The John Deere 3640 has a 3-point hitch lift capacity of 7,930 lb (3,597 kg) at 24 in / 610 mm behind the hitch.
John Deere 3640 3-Point Hitch Lift Capacity
| 3-point hitch lift capacity | 6,000 lb (2,722 kg) |
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| Lift capacity at 24 in / 610 mm | 7,930 lb (3,597 kg) |
| 3-point hitch type | 3-point hitch |
Rear Lift Capacity Comparison Chart
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John Deere 3640 Hitch and Rear Lift Notes
| Rear lift capacity note | For implement matching, the John Deere 3640 should be judged from the 7,930 lb (3,597 kg) lift at 24 in / 610 mm figure. That gives a better real-world read than horsepower alone |
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| 24 in / 610 mm lift note | A 24 in / 610 mm rating matters because weight gets harder to lift as it moves farther behind the tractor |
| Rear implement matching | The John Deere 3640 hitch spec is useful because it helps judge whether attachments like large mounted implements, heavy tillage tools, big mower, large planter, and heavy ballast setup are in the right size range |
John Deere 3640 3-Point Hitch FAQ
What is the rear lift capacity of the John Deere 3640?
Rear lift capacity for the John Deere 3640 is shown as 7,930 lb (3,597 kg) for lift at 24 in / 610 mm. For real attachment matching, capacity is strong, but implement length, ballast, axle load and field conditions still matter.
Why does the 24 in / 610 mm rear lift spec matter?
The 7,930 lb (3,597 kg) rating matters because mounted implements put weight behind the lift arms. That extra distance makes the tractor work harder than a close-in hitch-end test.
What rear hitch type does the John Deere 3640 have?
The captured hitch type for the John Deere 3640 is 3-point hitch. Confirm the exact category in the operator manual before buying a rear implement.
Can the John Deere 3640 handle heavy rear attachments?
The John Deere 3640’s useful lift reference is 7,930 lb (3,597 kg). It may suit large mounted implements, heavy tillage tools, big mower, large planter, and heavy ballast setup, but capacity is strong, but implement length, ballast, axle load and field conditions still matter.
Mistakes do happen. Tractor hitch lift specs can change by year, market, tire setup, ballast, hitch option and measurement point. Please check the operator manual, build sheet and official deere.com website for official information before buying or lifting heavy implements.


