Quick answer:
The John Deere 140 tractor hydraulic pump flow is 4.6 GPM, and hydraulic system pressure is 610 psi.
Hydraulic pump flow4.6 GPM
Implement flow21 GPM
Total hydraulic flow21 GPM
Hydraulic pressure610 psi
Hydraulic system typeclosed-center
Hydraulic fluid capacity5 qt (1.2 gal)
John Deere 140 Hydraulic Flow Details
| Hydraulic pump flow | 4.6 GPM |
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| Implement hydraulic flow | 21 GPM |
| Total hydraulic flow | 21 GPM |
| Hydraulic system pressure | 610 psi |
| Hydraulic system type | closed-center |
| Hydraulic fluid capacity | 5 qt (1.2 gal) |
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John Deere 140 Extra Hydraulic Notes
| Hydraulic flow note | The John Deere 140’s implement flow figure is about 21 GPM, so hydraulic attachment choice should be based on flow demand, not horsepower alone. |
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| Hydraulic pressure note | Hydraulic pressure on the John Deere 140 is 610 psi, but hydraulic performance depends on pressure and flow together. |
| Rear remotes / SCV note |
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| Hydraulic system type note | The John Deere 140’s hydraulic system type is closed-center, which is built for higher-pressure hydraulic control than a basic open-center setup. |
| Hydraulic fluid capacity note | For maintenance, the John Deere 140’s hydraulic fluid capacity matters more than flow rate because it affects oil changes, filter service and refill quantity. |
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Hydraulic flow, pump flow, implement flow, pressure, rear remote / SCV setup and fluid capacity can change by year, market, transmission, pump option, loader package and hydraulic package. Please check the operator manual and official deere.com website for official information.







