to both companies for many years thru the mid-1980s.
From the early 1960’s, Mack turned to Scania for their mid-range engine requirements. Scania produced 106,500 D8 and DS8 7.9-liter engines from 1961 thru 1986, 15,000 of which were shipped to America for installation in Mack trucks.
Scania and mack developed the v8 together
Why take all the coverings off the back end?
400HP Saab-Scania diesel. the plow is the same as a steiger trail-r-disk
I have a white 4994 for sale
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The 4994 was the biggest j.i.case ih tractor ever built.
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only 214 were ever built
Hey there,
can you tell me anything about the steering? Do both axles steer? Can you set them both in on direction (as e.g. on the Claas Xerion)?
Gallus yes
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yes both axles steer you can steer each one independent or together yes you can turn them both in the same direction that is the crab steer feature quite handy in the right situation.
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never ture with it down my my
FordWoman_4 Xxx never type if you can not spell
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